The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-07-02
TALK or THE TOWN


lard parlor.-adv
John Cleary, 800 North Main street,
has fine lot of fireworks to be placed
on sale Friday-adv,
Canton Vinton is asked to meet at hall
Friday at $3.50 a. nj. in full dress to take
part in parade. Per order captain.
Miss Gladys Weber of South Main
street has gone to Lake Morey to work
as waitress at the Kaulin for the sum
mer.
Miss Ethel Mortimer, formerly of this
city but now of Bridgeport, Conn, came
yesterday to spend two weeks with rel
atives in this city.
Members of r. b. Crandall post, G. A.
r.. and other visiting veterans are urged
to meet at city hall before the parade on
July 4. George |. Beekley.
Harold Morse, recently discharged
from the y. S. army, is now engaged in
automobile work at the E. A. Drown
show rooms on Main street.
Miss Flora Houston and Miss Isabella
McHardy, nurses at the City hospital,
have gone for a two weeks vacation
to the northern part of the state.
All discharged soldiers who have not
a red chevron can get one by calling at
the home service office, Jackson block,
Monday, Tuesday or Wednesday even
ing.
Ralph oliver, for the past six months
an employee of the Bethel Chrome works
at Bethel, has completed his duties there
and taken position in the postoffice in
this city.
Miss Thelma Miles completed her du-
ties at the law office of f. r. Davis
and began this week at the B. w. Good
fellow 4 Co.'S garage as bookkeeper and
stenographer.
All Red Cross workers, in caps and
aprons, are asked TO participate in the
parade on the Fourth of July. They will
meet at the Red Cross headquarters at
8 a. m. Friday
Raymond Tierney, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Tierney Of South Main street, ar
rived yesterday afternoon from Hartford,
Conn, to remain in town until after the
July celebration.
All stores, members of the Barre Re-
tail Merchants association, Inc, will re-
main open on Thursday, July 3, until
. o'clock p. M, and will be closed all day
Friday, July ADV,
Miss Doris Bradley Of Elm street and
Miss Evangeline Maker OF Upland ave
nue. left for Park View, N. H., by auto
mobile yesterday and plan to remain
there for the summer months.
Braulis Ala and brother, Gabino, who
brave been employed for considerable
time in Graniteville as quarrymen, left
yesterday for Detroit, Mich, where they
will be employed in an automobile fac
tory.
Corporal Leslie f. Wilson of Barre was
named to-day in the war departments
casualty list Of soldiers as having been
slightly wounded Corporal Wilson is
the son Of James NJ. Wilson Of North
Main street.
Conditions compel us to make the fol-
lowing charges for plumbers labor; 81
per hour with transportation, 80 cents
per hour where two men are on the same
job with transportation, so cents per
hour without transportation. The n. d.
Phelps Co, Inc
Frank Austin, Robert Murphy and
John Hoban Of Barre and Thomas Gaul
Of Burlington started early this morning
for Windsor, Conn, where they will at
tend the grand circuit horse races, SEIZED
uled to be held there during the next
three days.
Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Schofeld who for
two weeks have been the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur h. Campbell of North
Main street, proceeded on their way to
Kineo, Me, yesterday. Mr.. Schofield OPP
crates barber shop in Florida during
the winter and one in kineo, Me-, in the
summer season.
Ambrose Cippola and family of North
field have moved to 36 Berlin street, this
city. Last night Mr.. Cippola was lead
ing his COW along the Mortified road
just over the hill past Farnhsm's farm,
when a motorcycle suddenly rushed down
the hill, struck the COW with the side
car, but continued on its way. Serious
injury was sustained by the animal and
when DR., 0reste Barre was summoned, he
advised that the animal be shot. This
was done and to-day Mr., Cippola en-
deayored to learn the name of the owner
of the motorcycle.
Thomas Tomasi who three years ago
pltNHtu II uuAuutl VI Edhits lps Att l. a
G. team, later for Tufts college. will OPP
pose "Jum" Laird, Colgate university's
star twirler, in Saturdays game at the
trotting park. Granai, the Montpelier
seminary pitcher, who won his game
against Goddard last Saturday, and
America Polli, the first string pitcher for
Spaulding high, will be reserve mound
men Coach Bracket of Goddard will
complete the Barre battery. Montpelier
will have to produce some frst-class men
in order to compete with this team,
which has Pilgrim, Peduzzi and Granai
in the geld, Bill" Stuart on first, "Bill''
Maiden at second, Beattie of Goddard at
short, and Ralph mig" Smith of u V.
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