The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-06-20
TALK or THE TOWN

1 !
i Harold Wilson, graduate Of Am
herst college, is visiting friends in tn
city.
| Miss M. M Minnie has gone to Bos
| ton in the interests of the Nash com
pany.
| Archie Adams and family have re
turned from fishing trip to Shelburn,
pond.
4 Patrick Massie of Maple avenue hal
| left for Buffalo, N. Y, where he founs
employment.
| Harry Clark of Washington stree
has gone to Hartford, Conn, where h,
has found employment.
B. w. Hooker's ambulance brough,
Mr.. Fromenti Of Maple hill road to the
City hospital to-day for treatment.
Abram Fine and family have re-
moved from their home on Maple ave
nue. to Is Granite street. Phone 6e6-R
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bassett and Mr.
and Mrs. Alex. Sartwell spent the past
few days at their camp on Niggerhcad
pond.
just arrived and now on sale,
aluminium percolators, Csc; aluminium
roasters, SOC. c. W. Averill & Co..
adv.
Long distance and general trucking,
furniture . speciality. Granite City
Bottling Works, Tel 726-M or 746-W.
adv.
Regular meeting of South Barre
grange on Thursday evening of this
week. Program in charge of Flora, Mrs
NJ. l.. Towne.
Notice! Knights of Columbus car.
nival and mardi gras postponed until
Thursday, june %, owing to weather
conditions
Miss Doris Eastman Of Wellington
street arrived in Barre last night from
Williamstown, Mass, where she at
tended commencement exercises at Will
liams college.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Casey have re-
turned from their honeymoon which
they spent in Albany, N. ", and Hart
ford. Conn. They will make their home
at 2 Park street.
Mrs. Mary Beckwith. whose daugh-
ter, Miss Vera Beekwith, was one of
the recent graduates OF Goddard semi
nary. has returned with her daughter
to their home in Chelsea.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mason Pierce, with
Mrs. James Ahern and daughter, Dor
othy, have gone to Boston to attend
the graduation Of Wendell Ahern from
Harvard Dental school.
Public dance at South Barre grange
hall Wednesday evening, June 81. Ad-
mission, SOC couple, extra ladies, l5c.
Refreshments. Baldy's orchestra Ev-
erybody out for good time. adv.
Miss Helen Roscoe Of Mount Holyoke
college, who has been passing few
days al the home of a clsssmate, Miss
Lucy Wells OF this city, left yester-
day for Burlington for brief visit.
DIR. L. d. Martin and family. Miss |
Blanche Tilden, Mrs. L. B. Dodge and |
Miss Grace Bixby returned yesterday |
from Burlington, where they had been |
attending commencement exercises at
the University of Vermont.
Do not miss the opportunity of hear
ing Miss Lillian E. Roberts at the |
Methodist church Friday evening at
o'clock, where she will appear in a
one-act play, as well as other selec-
tions. Admission, 25c.-adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Dickey and son
arrived last night from Detroit, Mich,
TO visit az the home of Mrs. Dickey's
sister, Mrs. Gordon Owens Of Warren
street Later they will visit Mrs Die.
keys parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. G, Die
sey of East Barre.
Chief James Sullivan Of the local 20.
ice court held a Juvenile session in
,ourt yesterday when he had ten small
boys come before him at the local sta
ion on charge of playing ball in the
streets. He warned the boys that the
'ity ordinances forbid playing any such
yame on the city streets. The chief told
he boys that he thought that in city
q this size they should be given a
playground where they could enjoy
heir games without having TO 90 into
he street wirch is dangerous, to say
he least.
Kearny, \. j.. has recently unveiled
memorial to it's war heroes, al which
Pershing assisted in the un
'eiling exercises. The memorial was
ut at the Presbrey- Leland plant in
'srre. from Dummerston granite, and
! stated 10 have cost S25 900 The
newark Sunday Call describes the mon.
ment as follows; ''Tn design the struc-
ure is an imposing shaft about 30 feet
n height rising from a platform II
eet and sir inches square. The strong
critical accent of the composition be.
peaks Aspiration" and "Idealism."
nd this symbolism is eloquently sus-
aimed by the noble statue Of benedic.
ion, which stands with arms grace.
nlly extended above the tablet bear
lg the names Of the 90 kearny men
mo died in the great modern crusade
gainst the tyranny of conquest. Sculp.
lred panels are introduced on three
ices of the base depicting scenes Of &C.
ION in the three major branches Of
srvice: Aviation. army and navy
the shaft il globe which
n eagle has poised in the attitude Of
igilsnce and protection"