The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-28
TALK OF THE TOWN

II Baptist Philatheasl There will be
H work meeting Wednesday evening 4
II the Community house.
Il A son was born yesterday mornin
H to Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Cerasoli a
II their homo at Ii Center street.
H Odd Ladies are requested to sen
II their due books TO the secretary, Mr.,
H Nellie Biacllni, before July for audi
II Notice! Clan Ladies are asked 4
H leave their due books with the finan
II cial secretary for audit before July
II Norman Even OF Buffalo, N. Y
H is visiting with his brother, Jane
H Even, 1f Orange street while havinl
H his annual vacation
II All Odd Ladies wishing to 20 I,
\ Graniteville Friday night please leay,
!, their names with Miss Margaret Car
roll before Wednesday,
Wanted to Rent--A Q. or 7-roon
tenement or cottage; best locality ii
Barre desired by Barre business man
write to IF care Times--adv.
DR.. Evelyn Slocum of White River
junction was week end guest at the
Harry" Parks home on Averill street
and returned to her home yesterday
afternoon.
Mrs. James Leslie of Denver, Colo.
arrived in the city last Wednesday to
spend the summer with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. James Scott, of 70 Ma.
pie avenue.
Valuable real estate on the car line
between Montpelier and Barre at auc.
tion Wednesday afternoon, June 90.
See adv. on page 7. The D. A. Perry
Real Estate ageney.-adv.
Rex Johnson, clerk in the Cont.
mental clothing store in Boston, ia
passing his two weeks vacation in
Barre as the guest of Mr. and Mrs,
Henry Petrie, his relatives.
Miss Ethel Mcfarland left yester.
day for New York City, where she viii
enter Columbia university for the
summer school, taking up a special
course in speech corrective work
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Page of Newport
and Mr.. and Mrs, Ltndoll Waterman
Of Rock Island, P. O., motored back to
their homes yesterday, after making
weekend visit with relatives in Barre.
Miss Annie Averill of Sacramento,
Cal, who is passing the summer at the
home of c. w. Averill on fremont
street, went to Motetown yesterday to
pass few days with Mrs. w, L. Will
cox.
Sherburne Campbell of Burlington,
who has just completed his sophomore
medical year at the University Of Yer.
mont, visited friends in the city re-
turning to Burlington yesterday to
take state board examinations.
The d. A Perry Real Estate agency
sold yesterday the Veino property, 50
called, on Trow bill 20 Mrs. Ethel
z. Graves of Leominster, Mass. Mrs. |
Graves buys for home and plans TO |
occupy the property about July Is.
William CarswelI. chief salesman for |
the Caswell- Wetmore Co, has just |
completed a six weeks trip through |
Kentucky, Ohio and New York state.
Upon the return journey, Mr.. Carswell |
visited with his son, Cedric, in New |
York City.
DIR. John H Woodruff. who for
the past six weeks has been compelled
to abandon his practice by an illness
with pneumonia, is much improved and
plans to resume practice within few
days. DIR. Woodruff intends to keep
office hours at his home on East
street instead of at the Keith avenue
office.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gosseiin of
Kansas City, Mo, are stopping at Ho-
tel Barre while Mr.. Gosseiin is trans.
acting business with the Harrison
Granite company here. Mr.. and Mrs.
iosselin were recently married and
while returning from their honeymoon
spent at the Thousand Islands. stopped
here to visit the plant of the Harrison
Granite company, whom Mr.. Gosselin
ias heretofore represented in Kansas
lily. as western manager. He is to be
to the home office in New
York City after his wedding trip.
Joseph Persons, II, of North Mont
'elier, a mill worker, was arrested by :
+. e. Brown of that town on
warrant charging him with disturb
ng the peace and quarreling with Fred
'orliss at a publfe dance in East Mont
'elier Thursday evening June l6, and
'rought into Barre city court yester-
ay afternoon. A fine of SIS was i'm
osed, together with costs of Sl3.4O,
y Judge f. L. Scott. States Attor.
ey Fred B. Thomas of Montpelier
rosecuted the case. Charles Goodell.
0, an employee at the Montpelier Ice
o., also pleaded guilty to a similar
ffense and paid fine Of IS, with costs
{ Sl220.
Partners have been drawn for the
liked handicap tournament of the
arre Golf club and play off of the
rst rounds will commence this week
is requested by the committee that
ne members concerned win get their
rst match started right away. The
blowing nine pairs will participate:
Iiss Stevens and Frank Leith; Mrs
isher and J. Mercer; Mrs. Petrie and
Murray; Mrs, Phillips and Max
isher; Mrs. Duffey and D. ]. McMn-
n: Mrs. Wood and A. 4. Milne; Mrs.
lalsh and James Freeland; Mrs.
ackson and +. J. Walsh; Mrs Mer-
r and Robert Phillips. A list of
artners ami their hsndicaps have been
'sted at the club house.
Work was commenced toward the