The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-20
TALK OF THE TOWN

McHhId THDTlHHh lclt tHe Guy carry
this morning for Redstone, N. H., where
he will be employed in the granite indus
try.
Mrs. John Toussant, who was called to
Barre by the death of her brother law
Il. M. Roscoe, returned this morning to
her home in st. Johnsbury.
Members of the senior class at God
dard seminary returned this morning
from Plainheld, where they presented
"The Private Tutor" before large au-
dience in the town hall last evening.
Germany Iadisernio of New York City
arrived in Barre yesterday and is stay
ing with his brother, Patrick Iadisernio,
of Pearl street. Mr.. Iadisernio expects
to be employed in this city as painter.
DR.. and Mrs. d. d. Grout of Water
bury and DIR. and Mrs. w. j. Upton of
St. Adams were among the people who
came to the city yesterday to attend the
| funeral of Superintendent Edward Ros-
coe.
! A regular review of Harmon hive, No.
!, L. 0. T. NJ, will be held in H. of p.
hall Wednesday evening at 1880 sharp.
Initiation, first and second degrees. Re-
freshments. Every member who has not
received second degree should be pres
ent.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Harrington, who
have been quite i'll with grippe at their
1 home on Eastern avenue, are recovering.
Mrs. Harrington is able to be about the
house and Mr.. Harrington, although not
so far recovered as to be about, is gain
ing slowly.
Past masters of Granite lodge, No. 35.
+. and A. NJ, will meet at the Masonic
asylum Friday evening to make ar
arrangements for the installation of the
officers recently elected by the lodge. II
is expected that the officers elect will
be indicted into Office around April 80
Signs on which 10 indited the statute
relating to expectoration on the side.
walks and in public places are to be post
ed about the city as the result of police !
orders that the letter of the law is to be !
enforced hereafter. 1t is expected that |
the signs will be conspicuously posted to-
morrow.
John Magnaghi, Stephen Marchesi and
Dante Peduzzi left this morning for
Plainfield, where they will spend the re-
mainder of the week in the Barre hunt
ing camp The local nimrods have been
advised of the presence of several bears
in the vicinity of Pittsfeld, and when
they are not securing the streams in
quest of trout they expect to be on the
lookout for members of the bruin tribe
The city court case against Eugenio
Galfetti, who is held in $500 bonds for
his alleged connection with an assault
on John Angus and Alexander Rae March
81, was continued to-day to a date in I
definitely fixed on the court calendar
Galfetti was arrested last week ana
pleaded not guilty to a breach OF the ,
peace charge. The postponement to-day
was made out of Difference TO the wishes
1f the respondents attorney, h. A. Hoar, !
who planned to spend the day at county
,ourt. I
Among the Springfield people who were
n the city yesterday to attend the flu }
leral OF Superintendent Roscoe were I
george Leland, his son, George f. Lee
and and the latter's SON, Arthur G. Le-
and, and Arthur Stearns and Franklin
barney. George +. Leland was chairman =
i the school board at Springfield while :
lr. Roscoe was serving as principal and
alter as superintendent there, while Mr.
tearns was associated with Mr.. Roscoe
n the quartet which sang at the Meth
dist church OF Springfield. The party
anne TO Barre by automobile. a
Friends of John Kelly, who was con-
icted on breach of peace charge in d
ity court yesterday came into police 5
eadquarters in the afternoon and paid
he respondents fine. SO and costs n
mounting to 1854. John killoren. KEEL. X
Us alleged assailant in an early morn
* row on North Main street yester. r.
sy, was taken TO the county Jail at r,
he capital last night and tomorrow he
i'll be transferred TO Rutland 10 begin 81
is sentence of not less than nine months Ia
or more than year, a punishment
assed out by the local magistrate when n
he evidence developed that Kelly had Va
zen slashed in the stomach by killor-
Preparatory to a season OF sport in pe
he east end OF the city, the Barre Ten. IN
il club is expanding considerable sum
money on the Improvement Of the hs
'urts at Gospel Village. The grade of 10
9TH courts j. to be raised an inch and lai
thoroughly rolled. New equipment for
le playground il expected daily and Iqt
hen the contemplated additions have NJ
zen made the court will have been great Of
enhanced in value TO the players A
ries Of club tournaments for the spring in
I'd summer are in prospect and the in. m,
cations are that 1918 viii BE- a very 10
Iccessful season. Persons wishing 10
filiate with the club should confer with n,
elson y. Ballard. IL Is possible that IA
II court controlled by the Barre Won cei
IL club. which adjoin the tennis club.
IN be improved before the advent Of wi
MINER Fri
Largely attended funeral services for IA
. infant son OF Mr. and Mrs. Sil,iO Co
Oil Of II Cambria street were held At in,
. house late yesterday afternoon. The "a,
mains were taken 60 Hope cemetery tm
: interment. Among the tributes in a mis-
ofuse floral offering we're the follow.
?: Bouquet. "O1Ir Darling parents; VI
imroscs and lilies. Mr. and Mrs. a. riV
rnigoni; roses. Miss Nina Bottinelli. Of
ss Ida Bianchi. Miss Lena Calderari. an
ss Adele Bianchi. carnations. Mr. and /
~ v. Calcagni and family, the Rossi
nily, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Ro-si. Mary -
rnigoni. John Colombo and family. A. -,
russi. Angelo C0mclli. Mr.. and Mrs. -
VIC L. Card. Mr.. and Mrs. G. Ranchi
family Mr.. and Mrs. Cervasi and
nily. Mrs. T. Card and family. Mr.. ~
4 Mrs. y. Lucchini Mr.. and Mrs. or W W
te B0fino. Miss 7. A. fanyon. earns ~
M and roses. carnations. Chi0ldi fam nal
+. Mrs. A. 9. Cornoih