The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-11-19
T4LKOFTHET TOWN
.Iunsing underwear at Abbott's.
Beacon bath robe blankets at Fits

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Beacon bath robe blankets at Fits.
/ Christmas card novelties now on sale
at Fits,
We are now taking orders for private
Christmas greeting cards. Martins Book
Store
Dancing classes now starting. For in
formation telephone 4l0. Theresa Car
roll.
Mrs. n. L. Ellis of Old Orchard, Me-,
has been passing several days with rela-
tivcs on Church street.
John Gallagher and Peter Maberini
left this morning for Pittsfield, where
they will spend a few days.
Chicken-pie, macaroni, rolls, cake, pie,
tea and coffee WhereY At the cafeteria
supper, Baptist church, Tuesday, Nov
90. from to 7 oclock.-adv'
Mr.. and Mrs. 5. G. Cronk returned
last night to their home in Toronto, ont,
after having been called here by the
death of the latters mother, Mrs. Cath
crime Smith, of Church street.
"The Plattsburger," an attractlvely IL
| lustrated volume published by the stu
dents OF the second training camp, con-
tains an illustrated page advertisement
of Barre granite. Copies of the book
have been received in Barre.
| Court Barre, 3,3l7, l. o. f., cordially in
vites all Foresters and their friends to-
attend the social at the X. of C. hall
! Tuesday. Nov. 20 r. F. Kenney of New
York will be present to speak on For
estry. Dance after the meeting. For
sells orchestra
William Moran, who completed his du |
ties in the Steam Laundry last Saturday, |
after having been employed there during |
the past year. left Saturday evening
for Boston, where he has secured en- |
ployment. He is succeeded by Gordon |
Eager, who commenced his duties this |
morning.
This morning the police took charge |
of an elderly stranger who was taken to
the police station and questioned con
corning his condition. 1t developed that
he came here from Mortified and that
certain pecriliarities in his gait were due
to illness. He will be released later in
the day.
A 200-pound buck, shot by Leland Lit
tie last Friday, has been placed on exhi-
tion in the Houghton & Robins market.
The big fellow had its native haunts in
the Spruce mountain region and Mr.. I
Little hunted from the camp owned by
his father, F. G. Little, and j. Frank
Perry
Men of the Church of the Good Shep-
herd are TO assemble for a supper and a
get together meeting in the vestrv Thurs
day evening, acc, riding to plans an
nounced from the pulpit yesterday The
women of the church societies having been !.
asked to assemble in the afternoon, are
also invited to remain for the supper
and in the evening several of the laymen
will speak on church affairs. .
A series of interelub tournaments in ,
pool, billiards and whist are being ar
ranged by the Nincitia club and the
Apollo club of Montpelier, and it is ex-
pected that the competitions will con
form in the main to enjoyable series held
IN past years. just now pool players,
Dlliardists and whist players of the club
IRE mastering for the annual local tour
lament and number of men have
signed for the contests.
Word just received tells of the APP
continent of Private Clarence A. Cur :
is OF the lst Vermont infantry at West
ield, Mass, to be sergeant, the appoint =
nent being effective Nov. /. Sergeant
3urtis will be remembered as former
Employer Of the Barre Savings Bank & 9
Trust company. The same order by a
which he was given this position an q
bounced the appointment of two other a
Barre men, Melburn A. Lewis and Rod P
icy Peake, the former of whom is made
ergeant and the latter corporal. n
Japan, Dur Ally" was the subject of b
he address given by the pastor of the g
'irst Presbyterian church last evening q
a continuation of his November series of II
ermons on the war. A sizeable congre- re
alton heard the clergyman 90 over the V
orderiand of latter day history to trace to
he progress of japanese civilization, TO di
escribe the aid given by Commodore V
cry in opening up the island empire,
nd of the quickness of the Japanese in ne
liking advantage of every favorable sit b
alton. Some phases of Japan's entry DR.
ito the great war were considered by the de
,eaker, who did not express any belief m
nat the islanders win figure actively I'M
lie military conduct of the war in the er
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