The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-06-23
TALK or THE TOWN

/ ing.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Z. G. Styles Of Grot
on visited friends in this city yestcr
day.
| James Forrest Of Auburn, Me-, wal
2 business visitor in this city yester
day.
II J. P. Adams Of Lyndonvillc was 1
business visitor in the city yesterday
| afternoon.
H Miss Emily Dodge ia at home for thu
summer vacation from the University
Of Vermont.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmot Of Lebanon, N
H., are visiting their son, D. c. Wilmot
of Wellington street.
4 Mrs. S. j. Meader and Mrs. A. g
Durham of North Montpelier were
visitors in this city yesterday.
/ Hildreth Martin Of Averill street has
returned home after his graduation
from. the University of Vermont.
i Frank Lawliss Of South Barre has
returned to his home after finishing
his years work at the University Of
Vermont Medical school.
! II, L, Freeman Of Boston is passing
few days in this city on business.
| While here he will be the guest Of Q.
H. Perry Of Highland avenue.
| Peter Monti, a well known local
checker player, wishes to challenge any
other local player. Information will
be given at Tosi's pool room.
Will the ladies' aid Of st. Monica 3
church please call as soon az possible
for the dishes that were left at the
convent since the last food salef
D. A. Perry of the Perry Real rs
tate agency was in Williamstown to-
day conducting an auction of stock and
tools for Louis SASH of that village.
Among the boys who left to-day for
Camp Abnaki ON Lake Champlain were
James Lucia, Chauneey Wiley, jr.,
James Higgins, jr., and Bernard Null
cahy.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ Flanders have
returned from an auto trip to Old Or
chard, Me. While there they attended
q meeting of the Motorcycle Associa
tion Of America.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Ducharme and
daughter, Louise, left this morning for
Northampton, Mass. They have been
visiting friends and relatives in Barre
and South Barre.
Paul Scampini's truck took twelve
men to Burlington to-day, the men
planning to 20 from Burlington to
Essex, N. Y, where they win work on
construction job.
Clyde Tracy Of Church street who
was formerly employed in the Palace
garage has taken his family to Shar-
on, where he has started a garage
business of his own.
Joseph Dessureau, James Mcdonald
and Pearl Smith have returned from
motorcycle trip to Old Orchard, Me-,
where they went to attend meeting
of the Motorcycle Association Of |
America.
Miss Natalie Jameson, who has been
for the past year student at McGill |
college in Montreal, p. O., has arrived
at her home in the Morse block TO pass
the summer with her parents, Mr.. and |
Mrs. Frank Jameson.
Miss Vivian Marion of Franklin
street has returned home from North |
ampton, Mass, where she has been a
student at Smith college and will pass
the summer with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. James 7. Marion.
DIR. c. II. Downing Of Boston has gone
TO Kansas City, Mo-. where he is TO
give a course in technique. From there
he will 60 TO Salt Lake City, Portland,
Ore, San Francisco and Los Angeles,
where he will attend the, osteopafhic
in July. Mrs. Downing and
daughter are visiting at the home Of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. +. II. Down
ing Of Washington.
petition is being circulated in this
vicinity and on the "Hill" asking that
The governor of the state show elem
ancy to the three young men. Allan
Rsycraft, James Kelley and Patrick
Morgan, who were sentenced in Barre
.ity court to 20, Is and IL months, re.
ipectively, in the house of correction
or assault on Walter Morgan on the
east Barre road last Friday night.
The petition Is said 10 ask that the
entences be modified or suspended.
Arthur c. Tilden and Mrs. James
dackay were among those who attend
d the annual meeting of the Charlotte
forris association OF Past Matrons
nd past patrons Of the O. r. s. of the
tate n Vermont at Montpelier last
light. There were about 100 in at.
enhance, including several grand off.
ers from various parts of the state
banquet was served at O'Clock.
fter which there was an entertain
nent given by Rob Morris chapter OF
Montpelier and following that there
lere some short speeches.
A number of people living on the 4
asst side OF the city have entered com \
laints at the Offices Of the Montpelier I
nd Barre Traction and Power CON- n
any protesting against the removal Of v
he electric cars from the Washington 2
rect line here They desire an imme- '
late resumption Of service and are un- /,
bic 10 ascertain why il is that when. !,
yer q car Is removed Il IL always from v
Ne Washington street line. They con- 4
der Washington street fully as i'm v
Drtant as the Seminary hin line in n
Iontpelier and want to know why that 4
ne cannot suffer the suspension of
'rvice occasionally instead Of loading c
le brnnt Of the burden on the Wash II