The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-05-22
TALK OF THE TOWN

! lDiIults 4 lduft1 stIttls---dufs
4 w. A. Roberts of st. Johnsbury wa
a weekend visitor in the city.
G. b. Smith of Lyndon was week
end business visitor in the city.
A son was born May Is to Mr.. ant
| Mrs. John Molla Of 40 Berlin street.
1 Harris Carr Of Oak Bluff, Mass, /
passing a few days in the city will
1 friends.
Alderman r. H. Rogers returned Sat
urday from business trip to Enos
burg Falls.
Mrs J. J. Dashner has returned from
a weeks visit with friends and rela
tives in New York.
Mrs. Mary Williams has removed hcl
household goods from Pearl street t.
the Miles granite block.
Beyond the Rocks at the Park to
morrow only, with Rudolph Valentino
and Gloria Swanson. adv.
Forrest ghaples, who is employed
! in st, Johnsbury, arrived home Satur-
day to pass the week end.
Alex Clark Of Seminary street, who
is employed in Hardwick, passed the
| week end at his home here.
Edward Gagnon, organist at the
Park theatre, left Saturday for Bos-
| ton on a brief business visit.
George Bastianon of Bemis place re-
turned to the city yesterday from New
York, where he has been employed.
John Williams Of Brooklyn street
who is employed in st. Johnsbury,
passed the week end at his home here.
Dean Davis of Prospect street, who
is student of law at Boston univer-
sity, arrived home yesterday for a
short vacation.
G. B. Gladding was in Burlington on
Saturday on business and while there
he attended the baseball game between
Vermont and Springfield.
Alex. Duncan, G. Averill and D.
Densmore were among the Barre Odd
Fellows who attended the convention
in Brattleboro last week.
Isabelle Nelson, formerly employed
as secretary of the Mrs. Shepard com
pany, is passing few days in this city
from New York, where she is now en-
ployed
Ugo yalli of Blackwell street and
Adolfo Calcagni of Berlin street left
last evening for Bath, N. ". where
they have secured employment as
granite cutters.
Eighteen unemployed granite work
ers left yesterday for West Danville,
where they have secured employment
on the new road construction job In
progress there.
George Laing and John Craig Of
Plain street, together with Samuel
Sargent of Beckley street, left Satur-
day evening for Philadelphia, where
they hope to secure employment
Mr.. and Mrs ]. Wilson Dodd and
son, who have been passing few days
at their former home in Milford, Mass,
arrived in the city Saturday by auto
and are occupying the w. J. Young
home on Hill street.
In transfer made Saturday through
the ID. A. Perry Real Estate agency
tract Of land in the Williamstown
gulf owned by the Boston q Maine
railroad, was transferred TO +. w.
Langlois of this city.
Earl Constantine, executive secretary
of the National Industrial council, who
came here from New York to attend
the meeting of the Associated Indus
tries of Vermont held IN Montpelier
last week, returned home yesterday.
A cat and rat are all that is nee
essary to attract crowd on the streets
during these days of unemployment,
There were about 20 men watching a
game of tag between large rat and
cat in the rear of the Depot square
cafe this morning. The eat chased the
rat the length of the block and then
the rat chased the cat the other way
in a very curious manner Both finally
disappeared, however, with the rat
apparently the victor of the melee.
There was large number of Clans
men and Clan Ladies present at the
special services for that order held at
the Presbyterian church yesterday.
Using the motto of the order, Rev.
William Men. Kittredge explained u
the Clansmen their duties if they lived
mp to the words. The members of the
order marched from the hall to the
church, accompanied by the Pipe and
Drum band. After the service they
marched around the city park once
before returning to the lodge rooms.
Spaulding high school has issued a
TO Burlington for game TO
decide the championship Of the state
in baseball provided that Burlington
wins from st. Adams The game viii
be played off at Burlington. Spaulding
has big schedule this week, although
none Of the games are particularly
hard ones. To-day she plays Montpel-
Ter seminary at Montpelier. Wednes-
day Montpelier high school at Mont
peiier, and Saturday North Randolph
at Lincoln campus 0'Lesry viii prob
ably be saved for the Montpelier high
game and Slayton for the Randolph
boys.
Word has been received in this city
OF the death Of Mrs. Isabelle Bonny-
man Of New York City, a former resi-
dent of Barre. Mrs. Bonnyman was
born in Cantonr. Aberdeenshire, Scot
land, So years ago. and removed 10
this country in 1891. coming to this
city. Her husband died here in 1898.
About 10 years ago, Mrs. Bonnyman,
who had conducted a boarding house
while here. sold out and went TO New
York CITY, 70 reside with her dangh
ter. at whose home she died. She Is
survived by three daughters. Mrs. Den
mis- r. Kerr of New York City. vita
whom she resided. Mrs. stephen FIRE.
dore Of California and Mrs. James
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