The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-02-02
A TURK AMONG APPLICANTS
For Citizenship Papers at Session of the
Naturalization Court in Barre.

Clerk f. S. Platt of the United State,
leourt, who has been busy this week Will
prospective citizens intent on finally Sc
curing the franchise, found time to come
to Barre Tuesday afternoon, to meet an
assembly Of 25 prospective citizens ready
for the preliminary steps. Court con.
yened in the court room at city bali and
ibid not adjourn until after o'clock last
night. Twelve candidates applied for
second papers, and there were l3 appli-
cations for papers of the first class. Fin
land, Scotland, Spain, Great Britain
Canada and Italy were represented in
the two groups, and for the first time
in anuinber of years, native of Turkey
made the first move in Barre TO secure
his allegiance to the stars and stripes.
Nearly all OF the applicants live in Barre
or Barre Town.
Second papers were granted as fol-
lows William Reid Emslie, Scotland: /:
George S. Sironi. Italy; Luigi Muro. It.
ally; Roland Revora, Italy; Pekka Kak-
kinen, Finland; Andrew Korpele, Fin
land; Giuseppi Capra, Italy; Arthur II.
Lund, England; Thomas Nieol, Scotland;
Raffalle Berzillo, Italy; Giovsnno SEQ
pei, Italy; Vincenzo Lettini, Italy.
Applicants who received their first pa.
pers are: Battista Pieeinelli, Italy; Toi-
vo Puro, Finland; Aksef Rimpola, Fin
land Gregorios NJ. Dragokis, Turkey;
Enrico Romano, Italy; Robarto c. CO.
lombo, Italy; Herman A. Jarvineni, Fin
land; Andrew J. koistinen, Finland;
Jose Gandara, Spain; Jacob N. Hevisto,
Finland; Philip j. Canton, Canada; Rob.
ert NJ. Mcdonald, Scotland; John Me
Andrew, Scotland.
The second days session of U. S. court
held in the federal building at Montpe-
lier to-day found equally as many appli-
cants for citizenship as on the first day
and as the result of the two days ses-
sion of naturalization court nearly four
score citizens will be added to the coun-
try.
Yesterday afternoon five were granted
their final papers as follows: George r.
Cassavant, Canada, Websterville; Ken
meth Mckay, Scotland, Graniteville En-
rico Msncini, Italy, Websterville; Gaeta-
no Sabatto, Italy. Websterville; Anton |
sincic, Montpelier, Austria.
Those admitted to citizenship to-day |
Ntit rs iulluWss fNeiHlBtO t9bull, lIdlNs /
Giovanni Rosso, Italy, |
Barre; Peter II. Hamel. Canada, Barre:
James Rothnie, Scotland. Barre; James
Grant Forrest. Scotland. Barre; Alexan-
Ter Ross. Scotland, Barre; John Gellatly,
Barre; Giovanni Buttura. Italy.
Barre; Alexander B. Reid. Scotland.
Barre; Arthur Castle, Canada, Barre;
Alexander Moir. Scotland, Barre; Gio-
anna Sassi, Italy, Barre; Carlo Bruset-
/, Italy, Barre; Angelo Felce Tanetto,
tally, Hardwick; Antonio Labrana,
'pain, Barre; Christian p. Jensen. Den
mark, Barre; Antonio Riva, Spain, Mont
'elier; Remigio Gomez, Spain, Montpe-
Ter; Antonio Bianchi, Italy. Barre;
rank Alexander Mcpherson, Scotland,
'arre; Felice Marchesi, Italy. Barre;
alexander Robertson, Scotland, Barre; ]
William Gordon Bennett Melville. Scot
md. Barre; James Alexander Webster.
cotland, Barre; William Duff Gellatly,
cotland, Barre; Harry Davidson. Scot
md. Barre; Attilio Stella. Italy. Barre;
iliante Pacetti, Italy, Bare; James Ella
inardi. Italy, Barre. e
This afternoon at 4 Clerk Platt will !
wait applications for the final papers j
nd viii grant the first papers to appli- z
,nts. &
United States District Attorney V. A.
ullard Of Burlington is attending to. a
ly's session Of court.