The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-06
TALK OFTHE TOWN

Leather heel and sole rubbers at Shea
See those special coat values at Alb
bolts.
II Last week in which to pay up you
thrift club. Quarry Savings Bank.
Don't forget your baked beans Satur
day night. Presbyterian church supper
adv.
Watches, clocks, jewelry, and silver
ware, 10 per cent. discount, at Holmes
the jeweler.
The Glover club will meet with Mrs
S. ID. Allen, Franklin street, Friday al
2:30 o'clock
| Fun in Theatrical Office" Rowland
hall, Dec. II. Admission, 25c; under /.
] years, l5c-adv.
| Mrs. John Bishop and daughter Mrs
| Frank Smith, of East Barre were visit
! ors in the city to-day.
Born, at the City hospital, yesterday
afternoon, son to Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
French of 81 Prospect street.
Mrs. Hattie Davis has been called to
Lisbon, n. H., by the illness of her
mother, Mrs. Mary Richie.
Dorothy Phillips and Lou CLANCY in
Triumph" a Bluebird feature, also a
comedy at the Bijou to-day.-adv.
Music furnished for all occasions by
Montpelier M. band orchestra. Karl For
SELL manager. phone Montpelier 252-W.
The w. G.. T. u. will meet with Mrs.
Harry Bradley. Camp street, Friday
afternoon at $780, Ladies come pre-
pared to sew.
Did you know that you could get a
gift certificate" at our studio? Come in
and let US tell you about it. Shores
Studio, Depot square.
A. Tomasi, who is carrying on lumber
operations at Berlin pond, has just com
pleted a house and barn for the accom-
mediation of the lumbermen.
| Troup will make photographs of you
that are real portraits and that will de-
! light your friends this holiday season.
Phone for an appointment to-day. The
| Troup Studio.
We have received some of the sea-
sons latest models in hats, also max
| ing special prices on winter hats from
our regular stock. Mrs. Shepard Co. Inc.
The ladies aid of the Baptist church
will have Christmas sale Dee. ii and
II. Supper will be served Tuesday night
and there will be a five-cent social on
Wednesday evening. Everybody welcome,
Paul Lascor of Webster avenue com
pleted his duties in the Barre garage on
Jefferson street last evening. after hav
ing been employed there during the past
year. Mr.. Lascor has made no definite |
arrangements for the future,
A special meeting of the Foreign Ma
sons will be held on Friday at p, m. |
1t is desired that every Foreign Mason in |
this vicinity attend this meeting. This !
will be the only opportunity for sending |
dues home through the secretary. Per
order James Glass, president.
All market gardeners, commercial
plant growers and farmers interested in
growing vegetables for market, are in
vited to be present at a meeting to be
held in Barre city court room Friday,
Dec. 7, at 100 p. m, for the purpose Of
forming a Washington County Vegetable
Growers association and talking over
matters connected with market garden
ing.
The woman's auxiliary to Major L. A.
Abbott camp, Sons of Veterans. held an
meeting in their hall in the
Worthen block last evening, when con-
class of candidates were initi-
ated Present as guests of the auxiliary I
were members of the Grand Army, Sons
of Veterans and other patriotic orders. :
Light refreshments were served after the |
initiation ceremonial. =
Among the guests arriving at Hotel !
Barre last evening were the following l
people: Fl. w Goodwin of South Rye l
gate, F. H. Timson and family of Bos- =
ton. Julius Mendelssohn of plattsbuTg, n
~ Y, Fl. NJ. Ream of Mansfield, o., b. a
B. Whalen of Burlington, Fred f, Holins ,
Of Boston, John Laing of Springfield, and r
Arthur L. Downey of Boston. I
At the regular meeting of Cobble Hill a
Tuesday night, the following off 5
'ers were elected for the year 1918: Mas P
er, Harold Bancroft; overseer, w. G. | 5
cummings; lecturer Mrs. J. X. Thurs h
on; steward, Earl Winter; assistant C
teward, George Owen; chaplain, Inez n
rhurston; treasurer, A. L. Smith: secre- b
airy, Mrs Mertie Winter; gatekeeper, "
Harold Cummings; Ceres, Mrs. Luther n
lelson; Flora, Mrs. Henry Holt; Pomo- Il
Ia, Mrs. A. L. Smith; l.. A. S., Margaret S
Richie; reporter Mrs. Mertie Winters; Il
'ianist, Helene Hack. Refreshments of f
ruit were served at the close of the o
Meeting, The next meeting viii be held
Dec. IS with literary program. Visitors
lways welcome. q
A final drive for the old LIST Vermont C,
egiment is to be made in this state and n
'arre has been selected as the seat of t,
temporary recruiting office, according a
o information received here from the L. W
. army recruiting station at White Riv- ST
r Junction. The time is considered OPP m
ortune, inasmuch as any man who is "
egistered for the draft may not have an t.
pportunity to volunteer after Dec. 10, al
nd those desiring to enlist through the tc
White River Junction station must APP al
ear before Dec. II. The military au- II
horities have the cooperation of the al
djutant general and Col. Thomas of the Ia
st Vermont has consented to send two N
Ulcers from the regiment, both of whom a.
ere expected TO arrive in the state to- M
ay. Serg. w. +. Hudson has been or
cred by Lieut.. Cheney to proceed TO
ARE and it was expected that he would OF
rive in the city this afternoon to open NJ
adoua rfers IN