The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-06-23
BARRE DAILY TIMES
SATURDAY, JUNE 20, 1917.
The Weather
Sunday probably showers.
TALK OF THE TOWN

III .. 'ho uisPidy ol spoIt WASH soouo q
H Fits.
See Abbott's window of sample mus
Il lin underwear.
II Harris w. Soule, Goddard, Is, re
turned this morning to Fairfield for thu
summer vacation.
Miss Isabel Beattie Of fremont street
is passing few weeks with her uncle IN
Enosburg Falls.
Jack Mcfiugle of Orange street went
this morning to South Ryegate, where he
VIII spend few days in camp.
Warren J. Cummings returned last
evening from Lancaster, N. H., where
he has been visiting his father for the
past week
Private Clarence Geddes of Headquar-
tiers company, LIST Vermont infantry,
came to Barre last evening for snort
visit at the home of his parents on
Washington street. Private Geddes ar
rived in time to play at the dance and
reception held at Goddard seminary last
evening.
Chaplain Paul D. Moody of the LIST
Vermont regiment returned this morn
ing to Fort Ethan Allen after spending
the past two days in Barre and vicinity
in an endeavor to recruit men for the
regiment. Mr.. Moody also spoke at the
opera house on Thursday evening in an
appeal for funds for the Red Cross.
Sanitary beverages. prepared under
| the most favorable conditions, and bot
tied by up-to-date machinery; all fla
vors. We are now ready to deliver your
order of any flavor. Let US serve you
Vermont beverage. Vermont Beverage
Co., 32l North Main street, tel. 6s9-R.
The Times has received from H. G.
Hefner of Denver, Col, manager OF the
Forthcoming convention of the National
Association of Retail Monumental Deal
ers, the following telegram: "Monu-
met dealers convention will be held at
Philadelphia as originally planned. All
statements to the contrary are untrue.
(Signed) II. +. Hefner, convention man
ager."
At his home in Burlington, G. E. eros
sarth, well known locally as the Sunshine
biscuit man, is recovering slowly from
the effects of an automobile accident
which he sustained while leaving Barre
fortnight ago. The real nature OF his
injuries was not aseertained at first, but
his recovery seems assured at the pres
ent time, and he expects to be back on
his route within few weeks. Mean
while a substitute is covering Mr.. eros |
sarth's biscuit territory in central Yer
mont.
just one week ago to-day was Ely |
Emo, the old man who made Depot square |
and its railroad waiting rooms his home,
seen for the last time by people OF /
Barre. Station hands were the first to
miss the old man because he depended
upon their charity for much of his food,
No word has been received to intimate
that he left Barre for some other town
nor has anyone seen him hereabouts. His
suitcase and belongings are still being
stored for him at the baggage room OF
the Central Vermont station.
Among the seniors at Goddard semi
nary who returned to their homes to-day
were: Miss Edith l.. Bailey OF Roches-
ter, Miss Evelyn !. Coburn OF East Mont.
pelier, Miss Shirley Gibson of Meriden,
Conn, Miss Marion c. Martin and Miss
Sarah J. Martin of Marshfield, Miss
Frances H. Soule of Fairfield, Miss Mar
iorie II. Wheeler of Rutland, John R.
Chapman of Ferrisburg, Robert II. Dole
,f Enfield, n H., John G. Griffin of Hud-
ION. Mass, James Thomas MeNab OF
Paterson, N. j., William T. Mcintosh OF
Mass, Henry j. Movies of
Dorchester, Mass, Walter G. Shay OF
Dorchester, Mass, and Charles G. Stone
If Clinton, Mass.
Few changes in the summer time table +
# the Central Vermont railroad, which !
becomes operative Monday, have been !
made, according to Station Agent J. H. d
;. Carr, although the handy little folders !
published by the railroad have not been !
ssued as yet. The southbound train, 7
which connects with the Barre branch r
rain at Montpelier Junction to allow
he local to reach this city at o'clock in i
he evening, will not go beyond Mont /
elier, as a result of the new arrange
nent. This change affects passengers
Tho wish to reach points TO the south =
Y leaving on the train out of Barre at n
/: SIS p. m. All other trains are to be re- a
aimed, according to the announcement Il
lade by the officials. Z