The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-06
TALK or THE TOWN

. III PORTSMOUTH, N. H., arrived last eve
ming to spend q few days with reia
tiyes.
Miss Helen Daniels of East Mont
pelier was operated upon for ton,ils arr
adenoids and not appendicitis as yes
terday's Times stated
Notice: Regular meeting of NJ. w
A. Friday, Aug. 8, at p. m. All mem.
bers who are back in their dues are
requested to attend and pay up.
| TAXES. Only three more DAYS in
which you can pay your taxes with
out additional costs. City clerks of
flee open evenings from $3.50 to 8
o'clock.
+. Blair of Newton street and viii
liam Cicely of Montpelier left yester-
day by auto for West Chazy, y. Y,
where they will spend the rest of the
week
Ralph Wiggin of Portland, Me-.
saxaphone player of the Springfield
Community club orchestra, in company
with Stephen Whslen is visiting in
Barre.
Mrs. William Brown and children
left yesterday for their home in
Brooklyn, N. ", having been visitors
for over month at her mothers Mrs.
William Robertson, on Lewis street.
At 8 o'clock last evening a group of
youngsters on Merchant street set fire
to a small heap of rubbish near the A.
Tomasi block and gave reason for
squad A to respond to a telephone
call. The fire was of little consequence.
being easily extinquished by the fire
men.
News received from Saltrio. italy. |
recently by Mrs. Josephine Guidiei of |
Beekley street informed her of the |
death of her sister, Mrs. Joseph Snssi. |
after an illness with Bright's disease.
Mrs. SASH was resident of Barre
for Is years, living on Foster street
the greater part of that period
The body of Russell Hoyt, FIRST
lieutenant in the u. S. army. whose
death occurred in Bristol, England.
Dec rs, 1918, is expected to arrive in
Barre Aug. Is, for burial Russell
Hoyt was the son of Mr. and Mrs
George Hoyt of Summer street.
For sale: Six-roo house in nice 10.
cation; oak, birch and hard pine int
rior finish; new rocf and paint; piaz-
"a on two sides; shade trees; chancel
TO build garage and have garden: finely
located at corner -pf fremont and
Franklin street; Just the place for
iice home. Apply at a Franklin
street, or phone 96-R
Neal d. Blanchard, graduate Of {
GODDARD seminary in the class of 1917.
md who enlisted in the navy soon
fter the outbreak of the war. was
ecently honorably discharged from 5
he L. S. S. Oklahoma at the Norfolk d
ayy yard. He is now visiting friends
n town for the first time in over three )
ears.
Work on the storage house belonging
0 William Bradford, which was par.
ially destroyed by fire over month '
go, is progressing at a good rate. II r
'as found necessary TO remove the old a
oof. and rather than 90 to the ,~ouble z
erecting another of the same type, CO
was decided 10 make the new one ri
at This will greatly lessen the re
lance of u similar fire gaining foot RI
Did, such as caused the damage before VI
will he remembered that sparks c
ON passing engine lodged on the "
'of at that time, and were famed I
TO flames by the breeze,
Frank Tironi. the Italian workman "
no on July was severely stabbed pl
: fellow workman in Farlee while do
nployed at construction work on the 10
ate road was taken TO Chelsea this OF
orning by Sheriff George A. Tfdcy IN
Orange county. During the past IN
. days Tironi had been allowed to an
I'VE the hospital during the day, hut n
turn at night. Last evening he ca
lied TO appear, giving cause for alarm y
the hospital officials and the police. az
erih Tracy. together with Chief Of
lice James sullivan, carly this morn tic
! located him at SOC North Main "a
eet. Tironi is wanted as a Nitnes, be
the state. no