The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-10-16
TALK OF THE TOWN

You can buy fourth Liberty loan bonds
for cash at the Granite Savings Bank
& Trust Co. Bonds ready for delivery.
Mrs. Alice YanDeusen of Randolph
Center is spending week at the home
of her sister, Mrs. s. d. Allen of Frank
lin street.
Miss Lucille Berini of c street, who had
been at the hospital for treatment of in
fuenza, was able to be taken to her home
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Welcome re-
turned this forenoon to their home in
Claremont, N. H., after visiting relatives
in the city
Mrs Victor Malnati and children, who
have been seriously i'll of the influenza
for the past ten days, were able to be
out of doors yesterday.
John Mclean of Montpelier, after
three weeks absence on account of the
grip, resumed his duties in the Union
Clothing store to-day,
| John Bossi of Berlin street, who was
one of the early victims of the grip cpl
demic, came uptown to-day to get the
air. Mr.. Bossi's condition is improving
steadily.
A special reduction sale on all milli-
merry ior the rest Of the month Mrs
E. A. Witham, "a North Main street, up.
stairs, room formerly occupied by Mrs
Layiolette.
Private Arthur Cole, who visited at
his home in Short street after accom-
panying to Barre the body of comrade,
Private Ludivico Mast, has returned to
his quarters at Camp Upton.
| Mrs. William Mason of jackson,
Mich, arrived in the city this morning
and is to pass few weeks at the home
Of her father and mother, Mr., and Mrs
William b. Melvin of l6 Pleasant street
| Some of the cots which were placed iii
the Vincitia club rooms when the need Of
an emergency hospital became apparent
have been removed, and others are to be
redistributed, as it has been decided that
the hospital annex will not be necessary.
Painters are removing the exterior
paint from the Drown building on North
Main street, preparatory to using the
brush on new coat Of white pigment.
Inside the Drown pharmacy, interior
painters are making marked improve
ments.
Roy Arthur Kidder of 81 Summer
street, who has been working for the To-
cal board in Montpelier for the past
month, left the city early this morning
for Clsrkson institute, Petsdam, N. Y.
Mr. Kidder was put in charge of the con-
tingent en- route.
The funeral Of Harold Parks, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs, Arthur g. Parks, who died
yesterday, win be held Thursday at 2
p m. at the house, with burial in Hope
cemetery, In yesterdays account of his
death, the names Of his wife aud Of his
grandfather G. w. Parks, were uninten.
tionally omitted,
State Treasurer W. r. Scott has re.
ceived from the city treasurer Of Barre
two checks which cancel municipal obi.
cations so far as they apply to state
highway and school taxes Barre ap-
portionment of the state school tax was
s6,54225, while the highway tax collected
from this city amounts to SETTLE.
Philip Riford, for few years con
duetor on the Barre a Montpelier electric
road, died few days ago at Claremont,
n. H., where he had been employed re-
Gently. Burial was in the East Randolph
cemetery. He leaves a wife and daugh.
ter, who reside in Montpelier, both being
too III 10 attend the funeral service
A number of Barre boys were off this
morning at o'clock for Potsdam, N. Y,
where they are 20 enroll in the Clarkson
School Of Technology for mechanical
training Perley j, Lafayette, Harold NJ.
Patterson, Alexander Park, ir., and Doug.
las /, Inglis composed the delegation
from this city, and Barre Town was rep
resented by the following self indicted
men: Arthur ], Hesly, John w. Smith,
Antoine r. Boufford, Walter D. Greenlav
and George D. Morris
The following item from the South
Norwalk Sentinel will be of interest in
Barre, where the groom formerly resided !.
"A very pretty but quiet wedding took
place Monday evening, September 30, at
the parsonage of the East Avenue NJ. f.
church, when Miss Augusta Schwarzen-
berg Of Bridgeport was united in mar
rage to Ralph Il. Bennett Of East Nor
walk. The happy couple were attended
by the parents Of the bride and bride
groom. Mr. Bennett is one OF the most
popular employees Of the Connecticut com
pany. The couple will reside in East
orwalk for time"