The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-03-18
TALK OF THE TOWN

sythe place.-adv.
"To-night's the night" "The Follies,'
opera ~house.--adv.
Dennis Cleary of North Main street
went to Windsor yesterday.
New and used sleighs for sale at Cut.
Ter Bros livery. Phone 100.
Dance in Rowland hall Saturday
night; Landi's orchestra.-adv.
One hundred best songs, words and
music, Toe, at Bailey's Music Rooms,
Food sale, baked beans, d~oughnuts,
pies, cakes, Saturday, 2 p. m, Episco-
pal v~estry.-adv.
French, Italian and Spanish.speak-
ing clerks to wait on you at the Tilden
Shoe Co.'S move-on sale.-adv.
Mrs. Carolina Dellina of Patterson
street was operated upon at the Barre
City hospital yesterday morning,
Largest line OF new and second hand
ranges and heaters in Barre at lowest
prices. E. A. Prindle. Worthen block.
Joseph Kovalsky returned yesterday
from Albany, N. ", where since last
Friday he has been visiting relatives.
A good time is assured in Worthen
hall Friday, March 10. Dancing, s to
IL p. m. Good music. Gents Soc, Ia
dies free.-adv.
Edmund N~ormandeau, formerly of
Barre, returned yesterday afternoon to
Montreal after a few days stay in
Barre and vicinity on business.
Friends of Charles Hoernle, former
Goddard athletic coach, will be sorry
to hear that he is now confined to the
infirmary at Norwich university with
influenza.
The ladies and pastors union Of the
Methodist church will hold a food sale
Saturday afternoon from . until 5.
Beans, brown bread, d%oughnuts and
cakes,-adv.
Frank Ozella, a tool s~harpener Of the
Bolster circle, was taken from his room
in the Sanguinetti block yesterday aft
ernoon to the City hospital, being quite
i'll with influenza.
Mrs. Gridley, headworker of the
Community house, and Mrs. Ashline,
matron, will be at home informally to
the ladies of Barre from 3 to $3.50 on
Friday afternoon, March 10, A special
invitation is extended to the teachers
Of Goddard seminary and the public
schools.
ID. A. Perry, auctioneer, returned
yesterday afternoon from Colchester,
having conducted there a sale Of 81
head Of cattle, chiefly purebred Hol-
stems, for Messrs. G. NJ. and J. NJ.
Wright, The average price OF the eight
graded cattle was $ll5, while that of
the n purebreds averaged S2l0.
Henry Preuss, who styles himself
"l5S- pound champion of New York
state" writes to The Times from Roch.
ester, n. Y, that he issues a challenge
to any of the middleweight wrestlers,
being open to engagements with any
one up TO ITO pounds. Preuss gives
his address at 54S State street, Roch-
ester, N. Y.
Reuben G~oodspeed of Washington,
who was brought to the Barre City
hospital Sunday after having frozen
both feet while at work in the woods
a few weeks ago, suffered the loss of
both feet in an operation at the hos
pital yesterday. Only the amputation
Of both feet just above the ankles
save his life, and this he submit.
ted to yesterday morning.
A letter received recently by DIR.
J. A. Wark from his brother, DR.. Roy
Wark, brings the information that he
las been appointed dental surgeon by
he public health department OF the
United States government, and is at
located at the government hos
'ital, Parker Hill, Boston. The pa
tents at this hospital are war risk
men and nearly all have seen service
n France. DIR. Wark graduated last
rear from Tufts Dental college and
las been taking a post graduate course
n the different hospitals in Boston.
Joseph Quattropani, a clerk at the
lnion Clothing company's store, re-
eived a letter to-day, posted from
lien Sin, China, which proved tor be
rom his brother, William, now a cor
oral in a United States marine corps. |
his young Barre mar left this city
hree years ago to enlist in the Cana :
ian army and with the famous Black
Watch regiment served two years in
rance, Belgium and Germany. About i,
year ago, soon after being discharged .
rom the Canadian service, he enlisted
l the L. S. service and now expects
0 be stationed in China about two /;
ears. !
The two tenement house at mum Q
ers Isl and 1853 Washington street ;
.hieh last December was sold by Ii. +
Tenney TO Mrs. Elizabeth McMil- n
IN, widow OF the late G.. w. Mcmillan, q
as been resold by Mrs. Mcmillan to q
ourtland Perry of this city. The !
aeds have not been passed as yet but Il
i'll be as soon as possible, so the n
-ansaction is practically completed. =
he sale included the household fur 8
complete. Mrs. Mcmillan plans q
return TO Monrovia, Cal, because Of =
,or health, and with her two daugh. !
rs, Glenora and Virginia, viii jour T
" to Des Moines, Ia, with Mr.. and :
re-. John A. Robertson and family, 7
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