The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-10-17
14LKOFTHE TOWN

ployment
Regular meeting of r. C. I, p. A., local
2il, in Worthen hall Wednesday evening
Oct II, at o'clock.
! Mrs. Daniel Keefe of Foster street
| went to Waterbury yesterday to pass a
few days with relatives.
| Catholic Order of Foresters and Hiber-
mans meet for card game in X. of G.
hall Thursday evening at 1880,
Regular meeting of tool sharpeners'
union, No. ., will be held Wednesday
evening, Oct. II, IT Z o'clock.
| +. w. Jackson returned yesterday
from st, Adams, where he attended n
district meeting of Odd Fellows.
William Starr left last night for Bos-
ton and from there will 90 to Worees-
ter, Mass, where he has employment.
Music furnished for all occasions by
Montpelier M. band orchestra. Karl For
sell, manager, phone Montpelier 252-W
Remember the rummage sale. You can
clothe yourself for winter cheap. Uni
versalist church Thursday and Friday
at 2;30.-adv.
Prin, and Mrs. o. X. HOLSTER of Mer-
chant street left to-day for Worcester,
Mass, to attend the general convention
OF the UnlNefsailst church.
Harry Cutler, former resident Of
lBarre, who has been guest in the home
of Mayor Glysson, returned TO his home
in Keene, N. H., yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horatio Briggs and Mr..
and Mrs. Clark Steere have returned TO
their home in Concord, after having been
called TO Barre by the death of II. e.
Buzzell
Under the leadership of Prof. p Gro
Ipelli, the Christopher Columbus band
has made arrangements for giving a
concert in the city park tomorrow even
! ing at 7 o'clock. In case OF rain, the
concert will be postponed until Friday
evening at the same time.
Miss Elizabeth Oltolini of Blackwell
street has received word from her broth
er, Guy Oltolini, that he has been trans
ferred from Camp Stafford, Louisiana,
to Fort Beauregard. Mr., Oltolini, who
was employed as hardware clerk by G. |
w. Averill & Co., enlisted soon after the
outbreak of the war
A special meeting of Col. j. B. Mead I
circle, Ladies of the G. A. r., will be held |
Thursday afternoon, Oct. Is, at 2:30 I
o'clock. Department officers will be pres
emit to inspect the work. Let all officers
and members be present. Refreshments
of ice cream and cake will be served
Each bring dishes for one.
States Attorney Earle r. Davis went
to Mortified this morning to appear for
the prosecution in the case OF State vs.
Giovanni Yacovoni, who il held on a
charge Of keeping liquor illegally Pro-
ceedings against the respondent were in
sttuted by the Mortified grand Juror
who authorized Chief of Police Jerry {
Donahue to make raid on the mans /
premises.
Carlo Porluzzi of River street, who was c
arrested by Officer John w Dineen Mon. q
day night after q complaint concerning 2
the mans conduct in the Central Yer
mont station had been entered, acknowl {
edged an intoxication offense when ar a
-aigned before Magistrate II w Scott | il
N city court yesterday afternoon. A fine
If SIS and costs was imposed, but Por- r
uzzi chose the alternative Jail sentence "
md was remanded to Sheriff Tracy's Gus j
ody last night,
Mcdonnell & Sons have completed fl
'lans for the erection Of a sizeable an. 81
lex to their granite manufacturing plant II
n Batchelder's meadow. The contract 81
las been awarded A. b. Lane and work
$ to be gotten under way at once, a,
ermit for the improvement having been F
ranted by the city council last night &C
resent plans call for an addition TO NJ
he southerly end of the main shed which
hall conform in width and height to "
he main building. 1t is to be 63 feet b
1ng and will be 60 feet wide. The room ef
to be used for general purposes Al m
hough the plant of Mcdonnell & Sons III
'as built in recent years, the business m
the firm has grown rapidly and the
ypansion has made the erection Of an st
mex imperative. W
G. T. Smith, auctioneer was in Cabot Sc
holding sale for the town. on
he farm had been sold at private sale to
efore the auction. Twenty-four grade at
TVS sold from S4025 to $3.50, several fe
I'D for over 800, and the entire bunch
veraged around $50; two year-old heif- be
s, $50 to $50; four shoats that were Nj
lid to weigh about l25 TBS. brought LEI
80 each; one horse, 1925; one horse, tn
II. The hay was late cut and sold Be
leap, the best Of it for 1915 by measure pa
the barns. Farm tools and house n.
'td AhIitltti1 al bi0hSIb EOtd IA ltESs afiS
r. Smith holds sale for Homer Doug alc
IS just outside the city tomorrow aft
noon at o'clock, of Is head of cattle, IIo
insisting of six nice COWS, part now ho
esh balance a little later; head of no,
ok young cattle, large brood sow and col
nice four weeks.old pigs, vel
From three-tenement house on Pros lea
ct avenue a still alarm was received ant
the fire station this morning around ing
20 o'clock and regulars who responded Mr.
the auto truck found brisk closet Mr.
lze in a downstairs tenement occupied Mr.
Charles Gallagher, an insurance agent Mr.
'parently the blaze had been smolder- Mi:
J all night in a closet adjoining sleep f.
room, but it was not discovered UNI
occupants of the apartment smelled :
oke early to-day The iremen used 4
,ir chemical outfit effectively in smoth-
ne the blaze and the damage was not
at Clothing owned by the Gallagher I
nily was ruined and the panels Of the
set door were badly scorehed 9th
wise, the damage was confined TO that
Ised by smoke. Mr. Gallagher's fur
hings were protected by insurance, as
5 the house, which is owned BY Mrs. .
lila Day. Other tenants are Alderman
IL. Reynolds and Mrs. Duffany
francis t1ipieTe. a li-year-old bow is