The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-04-19
Talk or THE TOWN

in Royalton
II Mr. and Mrs. Albert Nenner left las
II night for Manchester. N. H., TO make !
soiourn Of several days.
II Mr. and Mrs. Joseph j. Papin have re-
III turned 10 their home in Burlington, aft
III er passing several days in the city,
II New shipment of hats, including th'
II popular panamas, just arrived, Call ant
II see them. Mrs. Bar Mariani, II Warner
II street
II Alex Ross left last night for Boston
II to pass the week end with relatives. liz
H will visit in Quincy, Mass, before re
H turning.
Il Little Eleanor Scott, scvenyear, old
| daughter OF Judge and Mrs IL. w, Scott
of Richardson street, is seriously i'll of
bronchial pneumonia.
Il Ernest Houston, who moYed TO Roch-
\ ester late in the winter, was a visitor in
the city yesterday, leaving his morning
for n brief visit in Burlington.
+ Nelson Brown, who recently enlisted in
the marines, arrived in the city from
Boston last evening to pass few days
with his parents, Alr, and Mrs. James
Brown of Gill street
Loduvico Cccehini of North Main
street, who is a patient in the state sana
forum at Pittsford. is passing several
days in the city, having been called here
by the death of his wife
/ With the 81 500 worth of Liberty
bonds purchased this week. Clan Gordon,
o. 5. C., has the sum of $500 invested in
these Liberty securities, instead of 49,
900, MS was reported in yesterdays
| Times.
! George II. Cove, son of Mr. and Mrs
Z - Il ~ "A A. L.,
| of Spaulding high school was graduated
! from the Worcester, Mass, Polytechnic
institute recently with a degree in chem
/ istry.
Mrs. Robert Tuglis entertained the
nurses from the Barre City hospital at
her home last evening at a basket pie
mic. Games and music were the diver
sions Of the evening and a delightful |
time was spent
Don't forget that Saturday is the last |
day to enter the contest for name 20
our candy store. A five pound box of |
chocolates for the best name. Try II. |
Watch for name Of winner Monday. |
United Fruit Store
Carl Steel of III Brooklyn street owns
a White Leghorn which he would like to
enter in class A 4 OF big egg producers
The Leghorn in question recently added
to the nations food supply by having an
egg measuring six by seven and one
fourth inches.
William Lorimer, who has been en-
ployed at the plant of Mcdonnell & Sons,
completed his duties Yesterday, and with
Mrs. Lorimer left this morning for
visit in Worthwhile. Mr., Lorimer has
filed an application for service in the
merchant marine. Ii
Mrs. Paul w. Waterman and little
son of Kingston, Pa. who have been |
visiting at the home of the formers par I
ents in Plaintield for few weeks, ar /
rived in the city yesterday to pass a few ,
days with Mr.. and Mrs. ID. S. Waterman |
of upper Washington street. lc
See ad. on page Of big auction sale /
for f.. II. Slayton on the G. Il. Davis {
farm in Painfeld; IS head OF cattle, 43
nice cows, and lots of young stock, pair \
Of fancy horses, lots of farm tools and \
seed wheat, oats, corn, etc, y
Wednesday, April "a, $3.50 o'clock a. M. 0
Q. I. Smith, auctioneer, b
Barre friends of Hugh I'll. Carpenter, y
who read law in the office OF Atty !. a
Ward Carver, and afterward passed the il
Michigan bar examinations while re-
siding in Lansing, viii be interested to r.
earn that he has enlisted in the t.. :. a
lavy. Mr.. Carpenter is rated as a first
lass yeoman, and is stationed at De v
roit. N
Stefano Rizzi, whose appointment as !,
from the fifth ward was con- y,
irmed by the board of aldermen Tues al
lay evening, has signified his intention
o accept. The matter of committee as. re
ignmenfs awaits the action Of the may ii
r, although it is likely that Mr.. Rizzi N
viii serve on the committees left with 10
acances as the result OF Mr.. Rossis de
lise. ia
The work of interring bodies placed in re
he receiving vault at Elmwood during co
he winter months is practically com RI
leted. The remains of around 80 per- de
ons, several of them infants, have been Se
amoved, A majority OF the bodies were b
uried at Hope cemetery. Some will be til
lterred at Elmwood and some in the
atholic cemetery on Beckley street da
My a few bodies are to be taken out of Ii
ne city for iHterment. NJ
A photograph of the window display or
the Barre Savings Bank & Trust com rel
any was taken this forenoon by R. Can wa
l of the Cantu studio. The attractive up
splay consists of several posters re Co
iTulHg the Importance OF the tnlT0 LID SITS
ty loan campaign and the service flag til
the bank. Sergeant Curtis of the 57th tai
ioneer infantry, who is at present visit ers
& at his home on Elm street, being the
rmer employee of the bank who is now
the L. S. service.
Among the guests arriving at Hotel r.
arre last night and this morning were
e following people: II. L. Folsom OF
b. J. Whalen of Chelsea, J. :
Fletcher of Sherbrooke, p. O., w. B. lin
Stickney of Rutland, j. H. Morse and ha.
p. c. Bolin of Roxbury, w. A. Gage and of
. B. Perkins of Burlington. f. H. Tur- pro
T of Hartford, L. A. Roberts of Spring Tn
Id, +. K. Williams of Corning. n. Y..JH.
lgar Langefeldt OF New York City, anC
illiam 4. Ruiz of Brookfield, W. f.
aiming of Plainiield, \. J.
Recently elected officers of Granite
apter. No. %, r. A. NJ, are as FOL
y: High priest, Charles g. Scot; Z
u, George c. Stewart; scribe, William az
le; master of host, William Hurry; n
ncipal soiourner. Lee o Tracy; royal
n captain. John Leiih; master Of the -
I'd veil. George Pratt; master Of the
ond veil. j. n. Gall: master of tire
i veil, Ira \. Houston. The ap-
ntive officers have been named as
lows: Chaplain. James ). Wilson; Ho'
wards. J. X. Mckenzie and John
vles; tyler. George Blake. All are to
Installed AT an carly date II