The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-27
TALK or THE TOWN

4 1890 ~ 'fAt h'DRAhof htft w fis~'s
monia.
John Mari Of Granite street has beer
confined to his home for the past fey
days by illness.
| Edward Hamel OF Church street /
passing week with friends and rel
atives in Boston.
Edward Bruce of Nelson street ha
been confined to his home for the pas
few days by illness.
Miss Bernice Rollins of the Home
Fits store left to-day on a few days
vacation from her duties.
Miss Mildred McGue of the Mors,
block returned yesterday from shor
business trip to Burlington.
Jesse Sibley of the N. ID. Phelps com
pany store left to-day for a visit will
relatives and friends in Randolph.
Miss Mabel Mazzolini returned this
morning to Randolph, after passing q
few days with friends in this city.
Miss Lena Hamilton, field worker fol
the state charities department, was 4
visitor with friends in this city Over
Sunday.
Miss Angie Rizzi, who has been pass,
ing few days with her mother on
Berlin street, returned this morning to
her employment in Waterbury.
Mrs. Charles Tobias, who recently re.
turned from visit in Boston, com
menced work last week in Mrs. Robert
Murphy's millinery store here.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kent Of Orange
street returned this morning from Bos-
ton, where they attended the Goddard
reunion held there last Saturday.
The L. A. A. 0. II. win hold their
regular monthly meeting in Worthen
hall Tuesday evening at 1880 o'clock.
Initiation and entertainment adv.
James Gall of Orange street, fore
man of the Cook 4 Watkins granite
plant, returned to this city yesterday,
after ten days visit at the home
Office in Boston.
Miss Ruth Glysson arrived in the
city yesterday to pass the Easter va
cation from her duties as teacher in
the public schools at Enosburg Falls
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f. G.
Glysson of Perry street.
James Mcleod, who has been in the
employ of the N. d. Phelps company
for the past IL years, AS plumber and
steamftter, completed his duties with
the firm on Friday. Mr.. Mcleod is as
yet undecided as to his future plans.
Miss Edna Murphy of the Granite
Manufacturers association Office and
Miss Christina Smollet Of the Meal
lister g. Kent insurance Offices returned
this morning from Boston, where they
had been attending the Goddard alumni
reunion.
Regular meeting of Jumpers. boxers
md derriekmen's branch, No. 80, will
be held in Foresters' hall, Worthen
block. Monday, March 81, at 7:30
o'clock. Special business, election of l.
W. committee. Per order Cor. Sec,
Elmer j. Clark.
Ettorino Movalli, Douglas Wood and
Scott, all students at
high school, returned to the
'ity Saturday evening, after attending
he tournament between the different
basketball teams in the state at Bur-
ington.
According TO word received in this
ity, Mrs William Black former res
dent of this city, who has been pass
ng several months at her old home in
scotland, sailed last Friday for Amer
ca, She is expected TO arrive in this
ity by next Saturday.
Reginald Davis OF Brock street left |
his morning for Brattlebsrs, where he |
ag decided to open vulcanizing es
ablishment. Mr.. Davis has had ssme |
Experience in this line here and he re-
emily attended the automobile acces-
DRY show in Boston in order that he |
night get the latest equipment.
The women of Barre who attend |
Iiss Lucy ID. Taylor's lecture on next |
tuesday afternoon at Quarry Bank /
all viii learn great deal about drap
NJ, blending colors and decorating
our home. No one should miss this
scture. Barre Woman's club members
Omitted on their tickets; public, 25c.
God and candy on sale at close OF lee
nre.--adv.
DIR. and Mrs. A. e. Freeman arrived
his morning from Norwich, Conn.,, en-
oute to Waitsield, where they had
cen called by the death of Mrs. Free
lan's mother, Mrs. b. ID. Bisbee. They
Tcre accompanied by niece Of Mrs.
isbee, Mrs. Arthur Joslyn OF Lynn,
lass, and the party, accompanied by
irs. n. d. Phelps, a sister OF the de-
sased. left later in the day for Waits
cid.
Mrs. Edwin Williams md Miss Leda
Stevens, teachers in the Barre
.hools, have just returned from Bos
IN, where they have been spending a
eek, devoting most of the time TO a
nding schools in Brookline, Maiden,
ewton and Boston, as well as sew
al model schools Of the Boston Nor
al school. Mrs. Williams also attend
the Goddard banquet in Hstel Lenex
sturday evening and reports most
lioyable occasion.