The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-07-13
TALK OFTHE TOXIN


See Abbott's wash goods line.
See window display OF razors at Cum
mings 4 Lewis.
The n. d. Phelps Co, has a small sup.
ply OF meadow and field hoes.
Don't miss the sale OF Mr.. Fits chill
dren's shoes at Shea's, Saturday.
Corsets, front lace and back lace, from
81 to $3.50, Mrs. Shepard Co., Inc.
r. j. Minard OF New York is visiting
for few days with friends in town.
Every razor bought at Cummings &
Lewis Saturday at So has life guaran.
tee.
! w. r. Farnham OF Williamstown was
among the business visitors in the city
yesterday.
Alexander Mackenzie left the city this
morning for Neponset, Mass, where he
expects to pass the remainder OF the
, summer.
MIR. and Mrs. George Bliss and Mrs
Eldridge Pitkin and mother of Marsh.
field were among the business visitors
in town yesterday.
The women of Barre can help TO win
this war by sewing or knitting for the
Red Cross. Materials can be supplied TO
any who prefer TO work at home
Mrs. James Sector and daughter,
Mary, have returned from Hartford,
Conn, where they have been visiting
with relatives during the past week.
Among the visitors from Plainfeld in
town yesterday were; Mr.. and Mrs.
Judson Gale, Mrs. Anna Fortney, Mr..
and Mrs Charles Comstock, Mrs. Frank
Pelky, Mrs. Minnie Whitcomb, Mrs.
Harry Cutting and mother, Beatrice Kel.
logg and Mrs Brnham Colby.
The A. P, Abbott company has in
stalled in the front part OF their store
a large attractive information bulletin
The bulletin Is the handiwork of James
Robertson and is valuable asset to all
business visitors in regard to the SEIZED
ules of the electrics and of the stages to
the neighboring towns. The schedule of
the trains, along with information re-
garding the hours of Barre's various
banks, is among the other items on the
bulletin
Mrs. N. F. Clark of Cedar street left !
the city this morning for Milton, where |
she attended the funeral of her brother, |
Edgar Fletcher, which was held this aft
ernoon with burial in the village GENE
terry. Mr.. Fletcher lost his life in Lake
Champlain last Sunday while boating
with a number of friends. There were
five people in the boat and OF the cir.
Immediately surrounding the
news OF the drowning early in the week.
was not advised Strenuous efforts to
effect a rescue were made, but Mr..
Fletcher sank in deep water and the body
was not recovered until Wednesday, after
Inc services OF several bpatmen had been
enlisted in the search. Mr.. Fletcher was
around 40 years old and had resided in
Milton for many years. He leaves two
sisters and a brother. Mrs, Clark ex-
)ects to remain in Milton for a few days.
The Washington county registration ,
BOARD, which is to have charge of the
raft in this section, has received anoth |
n set OF instructions which serve as a
complement to the rules and regulations
lnder which the board acted while the
list of registrants was being prepared
)ne pamphlet is denoted as the regula !,
ions governing the spportionment of
uotss and credits. The second pamph-
ct discusses at length the rules which !
re to govern the physical examination
nd has been placed in the hands OF DR..
. H. Woodruff, the surgeon of the board.
III manner of disqualification for mill
airy service are described and distinc
ions between defects that debar and de- n
scts that offer no hindrance to service
re clearly defined Members of the To-
al board believe that the machinery to e
e used in the selections will be ready
,r use within few days and the feel u
" obtains in some quarters that the y
raft will be made next week. During %
he past few days a number of regis is
ants have gone to the capital for the u
Spress purpose of ascertaining their Sc u
al number III