The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-02-21
TALK OF THE TOWN

James Powers is spending the week
end in Plainfeld
Petro Lopez of Graniteville is at the
City hospital for treatment.
/ Two good seamstresses wanted Apply
to Miss Lawless, Clrrier block.
Miss Winifred Hamel is visiting rela-
tives in Plainfeld over the holiday.
Masquerade, Socialist hall Saturday
night. Landi- Forsell orchestra.
! NJ, N. Lawrence of Baltimore, Md,
visited this city on business yesterday.
Glenwood cabinet range must be sold
at once. Bargain for cash, Tel, 434-4,
Scissors, knives, manicure tools and
all cutlery sharpened at browns Drug
Store.
Ivers & Pond piano, mahogany case,
practically new; l23 Washington street.
adv.
S. c. Cantello of Portland, Me, was
among the business visitors in this city
to-day.
Charles P. Grout of Fitchburg is stop
ping at Hotel Barre while transacting
business in this city.
A. j. Garvey of Boston, Mass, arrived
! in this city this morning to spend a few
days here on business.
Miss Louise Gilchrist of Berlin street,
Montpelier, underwent an operation at
the City hospital to-day.
Notice to employees of Gerard Barclay
granite firm; Men will be paid off Mon
day afternoon at the Office.
| Take look at the womens shoes you
can get at the Peoples Shoe Store for
$298 Friday and Monday.--ady.
D. j. Normandin, of New York City re-
turned to that city last night after
spending the day here on business.
George Thompson of 60 Brook street
wishes to state that he is not the party
listed in the city report as receiving help.
The last "a hours have been quiet for
the police department, no arrests being
made for intoxication or any other
charge.
Income tax returns, form l040A Tin.
dividuals net income not exceeding So
900, now available at the Peoples Nation.
al Bank.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Frank Hunton OF
Perry street are the happy parents of a
nine pound son, born at the City hospital
last night,
L. j. Severance of Boston, Mass, re.
! turned to that city this morning, after
spending several days on business in the
Barre granite district.
We haven't the cherry tree, but we
have those fancy cherry chocolates that
we offer as a special Saturday at SOC per
10, the regular Soc kind. Barre Candy
| Kitchen.
BE sure to attend the evangelistic sery,
ice in the Salvation Army hall this
evening at 1880. Rev. b. G. Lipsky will
preach Miss Agnes Rule win give a
solo. All are welcome.
Buy your supplies for over Sunday at
the food sale of the ladies' aid of St.
Monica's church at the millinery parloI
of Mrs Annie Carroll Saturday after.
noon from | to 5--cakes, pies, doughuuts
beans and spaghetti.-adv.
The hockey game between Goddard
seminary and the Fort Ethan Allen
teams, which was to have been played
tomorrow at Goddard seminary, has
been cancelled. Tonight there is a basket.
ball game at the Goddard gym. between
Goddard and Middlebury. last Monday
Goddard defeated Fort Ethan Allen by
a score Of to and Tuesday defeated
st. Miehaels by a score of TO 2.
The second match between the Apollo
and Vincitia clubs is to be held at the
Vincitia club rooms this evening. To
morrow evening it is proposed to hold
open, night" at the Nineitia rooms for
the returned soldiers, and all men who
have been in the service are invited to be
guests of the club. II is hoped that some
may tell of their experiences while in
service. A light lunch will be served,
The second meeting of the board of civil
authority for revising the checklist fol-
the March election was held last night
with eight of the board attending and G
Herbert Pape presiding. Seventeen new
names were put on the list and eight
changes were made, while the applica
tion of one man was refused because he
had left the state and had not been back
a year, just as happened in a similar
case at the first meeting of the board
Fifteen took the frcemans oath last
night The last chance for getting OF
the checklist or for making changes need
ed to permit voting will be held next
Wednesday evening at 1880, and it be
hooyes all possible voters to attend.
After an illness of about 10 days, An.
CELLO Diversi succumber to pneumonia
Tuesday evening, at his home in Brook
lyn, N. Y. Mr. Diyersi was As years
Of age and was born in Italy. He came
to this county about Is years ago and
had resided in the United States ever
since. He spent considerable time in this
city, where he was we'll known. IN
Barre at various times he conducted a
saloon, bowling alley and fruit business
He left this city some time ago and went
to Brooklyn, where he has been conduct.
ing a hotel business. He was member
of numerous lodges and his loss will be
deeply mourned. He is survived by his
brother, Louis Divers. of this city and
few other relatives in Italy. The FIJI.
neral will be held in Brooklyn tomorrow
morning