The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-01-24
TALK or THE TOWN


Strawberry and maple walnut ice
cream to-day at Barre Candy Kitchen.
James Rouke of Burlington has been
spending few days in this city on bust
ness.
Miss Hazel OIIeefe of Upland avenue
is recuperating from serious attack OF
pneumonia.
Joseph Wilder of this city is passing
a few days with relatives and friends
in Montreal.
Sheldon Brown has returned to this
city, after being in Waterbury for the
past few days.
Mrs J. Sullivan of Hardwiek arrived in
the city yesterday for an indefinite stay
with relatives.
Philip DesRuisseau of Bedford Mass,
is visiting at the home of Joseph Goo
ley on the west hill.
r. Clerici of Waterbury visited at the
home of his sister, Mrs, Adele Buzzi OF
Blackwell street, yesterday.
Frederick Donaldson of Brooklyn, N,
", has been a business visitor in this
city for the last three days.
Come on, folks, he is coming home;
let's make his welcome Royal" f, A.
Hutchinson, over Ladd's store.
Margaret, the youngest daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Bennett, is seriously
i'll at her home ON Pearl street,
Public dance, Clan Gordon hail. Satr-
day night. Landi- Forsell orchestra
Same price, same crowd.-adv.
Mrs. Flora Danforth left the city to-
day for Newton Highlands, Mass, where
she will make an indefinite stay,
Angelo Diversi of Concord n. H., came
yesterday to this city to visit with his
father, l., Diyersi, for day or so.
Charlie Chaplin in Shoulder Arms"
and u, s, official war picture, Americas
Answer" to-day at Park theatre. adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tells Stone arrived last
night from Montreal after a visit of a
month in that city with friends and rela-
tives.
Miss Maude Whiteher returned to
Newbury to-day after spending several
weeks in this city with relatives and
friends.
Five hundred copies of sheet music to
be sold at Sc copy. Come in and get a
supply. Bailey's Music Rooms, lis North
Main street.
Cali and get prices on Andes ranges
and heaters Good Lin Of second hand
ranges and heaters, stoyepipe and elbows
E. A. Prindle.
Joseph Quatropani, a clerk Of the Tn
ion Clothing store, is compelled to remain
at home, having been afflicted with the
prevalent disease.
b. w. Hooker returned last night aft
er a two weeks absence, during which
time he visited the furniture markets Of
the middle West.
w, M. CaTswell returned TO his home
in New York City to-day, He was called
here by the death of his father, which
occurred last Friday
John Magnaghi, who has been confined
to his house on Highland avenue for the
last 10 days with the grip, is able to be
out and around now.
C. G. Guernieri and Mrs A. Calderra
left to-day for South Ryegate, where
they are TO visit Mr.. Guernieri's brother,
John, who is i'll with pneumonia.
John cambridge and Reuben Hudson
left yesterday afternoon for Burlington,
where they win attend a meeting Of
Western Union Telegraph employees.
Miss Ida Haviland employed at the
Adams and Co dry goods store as dress
maker, left to-day for Boston and yicini-
ty to spend a week with relatives.
Get your hot baked beans, hot spaghet-
IT, warm rolls, cake, doughnuts, cookies
etc, at the ladies' aid food sale, Mrs
CAROLS millinery store, saturday--ady,
There viii be special meeting of the
Italian Pleasure club in their club rooms
Friday evening, Jan. "a, at s o'clock,
Business, annual time A. ii. Fasola,
president.
Mr. and Mrs. D. s. Waterman of Wash
ington street received a telegram this
morning, stating that their son-in-law
Harry Baseeit Of Orleans, was seriously
i'll with influenza.
William Frasee Of South Main street
has returned to Camp Deyens after en-.
Toying a fve-day furlough at his home.
He expects to be discharged in the next
week or ten days.
Frank Miano of this city was thrown
off horse at Camp Devens, where he is
serving in the Y. S. army, and sustained
an injury TO his foot, for which be was
obliged to receive medical aid,
There will be a meeting of Marquis
De Lafayette chapter. d. A. r., Feb. in
the X. of c. hall, Montpelier, at 2il5
in the afternoon. All visiting d. A. r,
ladies are cordially invited to attend,
Louis r. Marie has obtained an honor.
able discharge from the I. s. army at
Camp Upton and is expected home this
week He is at present enjoying a few
days with relatives in Concord, n. H,
DR.. E, H. Bancroft of Barre was elected
first vice president of the Vermont Vet.
Urinary association at a meeting held in
Burlington this week, while the president
of the association is DIR. II. G. Stetson of
st. Johnsbury, well known here.
George B. Virgins, who calls Barre his
home, although he has been employed in
lumber camp for some time past was
arraigned before police court on a charge
of drunkenness this morning. He entered
a plea of guilty and as he was a habitual
drunkard, it being his third ofTense in
side of a year, he was sentenced to not
less than six months nor more than one
year in the house of correction at Rut-
land.
John Emery of Cabot, who recently
was honorabIy discharged from the army,
has returned to his home, after having
been nineteen months in military service.
He enlisted in Co, II of Montpelier lat
the outbreak Of the war with Germany
and was later transferred to the lOlst
machine gun corps. Upon his arrival in
France he was taken i'll with diphtheria,
which left him paralyzed in one side,
though he has practically recovered from
the bad effects Of the disease