The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-05-31
TALK OF THE TOWN

Flags 36x5O at Abbott's for 75c each
The Marcella undergarments, made I'M.
| der clean and healthful conditions. Mrs
| Shepard Co., Inc.
Clarence Raymenton, who passed Me
mortal day with friends in Barre Town
left this morning for Plattsburg, n. ",
where he has been employed for several
| months.
Myrtle Gonzales in five.ree Bluebird
feature, Meeting" story of passion
and the sea, at the Bijou day. Mollie
King in Mystery of the Double Cross"
to -morow.--adv.
North Barre sent small contingent of
its young manhood to Fort Ethan Allen
this morning when three young men,
Paul Moyalli, Louis Cook and Frank Will
fore left the city for the purpose of en-
listing in the LIST Vermont regiment.
They hope to be assigned to company,
which has been recruited largely from
Barre since the Headquarters company
obtained its quota of men. The candi-
dates expected to undergo the physical
examination this afternoon.
For the first time this spring Camp
Downing in Perkinsyille was occupied
yesterday by party Of local sportsmen,
among them being several members of
the Vermont Tel & Tel. Co.'S service
crew. The party found everything in
tact, although the exterior of the camp
looked as though it had barely survived
rough winter. The telephone men held
a flagraising and then planted several
bushels of potatoes. In accommodating
through the wooded country to the east
of the camp the men found many snow
banks and noted that streams are still
running bank full.
The patriotic rally planned fortnight
ago by the Cohble Hill grange is to be
held Friday evening, according to ar
rangements completed to-day, in an
nouncing which the committee extends
an invitation to the public to attend
There will be flag raising and the
speechmaking and other features of the
will tend to stimulate interest
in agricultural production and the con-
servation of food. Rev. Fraser Metzger
of Randolph and Supt. G. j. Seager of
the Barre Town schools will speak and
music is to be furnished by the Christie
pher Columbus band. All Cobble hill is
planning to turn out for the rally and
visitors from the city and elsewhere will
be warmly welcomed if they elect to add
their enthusiasm to the occasion.
An unruly Finn who is said to have |
caused something of eommotion in vii. |
Jamestown late yesterday by manifesting |
signs of a mental disorder was brought |
10 Barre in the night by Deputy Sheriff /
Norman Pratt and lodged at police head
quarters. The man gave the local officers
no occasion for worry and this morning,
lfter consultation, IL was decided to
transfer him to the sanatorium in Pitts.
'ord, as had been contemplated a few
lays ago. It was stated that the Finn
lad developed symptoms of incipient tu-
,erculosis and on the recommendation of
physicians in Williamstown he had
damned to go to Pittsford. Deputy Pratt
accompanied him to the state sanatorium
his forenoon.
Efforts to fix the responsibility for the
destruction of the Toulouse at Maple
wood cemetery a few days ago have not
'een successful thus far, although the
irectors of the Maplewood Cemetery as
ociation are continuing their investiga- I
ion. Apparently the building was fired
arly in the afternoon. Mrs. w. P. Nor
inner, whose home is not far from the
emetery, saw man hanging around
he cemetery house soon after noon. She !
yas busy about her household duties and
ONE time later when she CHANGED to 4
lance toward the cemetery the building
yas in flames. She spread the alarm, Z
ut the fire had gained such Roadway as I
, preclude the possibility of extinguish- I
~ it, even had there been an adequate c
upply of water at hand. The building ]
tools and other cemetery equip y
tent and was insured. t