The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-05-24
TALK or THE TOWN

adv.
Good work horse for sale. Call a
Smith 4 Cummings Co., Barre.
Rummage sale. basement Presbyterian
church, Saturday afternoon, May 26, 2:3
to 5.--adv.
Tibaldo Gabelloni of Black hill, VIII,
was painfully injured in an accident a
the Bolster reservoir last week, is abl
to be out of doors.
G. r. Allen, who has been visiting a
the home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles r. Allen of Allen street, re
turned TO his home in Saratoga, N. Y.
this morning.
A free public lecture on Christian Sci
ence by William w. Porter, c.. S. b., oil
New York, in Rowland hall Thursday
evening, May "a, at o'clock. All are in
yited to attend.
Auction sale for Farnham, the horse
man, at his stables in Montpelier to.
morrow; 35 fresh horses, lots of commits
sion horses and other property. c. f.
Smith, auctioneer.
Justus L. Batcheldef OF Woodsville,
N. H., passed through the city to-day
while en- route to Brookfield, where he
will make visit at the home of his
mother, Mrs. Emily Batehelder.
The best choice of all-over lace, ham
burg and embroidery, plain and striped
wolfe. Do your shopping early, as the
store will be closed from Friday, 8 p m,
to Monday, s p. m. The Little Dry Goods
Store, Cottage street, off Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Beckman, who
passed the winter at 0rmond Beach, Fla,
are at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Miers of Keith avenue for few
weeks. Later Mrs. Beckman will 60 to
the White mountains to pass the sum-
mer at the Mount Pleasant house.
Cards have been received in Barre an
nouncing the wedding of Mrs Isabella
Gibson to George F. Mason, which took
place in the First Presbyterian church
at jackson, Mich, Monday, May IA. The
bride was a resident of Barre, making
her home on Highland avenue until she
left for Michigan month ago. Her
husband also formerly resided in this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Fl. Gale of yelling
ton street left the city this forenoon for
New York, where they are to attend the
graduation of their daughter, Miss
Gladys N. Gale, who has been studying
under prominent organist. They are
to be joined at the end of the week
by X. II. Gale, who expects to reach
New York in time for the graduation ex.
ereises Monday.
Miss Christina Rae, who has been
passing the winter in Florida, arrived in
the city yesterday from New London, !
Conn, where she has been staying for a
few weeks, and is passing some time |
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James !
Rae, who recently returned to Barre |
after disposing of their farm in East |
MIR and Mrs. Rae have tax |
EN- up their residence on Ayers street.
Among the guests arriving at Hotel
Barre last night and this morning were |
the following people; Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ.
Ingerson of Springfield, Mass. r. F.
Murch of White River Junction, J. B. |
Newcomb of Bellows Falls, j. G. Mcleod
Of Bradford, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. NJ. Berry
Of Burlington, Gus johnson of New York,
Mr. and Mrs. William +. Porter OF New
York, L. r. Wilder of Wyandotte, Mich,
.. Fl. Rushlow of Portland. Me-, Mr.. and
Mrs H. f. Stimson of Roxbury and +. A.
OF Boston.
Barre banks, having joined in a move
nent TO stimulate interest in the sale of
he Liberty bonds, have adopted very
Elective poster, which is being used in
he windows of all four banking insti-
utions in the city The national colors
ire used in the printed word and the
arrest appeal made through this medi
I'm is attracting much attention. The
'U' in U. s. a.. as the observer viii
eadily note, stands for "You," the rs"
or Subscription" and the "A" for AT
,nce." The gospel OF patriotism which
he banks are preaching just now is well
worth listening TO and it has a message =
or the man Of small means and the
eayy investor alike.
A delegation of so and probably more
'oresters representing st. Johns court, I
70. 522, will leave for the capital this +
vening to attend celebration in which a
'oresters from all coarts in Washing s
on county are to observe the Saith an. y
iyersary of the Catholic Order of For .
sters. High court officers are to be pres =
Mt in numbers and in the degree work, n
-hich is to be taken by large class of q
the exemplifcation will be
! charge of the Graniteville court, which 4
to be represented by many members. "
Their courts participating in the ami \
ersary are located in Mortified, Wat 4
-bury and Montpelier. A banquet, with .,
ter-dinner speechmaking. is to be one
the features of the gathering. i
A fortnight ago two Barre men, Fred o.
z. Sutton, president. and Alex Ironside, a
cretary, of the state federation of la p
,r, addressed large gathering in John Ct
m, concerning which a correspondent u
II a Morrisville exchange has the fol-
wing TO say: "The recent labor move OF
ent in johnson, where largely attend K
meeting of laborers was addressed by +
Dor leaders from Barre and preliminary &C
cps were taken TO form a local union, al
Is resulted in trouble between the man W
ement Of the tale mill and the Parker ii
essing mill. Tie Jalc mill gave their al
en- their choice. either give up the UNI pr
n or quit work. and about Is men de- ia
led to quit, with the result that the TO
II has been shut down since Saturday: ce
'ewhere they advertise for men. At
e Parker mill about a dozen men quit la
fha face Of n airnflar nrono-ft ion brt4 81