The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-10-02
TALK OFTHE TOWN
See blanket sale at Abbott's.

! See blanket sale at Abbott's.
Millinery bargains. Birnie's, Pleasant
street
Old silver and gold wanted. Highest
price paid. F, T. Burr.
Roland Crane of Addison has enrolled
as a student at Goddard seminary.
! Leon Sheldon Of Waterbury was among
the business visitors in town yesterday.
d. S. Waterman of Washington street
has resumed his duties as city letter
carrier after a vacation of Is days.
The Marcella under garment, most
comfortable garment for stout women ;
once worn, always worn. Mrs Shepard
Co. Inc,
Henry Fasola of Berlin street has re-
turned home after a trip through Penn
sylvania in the interests of the Green
Mountain Granite Co. Of Montpelier.
Mrs Joseph Ellis of Montpelier, who
recently suffered shock, is improving
slowly. Mrs. Ellis is the mother of Mrs.
O. A. Robinson of the Miles building.
Regular meeting of Cobble Hill grange
tonight, Oct 2. 1t being ladies' night,
the ladies viii have charge of the meet
ing, also the program. All grangers in
vited.
Thomas Letourneau, who is employed
as a chauffeur in New Haven, Conn, is
passing a vacation of a few days with
relatives in Barre and Graniteville, his
former home.
All those having bills against the
Barre Entertainment committee, for en-
tertainment of cemetery superintendent,
are requested to send them in at once to
William Barclay, treasurer. This is the
second and last call.
Mrs. II, A. MeCauley of Spaulding
street has returned home after passing
several days with her parents in Bur
lington. She was accompanied here by |
her mother, Mrs. William Suckstorff, who
is TO make a weeks visit in the city.
Milford Sowles Of Roxbury deputy
of weights and measures,
who recently inspected scales in Barre,
has decided to move TO Bellows Falls in
The near future. He will continue to
act as an assistant in the weights and
measures department.
Rev. Edgar Grassland of Wellington
street leaves the city this evening for
Lawrence, Mass, where he is to attend
he meeting of the Newburyport presby-
cry. Tomorrow evening the local cler-
rvman will address the presbytery on
he subject, THE Counter Reformation. "
Although members of the faculty of
;paulding high school have decided to
bandon all hopes of staging the fall
lastime among the school activities this
ear on account of the delay in com
nencing sessions because of the quaran
inc restrictions, students of the high
chool are making arrangements TO have
n independent football team. Although
he majority of the football players grad
ated last June, there is small nucleus
t last years players and with the mate
ial of inexperienced players, the stu
ents expect to have a fairly strong
quad
Wheatless days are being observed to
noticeable extent in Barre, although !
be well meaning patriots who make or
urchase graham bread have created
1mething Of an agitation as to whether
hey are doing their part in forsaking
hite bread alone. Il is argued by some
rat the housewife or restauranteur who
,rves graham rolls or graham bread is
ot observing a wheatless day. Local
ikeries report an unprecedented demand
II graham and bran bread, and the mo-
We evidently j. a patriotic one. as the
nee per loaf is the same as white bread.
y many Mr.. Hoovers advice is inter
-eted TO mean abstention from wheat
BUR on so-called whestless days, and it
claimed that wheat -four includes, gra-
am, whole wheat and white -four A
cipe for bread that can be made with
It wheat might find favor with many
who are honestly DESTROYS
cooperating in the food conservation
oyement.