The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-06-06
TALK OF THE TOWN

III a. Is. Goneo Is employed as sunnt'
tute fireman at the central station for
time.
The Clover club will meet with Mrs.
S. j, Jones, 3 Eastern avenue, Friday
afternoon at $3.50
Miss Sylvia Willett returned this
morning 10 her home in Essex Junction
after passing a week with relatives.
The W. G. I. u. will meet with Mrs
Waterman, 81 Camp street, Friday aft.
ernoon at 800 Members come prepared
TO sew.
William Dudley OF South Barre, who
was operated on at the City hospital
week ago for appendicitis, is gradually
recovering his former health.
The funeral of Mrs Isabelle T. Fraser,
who died yesterday, will be held at the
home on Long street Saturday afternoon
az 2 o'clock, Rev Edgar Grassland OH
ciatng.
Rev. W. A. Dawson, field secretary of
the state Baptist convention, who has
been passing a few days in Barre and
Websterville, returned TO his home in
Burlington to-day.
Mrs. c. Calcagni has returned to the
city from Burlington, where she accom-
panied Mrs. A. Fontana, who is recover
Mary Fletcher hospital.
A fishing party which included Joseph
Comolli OF Boynton street, Harper Mitch
ell and Michael j. Grape returned last
evening from Alburg, where they have
been spending few days at Camp Mon
ticello
A meeting of all citizens interested in |
the war chest will be held in the court |
room at city hall Friday evening at 7 /
o'clock. Headquarters for the drive has
been opened in the Church street school |
house, where the telephone number is
All.
Mrs. George A. Gumlaw and children
of Summer street, who accompanied the
body of Mr.. Gumlaw TO Winooski for
burial, returned to the city last evening.
Interment of the remains took place in
the cemetery of St. Francis Xavier
church
Mrs Carrie Mute and daughter, Miss
Ellen Mute, of North Main street, left
the city last evening for Manchester,
n. H., where they were called by the Sc
rious illness of the formers son, Carl 5.
Mute, who recently submitted to a Sc
rious surgical operation.
Wilbur j. Duquette, the first draftee
of Washington county, who was selected
as one of the three men from his battery ,
at Camp Devens to be sent to a motor
and tractor school at Rockford, H., has .
left for that place. Before leaving Camp .
Devens he was promoted from corporal
to sergeant.
Special seven reel feature, "The Flame
Of the Yukon" strong story OF the
primitive passions and struggles in
Alaskan gold fields, featuring Dorothy
Dalton and Kenneth Harlem; this feature
has been shown in all large cities al adj I
sanced prices; usual price, Biiou to-day )
adv.
Friends in this city of Roy Gettmsn of I
who was formerly employed
It the C. w Averill hardware store, viii !
,e interested to learn of his enlistment
n the navy at Burlington yesterday, Mr..
iettman enlisted as a plumber and a
team filters mate and left this forenoon
or Pelham Bay, n. Y, where he is to be
tationed.
Guido Semprobon of Seminary street X
vas one of the successful applicants for
nlistment in the navy at the recruiting 81
tation in Burlington yesterday, when o.
everal young men of this city under.
vent the physical examination Mr.. o.
'emprobon enlisted as a second-class sea Oh
1an and this left forenoon, together with SC
everal other recruits, for the naval
raining station at Pelham Bay, N. y. fe
The complete list Of officers recently %
lected by the garment workers of Barre .
n the union branch organized for the 81
etterment of working conditions is as
pillows: President, Miss Amanda Meak- ma
r; vice president, Miss Irene Mute Gu
nancial secretary, Miss Gertrude Chen 10
y; corresponding secretary, Miss Edna 70 tt
ossi; treasurer, Miss Julia Bizzozzero; re
argeant alarms, Miss Gertrude NJ, w
arthy. su
Guests registering at Hotel Barre last
lght and this morning included the fol- Nj
wing people: w, n. Hartshorn of SO
ershery, Pa, +, n. Somers of Brattle. ie'
pro, j. d. McColm of Huntington, w. Pc
a., j. A. Cross of Mortified, Mrs. +. J. IN
ones of Boston, +. l.. Smith of Rutland, Fe
f. Cook and L. II. Small of Hartford, MI
lillian Taylor Of Ogdensburg, N. y, pa
phraim Burke of Kingston, n. ", Ar at
lur f. Morrow of Boston, R. G. Miller W
Pawtucket, r. l., D., A. Alcock of ba
pringfield, c. H. Loverin of Manchester. go
Forty eight of the 81 graduate nurses sp'
no took the examination for state reg me
tration in Providence, r. l., recently sta
e state board of examiners of trained in
irses. Among those who received an No
NOR seal, indicating that they received tie
arkings of 90 per cent or more was to-
ISIS Bernice b. Prindle, a former Barre he
RI who is the daughter of E. A. Prindle pla
Keith avenue. Another Barre girl who tai
ssed the examination successfully was dis
rs. Frank j. Nutting, who, before her bee
arriage recently, was Miss Bessie Pit rec
q of Jefferson street we
A delegation of Barre Dokies number
7 nearly 80 left in automobiles this the
ternoon for White River Junction to 10
rticipate in the annual spring cere the
,nial of Suadah temple, No lao, d. o. Ger
K, which is to be held in the Pythian yo,
II in that village this evening. Trap. sen
lgs of Suadah temple. which is located wo,
Barre, were shipped by express to has
hite River Junction yesterday, and to- Yea
Y an advance guard of Dokies busted will
smselves in setting up the scenery for ma,
nights pilgrimage over the well known bro
{ sands. Among the Barre men at vii
lding are; Homer C. Ladd, w. H. TIC
THE, w. II. Ward. F. E. Austin, f. c. Tob
tier, c. B. Gladding, C. NJ Wiley, A. ann
Campbell and n. o. Ralph. Sheriff F. the
Tracy and his deputy. II. c. Lawson.