The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-09-01
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Cross, of Mortified were visitors in tn
city yesterday.
w. d. Glidden went to Alburg thi
morning TO enjoy fishing on Lake Cham
plain for few days
Farm for Rent l6-acre farm situated
three miles from Barre City; inquire o.
the ID, A. Perry Real Estate Agency.
Miss Catherine Lambert of Detroit
Mich, arrived In the city last evening
for a visit with friends in Barre Town
Marcela undergarments, combinations
and separate pieces, also full line of silk
undergarments, Mrs. Shepard Co., Inc
Mrs. II. L. Reynolds of Washington
street has returned from an extended
visit with relatives in Lamoille county
To Rent Sept Tenement on Camp
street; modern improvements. Apply to
Mrs. Fritz Jackson, or Morse & Jackson's
office.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Turner of South
Main street have gone to Hartford,
Conn, for a isit of week with rela-
tives.
Charles Greig of South Main street
left last night for New Haven, Conn,
where he will spend few days with
friends.
Regular meeting of local ass, NJ. P.
| u, will be held in Foresters' hall, Worth
en- block, Sunday at p. m. w. j. Gil
bertson, sec.
Mrs. +. b. Cate of Nashua, n H., for
merly of Barre, is visiting in the home
of her niece, Mrs. Dean Bassett of upper
Prospect street.
Miss Agnes Mackay, who has been at
the City hospital recovering from an OPP
Grafton for appendicitis, was able to 90
home yesterday.
The Librarian OF Aldrich public library
requests that all books borrowed from
the library before it was closed be re-
turned before Sept. a.
Miss Nette Stanley of 81 fremont
street was taken to the City hospital
Thursday afternoon and operated upon
that evening for appendicitis.
Adam Riddell, who has been employed
as munitions maker in Quebec for
several months, is passing vacation at
his home on Pleasant street.
Alex Parks resumed his duties in the |
Smith & Cummings store this morning, |
after having been absent for a few days |
on an automobile trip through the White
mountains.
William B. Jones, secretary of the As
ISOLATION of American Cemetery Super
who remained in Barre to
clear away the accumulation of eonven
tion business, will return to his home in
Pa, tomorrow.
Neal D. Blanchard, former resident
Of Barre, has enlisted in the United
States navy, according to information
received from his mother by friends in
this city. Mr.. Blanchard was assigned
to the U. S. s, Wisconsin, which sailed
from an Atlantic port Aug. 30.
At the First Presbyterian CHURCH sun
lay morning, the Pensioners will unroll
4 scroll of honor to be posted in a con
'picuous place near the bulletin board
The scroll contains the names of all
and adherents of the church
who have enlisted in the war and in
.ludes number of young men, now in
he T. s. navy, who were formerly active .
n the Bible class.
The auction sale at Farnham's yes. }
erday was well attended, p commits.
lion horses going through the ring at
,rices from s2l to $l55. A number Of
wagons, harnesses, robes, blankets, ,
Whips, halters, and six shoats were dis ,
,osed of and several fresh horses were i
old and exchanged during the day. 1t II
vas considered very good sale for this G
ime of the year. c. f. Smith, auc h
ioneer. d
Labor's holiday in Barre Monday is to b
ass without public observance this t
ear, although all business will be sus- t
ended. Plans for the customary cele- $
ration. under the auspices of the Central =
abor union were dismissed because of Il
he quarantine, and as most of the do .
lgs on Labor day have centered around .
ne C. J.. U. picnic, the void will be par a
cularly noticeable. Banks, business of y
res, granite manufacturing plants and I
he postoffice will observe the holiday.
Washington county veterans of the :
ivil war are to gather at Dewey park /
-onday for their annual reunion, and :
} the end that it may be reunion in
ct as well as name, all veterans, mem.
,rs of the ladies of the G.. A. r. and the :
'omsn's Relief corps and auxiliaries,
GLIDING sons and daughters of veterans,
i've been invited TO participate. The Z
ayor of Montpelier is to deliver an ad- .
ess and Department Commander
erce is to speak. The campfire Mon
~ evening viii be in charge of Brooks :
st, G. A. r., of Montpelier, with Atty.
sniamin Gates in charge. If the wealth
is too cold, it is probable that the /:
mpfire viii be transferred TO Mont.
lier. The meetings will continue until A
iesday night. <
A letter from Private Raymond +.
cree, formerly of C company, which ]
rs received by his parents, Mr. and 1
RS. A. L. Pierce of Camp street yes
rday, tells vivid story Of life in the
litary camp at Mantle, Conn, where
large detachment of the lst Vermont
yiment was recently moved Towns
ople have received the soldiers with
en- arms, and everywhere the men in