The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-11-22
TALKOFTHE TOWN

Special suit values at Abbotts.
New colored silk petticoats at Fits.
See those leather automobile coats at
Abbott's.
Old silver and gold wanted Highest
price paid. F. e. Burr.
Regular meeting of l. o. 0. L., NJ. U, in
X. of c. hall Friday night at 7 o'clock.
Largest stock Partisan ivory in city
at Russelps. the Red Cross Pharmacy.
Mrs. Joseph Pierce of Graniteville un.
derwent an operation at the city hospital
this morning
DR.. and Mrs, A. G. Placement left this
morning for Montreal, where they viii
spend two weeks.
The Altrurians will meet with Mrs.
Sowden, SO fremont street, Friday aft
ernoon at the usual hour
r. G. Holland of Franklin street has
returned from visit of few days IN
Stockbridge and Pittsfield.
| Walter Munroe of Keith avenue re-
turned last night from Ripton, where
he has been encamped for few days.
| Leonard Thomson returned this morn
ing to his home in Springfield after
spending the past few days with friends
in town.
The Church Of the Good Shepherd
Every man in any way connected with
the church is requested to report this
evening at $3.50 in the vestry OF the
church. y
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fowlie of Circle
street returned last evening from visit
of several DAYS with friends and relatives
in Montreal and vicinity while on their
honeymoon.
Special Thanksgiving dinner at 81 a
plate Telephone 600 how many. We
make special rates for room and board
or for table board. Hotel Barre, j. V.
Rowen, Prop
George Wood of Richardson street left |
this morning for Franklin, where he was
called by the death of his brother, news
Of the latter's demise having been re- |
ceived here yesterday afternoon. Charles
Wood of Barre is also a brother of the |
A doe weighing lis pounds is an at
tractive dbit offered in the meat de-
partment at the Smith & Cummings store.
The deer was illegally shot somewhere
in Washington county, but the killing
was reported to County Game Warden
Bernard Newcomb of Waterbury Center,
who sold the carcass to the local butch
ers.
Traffic on the main line of the B.
NJ. r. & P. Co.'s trolley road was bit
unsettled Yesterday afternoon when
car was derailed near the junction OF
Washington and North Main streets.
Help was secured from the car barn and
an extra car was commissioned to han
die the main line traffic. Service was re
stored to normal within an hour
G. 7. Urquhart, who was formerly
employed as plumber by the n. d. Phelps
Co., writes friends in Barre that he has
enlisted in the Royal Flying corps of the
imperial British army Mr.. Urquhart en- I
listed in Boston last August and among
lis more recent experiences was trip
iloft in Curtis tractor. He is doing I
observation duty in Canada, and in writ
ng from Toronto, Ont, he encloses a
snapshot of himself in the uniform Of the |
R. f. C.
Friends in Barre Of Stephen Pratini, /
former resident of this city, will be in
crested to learn that he is now located
It Camp Mills, Hampstead, \. Y. Pri-
-ate Pratini is a member of the supply
company, l46th field artillery, having
,een drafted in Pittsburg Cal, where he
restaurant after leaving Yer
mont some years ago. From California
'rivate Pratini was sent to the state OF
and thence to Camp Mills
With other soldiers from the Pacific
cast. i
John Gamble, who submitted to an OPP
ration for the removal of an eye at Q
he City hospital yesterday, was able to a
eturn to his home in the afternoon. \
While working at the banker some weeks
GO Mr. Gamble was hit in the eye by II,
flying fragment of steel The fragment /,
ras so small that it could not be extri-
ated and the eye did not respond readi
Y to treatment. Latterly when it was :
cared that the other eve would become =
affected, Mr., Gamble de- !
ided to submit to an operation. His
Ondition to-day was reported to be com
ortable. d
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