The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-10-05
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Lewis Is. Glldden ana twin sons are
seriously i'll with the grip at their home
on Hill street.
Miss ALA Wadsworth of Burlington, a
registered nurse, arrived in the city yes
terday to assist in ministering TO the
sick.
The G. G. /. A. rooms will be closed
until further notice. Anyone having any
special business can call James Smart, is
Forsythe place. Tel. 529-J.
Il. P. Whitcomb OF Plainfield has
moved his household goods into the
apartment at 3 Boynton street and will
reside in Barre during the winter.
DIR. II. L. Pache, who recently gave up
his private practice in Danyille to asso-
ciate himself with the state board of
health, is passing several days in the city.
Harold Il. Ennis has resumed his duties
in Miers' downtown barber shop, after an
illness of two weeks. Members of his
family, all of whom are i'll, are recover
ing.
Frank L. Harris was arrested at 2
o'clock this morning and locked up at
police headquarters on an intoxication
charge. He will be arraigned later in the
day.
The body Of Private Jean =, Clogston,
who died at Camp Devens, passed
through the city while on its way to
Williamstown, where the funeral and
interment took place.
James Kelly, who has been spending a
few months at the home of his parents in
Dorchester, Mass, returned to the city
last evening. Mr.. Kelly enrolled as stu
dent at Goddard seminary to-day.
John Norton, self confessed auto thief,
who was brought back to Vermont from
Massachusetts by Waitstield and Fays.
ton off GERS, will be arraigned in munici.
pal court this afternoon for sentence.
The funeral of William Glennie of 81
North Seminary street viii be held from
the house Sunday forenoon at II o'clock,
Rev. Edgar Grassland officiating. Inter
ment is to be made in Hope cemetery.
Seaman Eugene Loranger, who has been
spending furlough of several days at
the home of his parents, Alderman and
Mrs A. J. Loranger of Summer street,
while on sick leave, returned last evening
to Newport, r, l., where he is attached to
the naval training station.
Mrs Anne Robertson of Washington
street, who has been passing several
weeks with relatives in Hartford, Conn,
and New York City, returned home last
evening She was accompanied by her
daughter, Mrs. James Rhind Of Hart
ford, who win remain here indefinitely.
| Private Charles Colombo, who is at
tsched to regiment at Camp Colt, Get
/ tysburg, Pa, is passing furlough at his
home here, having been granted leave to
recuperate from severe attack OF the
| influenza. A number of Barre boys at
Camp Colt who have been ill are recov-
ering.
A bent trolley rod gave the operatives
of the Washington street car no end Of
trouble yesterday afternoon. To com
plete a southbound trip from Wiley
street, one of the carmen rode on the
roof of the car to guide the trolley.
| Washington street service was impaired
for some little time.
Rev. W. II. Shaw, who was scheduled
to conduct services in the Graniteville
Presbyterian church tomorrow, arrived
| in the city yesterday. He will be unable
/ to complete his errand, as the Granite
vile churches are to be closed tomorrow
because Of the epidemic. After visiting
his son in the East, Rev. Mr.. Shaw will
return TO his home in Huntsville, I'll.
The body of Private Archie R. 81
monds, son of Mr. and Mrs. G. A. ST.
monds OF 9 Hill street, and soldier in
the 57th pioneers, stationed at Camp
Merritt, N. j., who died Tuesday, arrived
in the city last evening. This morning
! the remains were taken to Underhill
where the funeral this afternoon is to
be followed by interment in the village
cemetery
Among the transients who are detained
in Barre by the grip are Mr. and Mrs, w
II. Davis of Boston, who are confined to
rooms at the Hotel Buz2ell. Mr.. Davis
who is a travelling representative of the
Bluebird and Metro films, was stricken
with the malady early in the week, and
soon afterward his wife was taken ILL.,
| Their condition to-day was considered
serious, and relatives in Boston were
notified.
Private Alexander MeKinnon arrived in
the city last evening from Waterville, To
which place he accompanied the body of a
soldier, who recently died of influenza at
Camp Deyens, following a short illness
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of one Of the contingents to leave for the
Aver cantonment several weeks ago, has
been granted a leave of absence Of few
days, which he expects to spend in Barre
The death Of Private Guy C. Burnham
son of Luther Burnham of Washington
occurred at Camp Devens Tuesday even.
ing, and the funeral was held in the Uni.
versalist church at Washington Thursday
afternoon, Rev. James Ramage of Barre
officiating The young man Joined The
colors Aug. 2S. He was born in Washing
ton 28 years ago and had always resided
in the town Of his birth. He was highly
regarded by his acquaintance. The young
man leaves his father and mother and
two sisters, Mrs. Harry Downing and
Miss Myrtle Burnham of Washington, be
sides two nieces and a nephew. The ia
Their of the deceased is veteran of the
Civil war, having served with the north
ern armies four years. Corporal Callar
accompanied the body from Camp Dew,