The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-02-08
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Sec Abbott's SatnrdaY sale.

A. Diago of Granite street was RI
moved to the City hospital in an ambu
lance last night for treatment,
Heber G. Cady of Mortified, membe
OF the state public safety committee, wa
a business visitor in Barre yesterday.
| Among the business visitors in the cit
| yesterday were Selectman Frank Mills o
Orange and Napoleon Baker, the Plain
field barber
Mrs. George Brown left this mornin
for Enosburg Falls, where her daughter
Margaret, has been passing several day
with relatives.
Mrs. L. p. Carter Of Keith avenue en-
tertained the members of the guild o
the Church of the Good Shepherd at he
home last evening.
Special sale of Andes ranges and heat
ers and some good second hand ranges
Get prices. will save you money. L. A
Prindle, Worthen block.
Miss Glynora Gould recently enter,
tanned number of young women at her
home on Perry street, the occasion being
her birthday anniversary.
L. S. Marshal A. p. Carpenter, who has
been attending sessions of naturalization
court in Washington county, returned to
Brattleboro this morning.
Ralph Martin of Boynton street left
this forenoon for Quincy, Mass, where
he has secured employment at the Fore
River Shipbuilding yards.
A rehearsal of the Hedding Methodist
| choir will be held this evening at Z
O'Clock in the league rooms. Every mem
Der is requested to present.
William Mcintosh of Winchendon.
Mass, recent graduate of Goddard sem
mary, has returned home, after passing
few days with friends in the city,
this afternoon for Montreal, P. o. where
he will visit at the home of his sister,
Mrs. W. M. Mckay, for a few days.
Waterbury high school VS.. Spaulding
high school is the bill for basketball fans
this evening, when the two teams are
scheduled to meet at the Spaulding gym
nasium.
Atty. Elmer johnson of st. Adams,
who attended supreme court at Mont.
pelier, was a visitor at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. O. II. Perry of Wellington street
yesterday.
Atty. Frank c. Archibald, who has
been staying at Hotel Barre while at
tending the February term of supreme
court, has returned to his home in Man.
chester Center.
News has been received here of the |
wedding at Aver. Mass, Feb. | of Miss
Nella Diversi of Concord n. H., and pri. |
yate Dante Baratelli of Camp Devens
The bride is a daughter of Henry Diversi, !
a well known fruit merchant of Concord.
and has many friends in Barre. Private
Baratelli joined the national army while
a resident Of Concord, where he was as
sociated with his father in business. He
IS well remembered in this city. where
for a time he was employed in the Di-
gersi fruit store at the corner of Mer-
liant and North Main streets. Mrs.
Baratelli is remaining in Concord for a
.lme and her husband has gone south
With detachment of Camp Devens sol.
liers.
The management Of the Goddard sem.
mary basketball aggregation is com
oletlng arrangements for two day trip ,
he last of next week, when they are j..
o meet the Colby academy team at ,
New London, n. H., and the Dartmouth
freshman team at Hanover, n. IT, Under
he direction of Coach Mctiinnis, who d,
commenced his duties at the HILTON q,
chool at the beginning Of the term, the !
eminary team has been rapidly round :
ng into shape during the past two !
weeks, while the acquisition Of Sector. !,
former Spaulding athlete, who recent !
Y enrolled At the seminary, is a vaua. !,
lie help to the team. as he is making n !,
trong bid for berth on the first team. ;,
Continued accumulation of wood in the o
harity department yard at the rear of Z
ne Church street school is the policy of il
he aldermanic charity committee and p
lany loads are being hauled daily from q
ne Bennett timber tract on the Mont g
elier road. Street department teams II
institute the main transportation unit CT
nd are bringing in good bit of revenue h
the street account, When the services p'
gasoline saw rig are not available III
] the man power available is utilized in
'ducing the wood to stove lengths, and p'
some cases men who have asked for er
God have been willing to relieve the de- Y
irtment of the cost of saving BY rust Il
ng the buck saw themselves. 81
Tomorrow is the last day for the req. -
tration OF German aliens at police head .,
larters, and aliens of that nationality in
no fail to appear before Chief Sinclair. N
&c registrar, are liable to be penalized -
verely. Thus far two Germans have en-
ken the preliminary steps toward reg. "a
tration, and a third has signified his in. IN
ntion of registering as soon as he has ~
occurred photographs All three in III
rmed the chief that they would report :
night with the necessary photographs .
numb prints of the trio have been tax.
as required by instructions sent out !
pm the attorney generals office Two 4
the German aliens are said to be stone !
'rkers, and the third man is reported ]
be a painter by trade. 4
Unexpected orders to transfer their
nporary headquarters from Barre to
were received by Lieut. Pierre
evalier and Sergt. T. Maguire of the
itish war mission late yesterday after 4
on, and the two Canadians, after hur-
dly closing their affairs here. left for ]
? Queen city, where they expect To re- I
lin for week. Until they were ad-
ed of new orders, the officers had A
nned to extend their stay in Barre I'M
Saturday and a drive for the inland !
ter transport and tank battalions was
have been gotten under way. Before
wing Lieut.. Chevalier stated that Brit. II