The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-03-15
TALK or THE TOWN


Chicken-pie supper, Baptist church,
March l9--adv.
Dance in Rowland hall tonight; gents
soc, ladies free adv
A. O. Haines of Boston was among
the business visitors in this city to-day.
II. ;. Mum of Boston was among the
business visitors in this city yesterday.
Ladies' spring and summer suits and
coats on display at Sadlier's, Keith Ave.
A. b., Goslant Of Lanesboro has been
spending few days in this city on bust,
ness.
William Allen of Marshfield was
among the business visitors in this city
yesterday.
Harry Daniels of East Montpelier was
in this city last evening to attend the
0dsmoble banquet.
Thomas Egan of Burlington returned
to that city last evening after spending
the day here on business.
The police department presented
clean slate this morning. no arrests be-
ing made during the last "a hours.
Matthew Hagan, discharged soldier
Of the A. q. f., is visiting relatives in
Barre and Granitevile for several days.
Miss Marion Cove of Park street is
employed at the Quarry Savings bank
and commenced her duties few days
ago,
Charles Zanleoni, jr,, Of North Main
street left this city this morning to
spend the day in Burlington on bust.
ness.
jerome Donahue Of South Main street
left laA night on business trip to Bel
lows Falls, where he will spend several
days.
George French of New York left for
that city this noon after spending yes
terday and this morning in Barre on
business.
Miss Molly Giudiei, a teacher of
West Topsham school, is passing the
weeks spring vacation at her home on
Beckley street.
There will be an entertainment and
banquet in the Worthen hall Monday
evening by the members of the L. A.,
A. o, H., and invited friends.
Discharged soldiers and sailors or their
famiies-f you want to know where
and when and how to write for informa
ton, ask the home service section Of the
Red Cross
The bowling team representing Barre
journeyed to Mortified last evening and
defeated the team of that town by 81
pins. 1t was a hard fought match aud
both teams bowled well.
All Masons in good standing are cor
daily invited to attend ladies night Of
Ruth chapter, No. 80, O, f. S., Monday
night, March H. This will be a concert,
dancing and a general good time, Tick
cts, soc each.
1T is expected there viii again be
full house at the last Of the illustrated
lectures by DR.. Goodspeed at the Con
gregstional church tomorrow evening.
Beginning at $50, Miss Gale will give a
short organ recital,
At the evening service in the Presby-
terrain church Sunday Scout Percy Ang
win viii be presented an achievement
button and ace medal for his efforts in
the sale of war savings stamps in 1918.
The sermon topic viii be Jesus and So
cial Reform"
A general extension to include MAY Is
has been granted for filing information
returns for the year 1918, which applies
to partnership returns on forms 1865,
iduciary returns on l04l, and informa-
tion returns on forms 1896 1890. F. NJ.
bearing, deputy collector, win arrive in
| Barre on the 5:l5 train tonight.
W. r. McFeeters of st. Adams. who
| recently became attorney for the Cen.
| tral Vermont railroad, was in this city
| yesterday and to-day on business, Mr.,
McFeeters has rendered his resignation
as states attorney for Franklin county,
although Governor Clement has not yet
appointed his successor.
The fire department was called by a
still alarm about 3.45 yesterday after
noon to a blazing roof at the house
owned and occupied by George Mann at
81 Wellington street. The fire was not
very large and was easily extingujshed
| in a short time by hand chemicals The
damage was small, Mr.. Mann estimating
it at about $500,
The home economics department of
the Barre Woman's club viii hold Gull
mary afternoon with touch of St Pat
rick's day, on Tuesday afternoon, March
| Is, at 2.45. Miss Bertha 4. Holden,
home economies specialist, viii give
talk on, planning the Daily Menu"
There will be a question box also food
sale with plenty of spaghetti.
John Rosso of North Main street, who
recently received his discharge from the
u. S, army, began his duties in the bar
Der shop of Edwin Ross this morning.
Prior to his entering the service, Mr..
Rosso ran a barber shop on North Main
street in a place which is now occupied
| by saloon When the license of the
saloon expires the first of May, Mr.
Rosso plans once more to open a shop of
his own.
DR.. and Mrs c. H. Magoon of North
Main street have been called to West
Barnet to attend the funeral of broth
| er.in-law, Willie B. Hayward, Mr.. Hay
ward was a former resident of aBrre and
Orange. He died Thursday evening at
about s o'clock after an illness dating
back to last fall. The funeral will be
| held from his late home Sunday after
noon at o'clock. lnterment will be at
Barnet.
Friends in this city of Charles Robert
son, son of Mr. and Mrs, William Robert
son of Brooklyn, N. Y, former residents
of this city, will regret to learn that he
has been wounded while fighting in Rus
STA. Mrs. Robertson received from the
Canadian war office Thursday a telegram
as follows; eve sincerely regret to in
form you 125lS64, Gunner Charles Rob
ertson, officially reported wounded Arch.
angel March b" There are two other
brothers from the same family in service
at the present time.
At the Knights of Columbus hall last
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