The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-02-19
TALKOFTHET TOWN
.ttend Shea's shoe sale.-ady.


| A son was born TO Mr.. and Mrs. jaime
Sinclair of Boynton street yesterda
forenoon.
Regular meeting of Bright Star r.
bekah lodge, No. is, Wednesday evening
Feb. 20, at 1880 o'clock. Practice afte
l meeting.
The Netop class of the Methodist Sun
| day school will hold its regular MONTH,
business meeting and social tonight a
the home of Mrs. Bradley. lis Elm
street
George Rennie. who has been yisitin!
with friends and relatives in the cit,
during the past week, returned thi,
forenoon to Hartford, Conn, where he /,
employed in munition plant.
The sewing meeting of the Red Cross
will be held at the Spaulding building
this week on Thursday instead OF Fri.
day, as the latter day, being Washing.
tons birthday, the building will be
closed and no schools in session.
The ladies' union will meet Wednesday
afternoon at $3.50 with Mrs L. T. Now
er, 81 Prospect street. There will be a
short business session, at which very
tus ~
social time will follow and members are
invited TO bring their knitting or needle
work and ten cents.
A regular meeting of the r. C. |. p. A.
will be held in Worthen block Wednes-
day evening, Feb. 20, at 7 o'clock. Every
member must be present to hear the
committee report on our new bill, which
will be read at this meeting before we
send it to the international office for
their approval Per order committee.
A general store stock owned by Ord
way, Holmes & Co. in Chelsea has been
acquired by the Union Clothing Co. of
Barre, and until definite plans are com
pleted, the business is in charge of John
store Recently NJ. S. Levin and Ken
meth McRae were in Chelsea to assist in
the inventory of the purchase.
d. A. Perry left last evening for Wal
ton, n. Y, where he will conduct an auc-
ton sale of registered Holstein cattle
for Risley g. Chambers. The sale will
cover two days, and Mr.. Perry will be
assisted by B. V. Kelley of Syracuse.
n. Y The herd consists of 1855 head of |
fancy stock. Mr.. Perry will return to
this city on Friday of this week.
First of many barns and outbuldings !
in Barre to give way under winters /
accumulation OF snow is the barn owned /
by H. A. Rugg on Hall street. During /
the recent thaw the roof refused longer
to hold up the melting snow, with the
result that it sagged and then sank.
Ponies and livestock had long since been
removed from the building and very lit
tie damage was done,
Nomination papers for two candidates
lad been filed at city hall last night
when the time for filing had expired
Alderman c. II. Reynolds, who is TO con
est the mayoralty election with Mayor
ilysson, filed papers Saturday. Charles
r. Gallagher, defeated aspirant for the
aucus aldermanic nomination in ward 4,
presented his papers yesterday. lie is to
De opposed by Duncan Mcmillan, jr.
fr. Gallagher's papers bore the follow
ng signatures. William VI. Prize, Wal {
er LABEL, Robert Troup, James A. Row
n, Patrick j. Dunleayy j. Lesime Ton
uay, j. Parnigoni and John B. Brusa
Harbingers of spring took up a perch
a the poplar trees near the junction of
rankin and Wellington streets yester- /,
ay. From his office in the evening
rawing school in the Mathewson build ,,
" on Elm street, Charles Pamperl dis
erned the birds and decided that the
obins had arrived. The better to satisfy \
is curiosity, Mr.. Pamperl went up the
III and observed that his eyes had not
eceived him. Chattering as If they were
ndeclded whether the zero temperature
hich prevailed at that time was the
est summer weather that Vermont af. I
,rded, the robins remained in the pop. a
rs for upward of an hour. I
A telegram received in Barre Monday
fternoon brought tidings of the death
Hartford, Conn, of William Fradd, a :
'rmer resident of this city. who passed :
way after long illness. The body will q
, brought to Barre Thursday morning v
i'd funeral services will be held in the :
ternoon at 2 o'clock, with temporary >
ltombment at Elmwood. Mr.. Fradd was =
native of England and a granite cut z
r by trade, having been employed for
me years at the plant of Jones Bros. I
e left this city last summer, expecting :
at change in climate and oecupa.
On might prove beneficial to his health !:
he remains will be accompanied by Mrs.
add.
Among the guests arriving at Hotel :
ARE last night and this morning were
e following people: W. /. Chatfeld
Burlington, L, Fl. Psrkman of Thomp. !
nville, Conn.,, George Standish of
V. s. Quimby of White Riv.
Junction, +. M. Clark of Malone. n.
, r. " Mcintosh of Portland, Me-.
B. Farrell of 0swego, \. Y, r. NJ.
Irtch of New Haven, ID, H. Eddy of I
arlington, r. H. Brock of Wells River,
j. Cobb of Middlebury, H. L. w.
utter of Swanton, r, G. Corwin of
esea, Edward r. Stanley of New
,rk and Charles Stanley of Albany
Y, and i. B. Thurston of Syracuse,
Y.
A heatless Monday argument, started I
a North Main street club room, net.
broken nose for Carlo Vittori and
police court arraignment for Raphael
ribaldi The two young men were in
viewed by the police last night. after I
ttori, having reported to a doctor for I
had called at city hall to Law
case before Grand Juror William
shart. The prosecutor issued a war
1t for the arrest OF Garibsldi. who was Z
ten in custody this morning BY Officer
IN W. Dineen. When srraigned before
gistrate II. W. Scott in city court,
respondent acknowledged a breach
the peace offense and paid a $40 fine
costs Of $500. The trouble between