The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-10-17
TAX OF THE TOWN

store is confined to his home on Merchanl
street by illness.
Fourth Liberty loan bonds ready fol
delivery for cash at the Granite Saw
ings Bank & Tust Co.
| Mrs. Neil Nielsen, who is very i'll and
was brought to the home of her father
! A. Daniels, remains about the same,
John 0'Connell of the Buzzell block
who has been confined TO his room witt
/ influenza, is able to be around the street
/ For Sale Small grocery business
stock and fixtures. Good location. Rea
son for selling, owner wants to leave
town, Call at 1888 South Main street
Tel 473.W.
! Hugh Cole, who was called to Barre
last week by the death of his father
William H. Cole Of Liberty, street, re.
turned yesterday to Bethlehem, Pa.
where he is employed by the Bethlehem
Steel Co.
NJ. c. Knight of Newbury, a member Of
the Orange county local board, called on
friends in the city yesterday while on
his way home, after accompanying to
| the capital number of self -inducted
men who were bound for the mechanics
camp at Potsdam, N. Y.
| Michael Ryan, who gave Johnson as
his home address, was arrested by the
police last night and locked up on an in
toxication charge. In Magistrate Il. W
Scott's court this forenoon the respond.
ent admitted first offense and arranged
to pay the minimum fine and costs.
Notice--Lades Of Clan Gordon are
hereby notified that the financial secre.
tary, Mrs. Angus, will be at the clan
rooms, third floor, Bolster block, Friday
Oct. 10, at p. m, to collect dues and
assessments Assessments 20, 80 and 81
are now due Those who have not paid
No. 20 please notice,
A graduate Of the Barre City hospital
Miss Bessie Carr, has been placed in
charge of the emergency hospital which
1.-the relief committee in White River
Junction has established for the benefit
of influenza victims in the town Of Hart
ford who are In need Of care. Miss Carr
/ has three assistants.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Joan,
quin Gomez of Fl Addison place died at
the City hospital, after an illness Of o
week The child was four months old
| Mr. and Mrs Gomez are patients at the
hospital, where they are being treated fol
pneumonia. II is expected that the ehild's
| funeral will be held tomorrow, with in.
! terment in Hope cemetery.
Mr. and Mrs L. J. Counter have re-
turned to this city from Windsor, where
Mr.. Counter has until recently been EN-.
Iployed i'll the Gridley machine shop. Mrs
| Counter was in charge of the supply de-
partment Of the Windsor Club inn, which
burned last Friday. They expect TO be in
Barre for week, after which they leave
for Florida TO spend the winter
! George Gauthier of Spaulding street
who is in charge Of the blacksmith shop
at the granite plant of gin & Co, has re.
sumed his duties, after an absence OF tive
weeks during which operations at the
plant were suspended While waiting for
work to be resumed, Mr.. Gauthier served
as substitute at the fire station when
| the regular force of firemen was badly
depleted by illness.
| The body OF Miss Irene DeBlois, l6.
year-old daughter Of Louis DeBlois Of 9S
| Maple avenue, whose death occurred
early yesterday, was taken this forenoon
to st. Johnsbury for interment in the
Catholic cemetery Previously funera
| services were held in st. Moniea's church
at $3.50 o'clock, the parish priest, Rev
| p. NJ McKenna, officiating, Mr. DeBlois
and his nine surviving children are all
seriously ILL.,
| Information has reached Burlington
that DR.. H. Nelson jackson was wounded
in the arm while serving with his regi.
ment, the 3l3th United States infantry
| The wound is characterized as being
slight Dr. Jackson, who is rated as q
major in the army medical corps, Is q
member of the 4. L. Smith Co. Of this
city and before volunteering he spent
much of his time at the Barre Office OF
the company and at the quarries. He
sailed for France July g.
City Atty. William Wishart is prepar.
| ing an appeal which he intends to carry
before Tax Commissioner Charles A
Plumley Of Mortified in the matter Of
alleged exorbitant appraisal Of city prop.
erty in the town of Orange. The ap-
Ipraisal was recently increased some S40,.
900, and when representatives Of the city
government failed to obtain relief from
the listers and board Of civil authority
in Orange, the city council voted TO carry
an appeal before the tax commissioner
1t is believed that the city has real cause
for appearing as a protestant, and the
council is determined to go far in its APP
peal before submitting to the alleged
over-chsrge.
A strange meeting was recently effect.
ed at Camp Devens, when Private Joseph
Puricelli, who has been passing fur
Tough at his home on upper Prospect
street, had the pleasure OF greeting the
man who captained the Italian army unit
in which the Barre man served while a
resident Of Italy some years ago. The
Italian army captain had been In Amer
lea several years and when the call to
the colors came in 1917 his military ex-
perience served him in good stead and he
is now advancing rapidly at Devens. Pri-
vate Puricelli had not seen him since his
term of enlistment in the italian army
expired Mr.. Puricelh returned to Camp
Devens last night
! Seaman John Brusa of the u. s. s.
! Leviathan arrived in the city last evening
to pass furlough in the home Of his
mother, Mrs, Anna Brusa Of Is Howard
street. Before America entered the war
the Leviathan, a German built ship which
was later seized on the Atlantic coast
was known as the yaterland. It is a