The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-04-19
TALK OF THE TOWN
See Fitts' line cbildren's dresses.

See Fits line children's dresses.
Read Shea's big shoe ad on page 5.
| Wonderful assortment new dress silks
at Fits.
Read Rogers Walk Over anniversary
ad. on page A. It's money -saver.
| The Ida Read w. c. L. e. will meet at
the home of Mrs. f. D. Beckley, 6 Park
street, Friday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock,
We have large stock Of shoes pur-
chased before the advance You can save
money by buying OF us. Eastman Bros.
| DIR. Homer Sowle and DR.. III. j. Cutler
Eof Boston arrived in the city to-day to
spend the week end with friends and
/ relatives.
! James Triba, who has been employed
| here for some time, left this morning for
Keeseville, N. ", where he expects to
pass the summer.
Miss Sarah Freeman returned to her
home in Rochester, n. H., to-day after
visiting friends on North Main street
during the past week
Mrs. Norman r. Morrison of Hill street
left the city this forenoon for Roxbury.
Mass. where she il making visit OF
several days in the home OF relatives.
Goods Crueble," Bluebird feature in
five reels, taken at the Grand Canyon,
Arizona. and featuring Myrtle Gonzales
at the Biiou. pearl of the Army" Sat
urday.-adv.
Rutland Herald: AS piece of useful
and artistically correct and handsome
printing, Rock Of Ages" describing the
granite of the Boutwell,, Milne & Var
mum quarries in Barre, deserves special
mention.
Bearers at the funeral of Joseph Bof.
flee, a well known Graniteville man,
which was held in st. Sylvester's church
Wednesday morning, we're: Frank Bour
get, Jules Rousseau, n Letourneaus and |
Paul Isabelle. Interment was in st. Syl.
vesters cemetery.
Enrollments for the Barre chapter of |
the Red Cross Society of America had |
mounted to 230 at noon to-day and APP |
plications were still coming in rapidly |
A recruiting station for all persons wish
ing to affiliate in this movement has been |
opened in the waiting room in the Aid |
rich building and applications are re.
ceived from $3.50 a. m. until o'clock in |
the afternoon. 1t should be borne in
mind that the Red Cross does not restrict
Its membership to women, as men are
equally eligible and here in Barre their
is earnestly solicited. This
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock the Barre chap
ter held a largely attended meeting in
Aldrich hall in the library building. II
is hoped that upward OF 600 members
may be secured in this city.
With five hours remaining in which
would be licensees might apply, % per-
sons had filed their applications for Ii.
,enses at the Office of the city clerk this
noon. Unless there is a belated advance y
IN city hall during the afternoon the to.
al number of applicants will fall far
hort OF the aggregate in 1916. when up
ward of 20 persons indicated their desire
o engage in the liquor business. Al
hough the legislature of 1917. before its Z
adjournment last week, wrought an eff ]
ective prescription on second class Ii. I
enses after May /, among the % appli- /
ants there are those who have applied [
or licenses of this class. Others have a
pplied for first class licenses, third class. r
which entities the holder thereof to sell 1
malt liquors and light wines to be con. Y
umed on the premises, first class, which | c
: druggist license and seventh class.
Fhich permits the lieensee to dispose of
malt liquors and light wines not to be
onsumed on the premises. The time
or applying expires at o'clock this
fternoon. After that the commission
rs will publish the applications once in
aeh week for three weeks to come.