The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-04
Talk OF THE TOWN

L. III. Allen OF Beckley street was I
visitor in Burlington yesterday,
A SON was born Dec. to Mr.. am
Mrs. Peter n. Shepard of p Brooklyn
street
H F. +. Northrup Of Rennselaer, n. Y.
Is passing few days in the city on
business.
/ Floyd Clark leaves tonight fol
Hartford, Conn, where he has secured
employment.
Walter Fadden of Forsythe place left
yesterday for Pawtucket, r. l., where
he has secured employment.
James r. Coutts and son, Wallace
| left this morning for White River
Junction on business visit.
Miss Rosamond Mackie returned
yesterday to Fair Haven, after visiting
at her home on Summer street.
w c. Smeaton leaves to-day for
Canaan, N. H.. where he has secured
employment in the mica mines
Charles A. Metcalf of GAINESVILLE. o.,
is passing week in the city on BUSH
ness connected with his local granite
Office.
Miss Albra Leslie OF Washington
street returned yesterday to her work
in Quincy, Mass, after passing the
Thanksgiving recess with her parents.
George Douglas and Winston Brown,
who passed the Thanksgiving holidays
at their homes here, returned last eve
ming to Hanover to resume their stud
les at Dartmouth college.
Harold Waugh Of this city left yes
terday for Brattleboro, where be Is to
be employed by the A. B. Lane Con
tracing company on the Presbrey lie
land construction job.
Rt. Rev. G. Y. Bliss, bishop coad-
jutor of the Episcopal diocese, called
on friends in the city yesterday while
on his way home to Burlington, after
visit to the Mortified parish.
Miss Cleora Reynolds returned yes
terday TO Boston to resume her stud
les at Simmons college, after visiting
at the home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. w. G. Reynolds, of South Main
street for a few days
Mrs. John Ryan of South Main street
suffered a turned ankle when she
slipped on the icy payment near Pearl
street yesterday and had TO be taken
to her home. Several other cases Of |
persons slipping down have been re-
ported Of late. and il Is a sure sign
that the sidewalks will have TO be |
sanded.
Squad A Of the local fire depart |
ment was called out about 7:l5 this |
morning in response 60 an alarm from |
IS Brook street where chimney fire |,
was raging in the home of Mrs. Mary |
+. Duthie. Two pony extinguishers /
were required 10 squelch the blaze. The |
house is owned by Mrs. Eta Lane of /
Liberty street. Clean out your chin
neys.
A Buick six roadster, registered in
the name of ID. w. Coryea of Mont.
pelier, was thrown up on the granite
rocks beside the road leading from
Iiraniteville to the +. L. Smith q Co.
quarry Saturday afternoon when The
machine came in contact with a boul-
Ter projecting near the road. The ma
'hine was very much damaged IN The
'ollision with the rocks and some of
So nt'f a,i~ f"i = were cAtfdEtl later
N. II 10 understood that the driver Of
he machine was not injured. :.
First honors at SpauIding high school
or the six weeks ending Nov. "a were
to-day as foIlowss Fresh
men, Virginia Brown. Linda Crandall.
nez Jensen, Charles Macchi, Jessie
futch, Ernest Reynolds, Olga Fam
Teri; sophomores, Elizabeth Beck.
label Moran. Efie Smith; juniors. ]
harles Magnaghi, Elizabeth White. .
eeond honors were as follows, Fresh
zen, Lyle Brown. Stanley Brown, la
ushey. Irene Dale. America Dcrna ,
ich. Hazel Downing. Aldo Fontana.
.merico Gloria, Ethelyn Murray. Law
snce Paquet. Tia Perrin. John Rob.
:, Eleanor Stott; sophomores. Doris
.hern, Bertha Bjorn. Alice Bradford.
dith Cooper, Lens Danzero. Gertrude
raham. Proctor Martin. Elsie Mutrn. +
'orothy Slayton, Frances Spear. Gina b
osi; Juniors. Roland Bisson. Lucy 4
ali. Rosie Palaoro. Mildred Rowell.
'niors. Eleanor MacAulay, Rachel
pear