The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-10-10
TALK OF THE TOWN


Plenty of mems suits, sizes "a to 3s,
$25. Lamorey's.
Halloween social at Presbyterian
church Oct. 3l,-adv.
Mrs Elizabeth Taylor Of Nashua, n.
H., is visiting at the home of Mrs. In
gis of Clark street.
Do your shopping on Saturday, as
stores will be closed on Monday in OBJ
servance of Columbus day.--adv.
Miss Ruby George of Elmore street is
confined to her home on account of i'll
ness. She is suffering from pneumonia.
Demonstration wonder solder and ce-
ment at c. W. Averill & Co.'s store
Oct 10, IL, Ia. See ad. on page S.-adv,
Mrs. E. A. Cummings of Jackson,
Mich, is visiting at the home of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. William B, Melvin,
| of Pleasant street.
Miss Anna Deems of Brooklyn street
has returned from Bethlehem, where she
has been employed through the sum
mer months in hotel work.
Misses Effie and Lora Nelson of South
Ryegate are spending the week end at
the home OF their grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs w. H. Goodfellow, of Spaulding
street.
Miss Lena Valli, commercial student
of Spaulding high school, is assisting in
the clerical work at the office Of the
Granite Manufacturers association for
two or three weeks.
what will stop my hair falling out y
Partisan Sage. 1t will make the hair
thick and glossy and prevent dandruff,
says +. A. Drown, who sells it under
guarantee of satisfaction.-adv,
Mrs. Alex Youngson and son, 0rville,
| formerly of Barre, but who have been
living in New York, have gone to Plant
City, Fla, where they will spend the
winter Mr. Youngson has recently re-
turned from overseas.
Applicants who can speak both Italian
and English are desired for positions as
census enumerators in wards four and
five in Barre, ages Is to TO- either men or
women. Apply to G. Herbert Pape, SUI
pervisor of census, Barre.
The dwelling house at 81 Camp street
that was for several years the property
of Raymond Waterman was recently
purchased by Mrs. P. NJ Carr for an in
vestment Mr.. Waterman, in turn, pur-
chased from Dr. n. A. Donahue his home
on Orange street, formerly the Hinman
| home.
| Alexander r. Bowerman employed at
the Smith Bros quarries in Granteville
was married to Miss Olivia McNevin of
Prince Edward Isle, Canada, at the Epis-
copal reetory at 6 p. m. Oct. 8 by Rev
d. G. Huntington They left Webster
Vile on Oct for weeks honeymoon
after which they will reside at Webster
Vile
Oct at s o'clock, at the Episcopal
rectory. Stanley r. Jangraw of Mont
! pelier and Miss Eleanor McPhetres of the
same city were united in marriage BY
Rev David G. Huntington in the pres,
ence of Joseph f. Jsngraw and Mrs Lucy
| A. Cady, brother and sister of the groom
Miss McPhetres' rector, Rev f. b. Leach,
was away attending the general conven-
ton of the Episcopal church in Detroit,
Mich
The United States naturalization ex.
aiming officer, Koran G. Small, who is
examining all discharged soldiers Of the
Il s. army who desire to become citizens
Of the United States, was busy during
the entire afternoon yesterday examin
ing 20 discharged Barre soldiers Eight
more names were enrolled at Montpelier
during the earlier part of the day. Prior
to the local visit he examined 40 at Rut.
land, five at Windsor, a very large num-
Der at Burlington and expected TO record
20 more names at Newport to-day, The
naturalization court is expected in Mont
heller in two ar three wenks
Louis Diversi, son. Louis, IT., and
daughter, Stella, left last night for their
home in Concord n H. Mr.. Diversi was
for Is years the owner Of the Diversi
Fruit store of this city, but recently dis.
posed of it SO that his entire time might
be spent upon his Boston Fruit exchange
in Concord. Until year and half ago
his local store was managed by eompe-
tent employees, but they were summoned
to the service Of the United States, which
caused Mr., Diversi to manage the Barre
branch himself His son and daughter
have been stopping in Barre only during
the past three months.
Twenty men Of the Goddard football
squad left this afternoon for Burlington,
where tomorrow they will meet the u.
V. NJ, second team on the university
gridiron Goddard's eleven is fast bunch
Of fellows this year, all veteran players,
who have made their records before com
ing to Barre and It is expected that they
will do something for the red and white
tomorrow at Burlington Coach LeaAey
put the team through vigorous practice
last night, keeping the team on the cam
pus until after dark, reviewing the fun
damentals Of the game and perfecting
the signal system Of the team. The
dummy was used in practicing tackles,