The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-23
TALK OF THE TOWN

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Red Cross Pharmacy.--adv.
| Baptist Philatheas. There will be a
meeting tonight after prayer meet
ing.
Regular meeting of st. Johns court,
G. o. f., Thursday evening at z
o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Duchaine Of
Plainfield were visitors in the city yes
terday.
Mrs. Ralph Parker and son, Burton,
of North Montpelier visited with
friends in Barre yesterday.
A good supper will be served at the
Waldorf lunch, Uniyersalist church, on
Tuesday, June 2S.-adv.
A Waldorf lunch will be served in
the Universalist church Tuesday, June
rs, from to s p. m. The public in
vited.-adv,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Girard and daugh-
ter, Exina, of Quebec, p. O., are visit
ing at the home of their daughter, Mrs.
p. Fournier of Cutler Corner.
A regular meeting of the Central
Labor union of Barre and vicinity will
be held in carpenters hall, Worthen
block, Friday evening, June "a, at
1880.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Fisher of Aver
i'll street have completed two days
automobile trip through New York
state, during which they stopped chief
ly at Ogdensburg.
Mrs. A. Collette has returned to her
home in Worcester, Mass, after pass
ing three weeks at the home of her
son and daughter, L. Collette and Mrs.
A. Fourier Of Cutler Corner.
Miss Gladys Bradford entertained a
few of her friends at porch party
at her home, l0s South Main street,
last evening in honor of her cousin,
Fred Moorcroft, of Waltham, Mass,
and Miss Helen Champlin of Melrose,
Mass, who are her guests.
William Huggard of Brookfield is
passing a week in Barre and Mont
pelier. Mr. Huggard during the past
year has been teaching school in Maine
and next wear viii join the faculty Of
Middlebury college from which he
graduated in 10, as an assistant in
structor of English,
Miss Marion Tillen, junior at Mid
dlebury college during the past year,
arrived at her home in this city yes
terday to pass week before enter
ing the summer school course at the
college. Miss Tilden~is stopping with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kemp
ton of South Main street.
Papers were passed in the D. A.
Perry Real Estate Office yesterday
whereby the ownership of the Moses
Colby homestead in Barre Town, owned
by Myrtle c. Barber, was conveyed to
Harry H. Iadd of Plainfield This land
adjoins Mr.. Ladd's farm, SO he plans
to work it in conjunction with his
farm.
The Brookside Community club and
invited friends will hold lawn party
Friday evening, june "a, at the Mitch
ell farm or the Plainfield road. This
is the annual meeting and election OF
officers and all members please come
prepared to pay dues 1t is hoped to
get many new members for the com
ing year.
Nineteen young people are taking
examinations at the Spaulding high
school building under supervision OF
Supt. C. H. White to permit them to
enter the colleges which do not matric
ulate students on certificates of prePar
atory schools. Seventeen Of the APP
plicants are either graduates or stu.
dents Of Spaulding high school, one is
a graduate of Randolph high school
and one Of the Mortified, Mass, sem
mary. The examinations started Mon
day and will be concluded Saturday.
Yesterday afternoon at Lincoln cam
pus the East Barre team for the third
time this year defeated the east hill
team by the score Of to 8. As has
been the case in all the games so far,
the game was close and exciting all
the way through with the eventual
winner in doubt until the last man was
out. The east hill team took the lead
by scoring once in each of the first |
three innings. In the fifth East Barre
tied the score and in the seventh they |
added the couple winning runs. Lowrey
and Avery formed the battery for East |
] G. while Allen and o'keefe worked |
for east hill. Two double plays by |
cast hill and one by East Barre fes-
tured.
Dante Malnati, one Of Spaulding |
high schools commercial graduates
with the class of 20, was drowned in
Piqua, O., Tuesday, according to tel.
egram received by his sister, Mrs |
Guido Maiuo Of o Railroad street No
details of the accident were given and |
will not be known until letter is re-
ceived, which probably will not reach
here for day or two. This young |
man was born in Barre in 1901 TO Mr.
and Mrs. Angelo Malnati, and re-
manned here until his graduation from
Spaulding a year ago. Accompanying
his mother, Mrs. c. Valli, and his step.
father. his father having died several
years ago, he moved to Piqus, o., and
at the time of his death was engaged
as a manager in a grocery store in
Piqua Guido Maino left Barre as soon
as the telegram wa received for Piqua
20 a4tapd tha funaral