The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-06-11
And OF - Communities Are
IS wing Interest in
- Big Drive

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oil'e lor recruits received stimulating
impetus through the ordination of
forces which include the Barre BOARD of
Tad - a.. a,
- Nip""s > anu 'i''
morning the second eflst OF recruits was
dispatched to the post.
The honor roll. which suppIements a.
l;st of 0, n,on M o farn,arJ af4..
~ 20
the raiiy ast Monday nlght, Is given AZ
follows
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Private Mccarthy was accepted as a
recruit last week and took up his duties
as mess sergeant in the company at the
reservation this forenoon. With
the exception of Messrs. Lacaillade, San
derson, DeColaines and Costantino, who
80, al - l.,,
named recruits are from Barre.
Capt. John +. sullivan was in the city
through the week end to lend the inspira-
tion of his presence to the influence of
Lieut.. Shaw, Sergt. Brown and his pri-
Yates, comprising the recruiting detail,
and the Board of Trade committee He
expressed much satisfaction over the
showing made thus far and gave it as
his opinion that before the week is over
the loyalty of Barre and other central
Vermont towns win be demonstrated as
never before. Throughout the day yes
terday the encampment in City park was
he cynosure for all eyes and many
Foung men, some of whom first felt the
luickening pulse OF patriotism after the
mprovised parade Saturday night. made
t their business to stop at the headquar-
ers tent Sunday and talk things over
With the officers and privates.
The bows made a fine impression Sat-
lrday and are rapidly gaining reputa-
ion for their manly qualities among the
ownspeople. Saturday afternoon a "hy-
NO squadron" from the Board of Trade
eaded for Chelsea to make arrangements
or a rally TO be held Tuesday evening.
here they were warmly welcomed by
he citizenry, who had been advised in
dvance of their coming. All of which
esulted in an enthusiastic conference.
he following Chelsea committee was
lected TO cooperate with the local COM
littee: II. o. Bixby, the postmaster,
William II. Sprague. county clerk. and
sveral other citizens. The khaki detail
to leave Barre for Chelsea Tuesday
corning. Arriving ait their destination
will pitch pup tents on the north
,mmon and there remain until Thurs
ay morning. Former Lieut.. Gov. Hale
/. Darling has been engaged as one of
,e speakers at the rally tomorrow even
10. when his contribution 10 the cam
aigu will be supplemented by other
,eakers. The Barre pipe and drum
md arrayed in kilties. will be present
plav for the rally. which will be con-
uded in time to hermit attendance at
cal talent show for the benefit of the
Cd Cross.
After the rally the areeulars" in q
mnanv will remain to confer with
,uno mon who are contemplatino an en-
tmsnt in the National Guard. Young
81, ~ conscrintive soe as we'll as others
yarsh;ro Corintb Tonsbam Tunhr;doe
= Rovalton and other surroundipy
y.,s are aska5 10 confer with tbe sol-
49, They will he encamnad until
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assa~,a;n tha 7soI n,ssr;,o, ~ enI;sf.
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