The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-02-20
TALK OF THE TOWN

howard Blossom OF East street was III
NJ. Johnsbury on business trip to-day.
William H. Goodfellow OF Spauldng
street was in Mortified on business to-
day.
Dance, armory, Montpelier, Thursday
night, after Spaulding. Montpelier game.
Good music.-ady.
Isaac sirkin, proprietor Of the Little
Dry, Goods store, left yesterday for New
York on a business visit.
Read the advertisement of the Peoples
Shoe Store and profit by the opportunity
to get overgaiters for next season.-ady.
Income tax returns, form l040A Tin
dividuaPs net income not exceeding S.,
600, now available at the Peoples Nation
al Bank.
The Ida Read W. G. T. U. will observe
Frances Willard memorial day with Mrs,
Shields, Kirk street, Friday afternoon at
$3.50. All members and friends are in
vited to attend,
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Kelly and lit
tie daughter, Ellen Frances, have gone to
Jacksonville, Fla, where they will make
their home. Mrs. Kelly will be remem-
bered in Barre as Miss Leila Cole.
The house at 1913 Washington street
owned and occupied by viii Simpson
and family was recently purchased by Mr.
and Mrs, d. R, Bradbury Of East street,
who buy for a home. The new owners
intend to take possession in the near
future.
Remember; Tonight, the fremen's
concert and dance in Rowland hall. Ian
di-Forsell orchestra, pieces Concert
s to 8, dancing to /, refreshments.
Tickets, $l.5O per couple. Extra ladies,
50c--adv.
The annual meeting of the Washing.
ton County Rural Letter Carriers asso-
citation viii be held at city hall in Mont
pelier Saturday, Feb %, at 1890 a. m.
All rural carriers and substitutes cor.
daily invited.
Buy your supplies for over Sunday at
the food sale Of the ladies' aid of st,
Monica's church at the millinery parlor
of Mrs Annie Carroll Saturday after.
| noon from to 5--cakes, pies, doughnuts.
beans and spaghetti.-adv.
The new chief of police, Andrew Mitch
ELL was initiated into his new duties this
morning and the affairs Of the depart
ment were turned over to him He was
shown around and placed in charge of
things by the deputy chief, Harry NJ.
Gamble
Another evangelstic service in the Sal.
walton Army hall on Friday at 1880 p. nj.
Rev. B. G. Lipsky of the Hedding Meth.
odist church will give the address on the
theme, THE Gracious Father" Miss
Agnes Rule will give a solo, The public
is invited.
On Tuesday evening, Feb, 49, Cobble
Hill grange held its regular meeting. The
first and second degrees were conferred
on eight candidates Then the following
program was given: Vocal solo, A. l..
Smith; roll call, with anecdotes from
noted men born in February; reading,
Mrs, Daffinei song, America" The
large attendance shows the interest the
members are taking in the meetings.
Each one try and be at the hall at 5
O'Clock March A. as there is special work
to be done,
The Luigi Gallcani, who, among others,
has been ordered deported from the Unit
ed States following a hearing in United
States court in Boston, is supposed TO be
a former resident of Barre who gained
considerable local notoriety in connection
with labor movements in the granite in,
dustry, When in court this week Gal
leani gave his residence as Wrentham,
Mass. Others ordered deported were Clio
vanni Frizzetti of Bridgewater, Mass,
Giuseppe Solari of Boston and RsfTaele
Schavina Of Lynn, Mass, The cases of
seven others were under consideration.
The amusement committee of Iroquois
tribe, No. 10, !. o. r. NJ, along with the
committee from Winnetta council. No.
10, have about completed plans for what
seems to be one of the best Washington's
birthday celebrations ever held. Some
Of the best local talent have been en-
gagged to sing, including Miss Lamb and
Mrs. McEiafiie, After the concert one of
the finest suppers will be served by the
committee Of Pocahontas. Following the
supper, the hall will be cleared and given
to dancing, for which Cooper's orchestra
will furnish the music. It is expected
that about go couples viii be present to
join in the grand march.
Friends in Barre Of the late Malcolm
McIver, who recently died in Los An
geles, will be interested to know that
the funeral was ATTENDED largely by for.
mer Barre residents. The burial took
place Feb y in a cemetery pictured as a
beautiful spot Among those who at
tended were Mr.. and Mrs William Ne
Donald. Mrs. Coty, Mr., and Mrs. Donald
Blake Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Brady, Mr..
and Mrs, Stevens and Walter Young.
Mrs, McTvcr is stopping in the home Of
Thomas Brady temporarily. Additional
information interesting to local people
furnished by the same party tells of
visit to the McWhorter ranch on a re,
cent Sunday The family have recently
built six.room bungalow. The orange
and lemon trees were hanging heavy
with this seasons crop. Donald Blake
is now in charge of the granite yard of
William Rust. Mr.. Blakcs eldest son
is in the navy, stationed at San Pedro,
while daughter is employed in a ladies
furnishings store,