The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-04-17
TALK OF THE TOWN

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Remember that the Spaulding seniol
play, What Happened to Jones' will b
repeated April lad.
A. NJ. Aseltne OF Burlington, state
agent for the Equitable Life Insurance
Co, was Barre visitor yesterday and
to-day.
p. NJ. Bessey of Zanesvile, o., is reg.
i.tered at Hotel Barre while passing sew
eral days in the Barre granite belt on
business.
Robert Mitchell Of Granitcyille passed
through the city last night while on mis-
way TO Boston for business II
several days,
Wanted A young man with some ex-
pericnce in the dry goods business. Good
opportunity for advancement. Apply
Union Dry Goods Co.
Dmetrios Lizak, an attendant at the
state hospital, returned to Waterbury
this morning, after passing a few days
with friends in the city.
Sergt. Paul ID. Leayitt OF the 57th Pic.
neers. Camp Wadsworth, arrived in tit
city last evening from Spartanburg, 5.
c., TO pass a furlough of several day..
Special meeting of Ruth chapter, No
80, O. u. s., Wednesday evening. April IL
at 1880 o'clock. Initiation and installa.
tion of officers. Refreshments, sugar on
snow.
A regular meeting of the r. c. ]. p. A.
will be held in Worthen block Wednes.
day evening at I 80 o'clock. Let every
member be present. Per order John
Downs, recorder
Mrs. Blanche Howe and Miss Pearl L.
Wright of Sherbrooke, p. O., who have
been visiting friends on South Main
street for few days, left last evening
for New York City.
Charles L. Brown, formerly an instruc-
tor in Spauding high school, is now
residing in Washington, D. c., where he
is in the employ of the Chesapeake and
Potomac Telephone company.
There will be a meeting of the Barre
Tennis club at my Office in the Currier
building this "wednesday evening, at
1880. Election of officers and plans for
1918. F, NJ. Lynde, President.
Sidney j. Jackson, who has been EN-
ployed in local barber shops for several
years, has gone to Boston to enter
where he will be treated for
heart trouble. He was accompanied by
his aunt, Mrs. j. Miller.
Peter Maberini of Foss street, who re.
Gently completed work as a steward IN |
the Elks' club at the capital left the |
,ity this morning for Schenectady, n. y,
where he has employment in the plant |
IF the General Electric Co.
In the vestry of the Church of tie |
food Shepherd this evening the men of
he church will be the hosts at a par.
sh gathering, TO which members and ad.
lerents are cordially invited. The mon
will serve a chowder supper at $3.50
''clock, and a social hour will follow
Word is received here that James
barker, who recently left Barre after
residence of several years here, has
ntered the employ of the Fore River
Co. in Quincy Mass Mr..
barker is a granitecutter by trade, bu.
) now employed as pneumatic opera
or
Joseph J. Papin OF Burlington, who
'as formerly engaged in the livery bust
ess here, visited his brother, John Pa
in of Allen street, yesterday and to-
ny, having been called here to attend !
be funeral of his brotherin law. Roy i
/. Bugbee. Mrs. Papin came to Barre |
arlier in the week II
Notice to families of soldiers and sail /
RS: The Home Service section Of the {
ed Cross holds itself ready TO give in
in regard to allotments and a
llowances, war risk insurance, compen I
ition or any other problems which may I
rise on which You desire advice. Please
,lephone Miss Evelyn Phelps, 3l4W. !
All members of the ladies of Clan Cor =
IN, with gentlemen friends and mem g
ers OF Clan Gordon, No. II. are invited &
, the 10th anniversary concert and
,nce to be held Friday, April 10, at I D
clock Please wear badges Special D
Getting of ladies of Clan Gordon at e
30; business, government bonds.
Barre friends of Leigh Paisted, for :
er resident of this city, will be pleased
learn that he has passed the state :.
,ard examination in medicine in the !
ate Of Massachusetts. and has been .
anted registration to practice medi-
nc and surgery in that state. DR.. and
rs. Plaisted are now living in Worces-
r, Mass.
Mrs. Marc A. Bianchi of Summer :
rect received a message from her son,
Lul Bianchi, last evening stating that 4
e condition of his brother, Peter BIZ
chi, was very serious. Mrs. Peter
anch and her brother-in.law left for I
Mass, where the young
IN is confined in "A sanatorium, Mon 4
Y evening
Forrest Wiley, until recently resi-,
mt of Barre, has joined the 57th Pho
err list Vermont infantry at Camp :
Spartanburg, s. c., accord
: to information received by relatives z
re. Mr.. Wiley was a reservist, and il
W serving as WAGNER in the Supply
mpany. As a member of the state Nj
nal Guard, he saw service on the Mex
n border in 1916.
A property owner in thickly settled :
,tion of the city has applied to the
V council for permission to rcshingle :
: roof of his house. After barking TO
: recommendation of the building in
ector, the council has delegated the
E committee to investigate the appli.
lion, on the premise that possibly 81,
Dof roofs viii be required in congested I
tricts whenever roofing is to be re- !
wed. Property owners in general |, III
ait the outcome of the investigation :
tn interest.
Rueda of Grsnitevile. who z
: placed under arrest by Deputy Sher-
Dennis Donahue of Barre Town. was
aligned before Magistrate H. W. Scott :
municipal court last evening on
zach of the peace charge. II was al
ed in the complaint that Rueda struck