The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-10-03
TALK OFTHE TOWN

Food sale, Congregational church, Sat
urday afternoon, Oct. 6.-adv.
Theodore Iselin of Orwell was anon
the business visitors in the city yes
terday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Sawyer of Simon
vile, n. H., are visiting at the home o
their son, L. A. Sawyer of Summe
street.
Louis Drake and George johnson lief
the city yesterday for Rouses Point, n
Y, where they are making stay o
several days
Regular meeting of the A. o. H., OF
Thursday night at o'clock. The secon,
of the 10 game series will be playet
after the meeting
Mrs. A. Daniels has returned to he
home on North Main street, after receiv
ing treatment at the Massachusetts Gen
eral hospital, Boston.
Regular meeting of Bright Star Re
bekah lodge, No Is, Wednesday evening
Oct. 3, at 1880 o'clock. There is no work
but practice after the meeting.
+. B. Luchsinger who has been staying
at Hotel Barre while on a purchasing
trip through the Barre granite district
has returned to his home in Monroe
Wis.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. +. Davis of Trow hill
who recently left on motor trip through
the White mountains, expect to attend
the Brockton, Mass, fair before return,
| ing home.
| Egidio j. Rulfo of North Main street
who was called to Clyde. O., fortnight
ago by the illness and death of his I'M
Gle, S. p Monti, has resumed his duties
in the Barre Wine store.
Mrs. Godfrey Rollason of French
street has returned to the city from
Toronto, Ont, where she passed few
DAYS with Mr.. Rollason, who has been
at Camp Borden since his enlistment in
Canadian regiment Mr.. Rolason ex-
poets to leave for France within few
days.
L. H. Bainc of Montpelier will receive
a limited number of voice pupils on
Tuesday evenings from 7:l5 to 9:l5
o'clock at the Aldrich block, room 49,
prof Wheaton's studio) Appointments
may be made at the studio during the
above periods, or by telephoning 245-l,
Montpelier
c. F. Smith, auctioneer, was in Fair
lee yesterday selling cows for Sweet
and Allbee of East Hardwick. Mr..
Smith goes to Mortified tomorrow TO
hold sale for B, A. Denny of regis
tered and grade Holstein cattle, crops,
farm tools and household furniture;
Friday at Bethel Lympus, herd of cows
for H. f. Stimets; Saturday at Straf-
ford for George E. Bassingwaighte, stock
and tools.
Hugh Cole, who has been employed
as chemist for the Bethlehem Steel com
pany in Pennsylvania, is visiting at the
home of his parents Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Cole of Orange street. Next week
he will return to his college work at the
Of Vermont, where he is a
Junior.
George r. Parker, son of Mr. and Mrs |
Sherman n. Parker of this city, who for |
the past seven weeks has been stationed |
at Fort Ethan Allen with field hospital |
No. 3, Co. G., IT, s. medical reserve corps, |
leaves tonight with Go. G for Camp |
Augusta, Ga, where the com
oany will 60 into training as base
hospital unit
Paul Movalli and Joseph Gelpi, two
If the Barre men who We're in the quota
# selected men which left for Aver,
Mass, to-day, left on the 1925 train
,ver the Central Vermont railroad yes
erday to report before the county regis
ration board at the capital Both young
men are well known in the Italian colony
# Barre, and their departure yesterday
vas marked ~ many feeling farewels
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Knapp, who were
allied to Vermont by the death Of the
mother, Mrs. Fred Knapp, of
Jorthfeld, whose interment was made in
his city Monday, are passing a few days
n Washington county before returning
o Flint, Mich. Mr.. Knapp is former
Iarre resident and during his residence
q Michigan he has been engaged as an
ssistant water superintendent in the
ity of Flint Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Knapp |
Tho were in Mortified and Barre for the
uneral, have returned to their home in
t, Johnsbury. T.
An untoward incident occurred on the
ircle street road late yesterday after
DON, when members of the street com /.
littee were motoring to Hale street to
lterview Peter Mathieson in the matter
t piping a private driveway. Chairman
. A. Milne was in the van, and the end
t the procession was brought mp by AL
erman Rossi who travelled in a motor :
-uck used in his soda business The
ishap occurred when another small car
lmped into the alderman's vehicle One
nadlight on the aldermanic truck wa.
ably punished, and other minor dam
ye was done. Each driver had his car
ell under control, else the consequences
light have been more serious.
Street building and sidewalk opera
ons on fremont street, which were dis
ntinued early in the summer, are to be :.
sumed this fall, according TO plans an :
,unced by the street committee last
ght, when G. w. AverilI, an abutting ,
ndowner on the thoroughfare called to :
quire concerning the possibilities of
mpleting the job. Mr.. Averill preached I
e matter before the council began its .
Iarantine hearing, and he was informed
at work on the cement sidewalk viii /:
started as soon as machinery can be
owed from the north end paving job 4
we'll substantiated re-
rts that other poultry associations are
dispense with their annual exhibit
is year, early plans for the annual
ow of the Vermont Poultry associa
IN in Barre are being made, and moth
z that can be discerned in the offing