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Evening journal., 1917-08-25
news HAPPENINGS
About NEW Castle
H Company Boys TO be Ban
quet Guests Of City
Tonight
LITTLE SPEEDING
ON TOWN STREETS

Special to THE i.NENlNG JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE, Del. Aug. 25.-A
patriotic affair OF uneQualed feryor
since the days Of the Civil War Is
planned for Masonic Hall at 8 o'clock
this afternoon. when II Company.
115th Regiment Delaware Infantry.
Quartered here under the command OF
Captain Jesse Mckay will gather to
, enjoy farewell dinner prepared by
the women OF this city In their honor.
Several officers OF the regiment
from Wilmington are expected TO at.
tend and there will be two or three
short speeches by prominent New
Castle citizens.
According to Mrs. John II. Rodney
chairman of the committee on the
entertainment. the affair this after
noon will also be the occasion for the
presentation by the women Of the
Red Cross Society OF the comfort
kits they have been preparing for the
past month. One hundred and four
teen have been completed and every
soldier IN II Company Will receive
one as a remembrance ot the citizens
OF this town
Each kit contains sewing materials
la rack OF cards and several smal
articles to add 20 the comfort OF The
boys Even a bar OF soap Is included
According 20 Mayor CRvender. 'h'
city itself has no connection with The
affair. and that so long as the pub
lie spirited women Of the city havi
gone forward with a demonstration
Il is doubtful n there will be any al
tempt made to have another one witt
a municipal coloring
Captain Mckay said last night tha
even though II IS now dehnltel
known that the company will be leay
ing within a few days. some equlr
ment Is stlll lacking and that he
even short of clothing for all of IN
men. But this IS not expected TO de
lay the departure as 10 will be Jus
as easy % outfit the men at CGm
Mcclellan as at the home nrmory.
Martin Rash, colored laborer a
] one Of the steel mills. lived up to IN
promise OF HIS name yesterday whit
r az work and attempted to cross IA
Z track ih front OF an on.cOmln
: "dinky" engine The "dinky" wa
making no faster time thal "d'nlgys
usually make. but Rash tripped ov,
the track and only by a miracle r
tanned his right hand which. thoua
a badly cut. necessltating his remov
D. to Delaware Hospital. In Wllmlngto
was found 20 be still very much q
property of Martin Rash and wor
the repairing.
Since Mayor Caevnder's ultimatu
's 70 speedsters. the police departme
Evening journal., 1917-08-25

Is actually enjoying days that are al
most as good as vacation. The
mayor has threatened TO fine every
driver caught violating the speed
laws 10 the maximum penalty. The
result Is that for two days there
have been no arrests made OF speed
ers or OF drivers. who drive their
cars past street cars taking on or
disoharging passengers at the cor
norG
A few days ago. through these col
umns. the people OF this city were
asked TO be extremely careful OF the
way they allowed their garbage 20 re-
main uncovered The upshot has been
another cry raised for q municipal
system of garbage collection. Mem
burs of the Board OF Health say that
nothing has come before them and
that there has been no suggestion
made that they take up the matter
But two or three physicians In ths
city have been making inquiries and
have come 10 the conclusion that tho
great majority Of the citizens ar
heartily In favor OF the plan.
Evening journal., 1917-08-25

II is expected that all work connected
With the first and second military calls
will have been completed by the mid
lie OF next week, and that there will
no third call until Monday, Septem-
er 10.
Already there have been enough men
elected TO make up the first 30 per
ent. OF the iirst increment which will
lobllize on September ..
An interesting features Of the work
the fact that the number Of men
physically ili for military service is so
Ugh. The showing for local board
10. for the second call Is 66 1910 per
ent. of the men called physically NO
or 0srvice. This is the highest Of any
4 the local boards. but is yet repre-
entative Of The percentage for an The
boards running higher than 80 per
ent and in many cases up to 65 per
,ent
The percentage Of men physically nt
mong the men who volunteered for
ne National Guard was often as low as
= per cent and practically never so
ligh as 80 per cent. It Is declared.
Exemption board No. 3 examined so
non yesterday morning, and Of this
7
rxemptiOn hoard No 4 examined 48
nen and less than half this number
proved physically NJ.
Exemption board No. 3 would like TO
aear. from Joseph Plummer, serial
Number 22sf. and who was called In
ne draft from McKee's Rocks Pa He
las since come to this city Go work
and his case has been referred 10 board
10. 3 10 take his physical examination.
Wadlslaw Schifski. Of No 420 West
Front street, an alien, who passed the
physical examination yesterday, refused
20 avail himself OF his national rights
% avoid entering the service. When
old that he could evade service by
,laiming his rights as an alien Schlfski
,old Chairman Farren. Of exemption
BOARD No. 2, hat he did not want to do
10.
The list Of men exempted from mill
ary service under the draft regulations
or physical unntness by members OF
ocai exemption board No. Is as fol
ows:
John F. Cadell. 2223 Jessup.
Alfred W. Money. IT.. ii09 F. i4th.
George B. neGraw, $40 KirkwoOd.
William Porter Whitaker. i20 VI 10Th
William J. Saltcr. 1922 Claymont.
Clarence T.. Williams. $40 Spruce.
William r. Hodgson, GIG +. 9th.
Harry r. Binder, $40 Church.
James II. Pryor. iiii Poplar.
John Bol0wski, 6iG Church.
James a. Bolcn, 30S +. oath.
Earl p. Bouchelle. $50 Lombard.
George Nm Butt. IT., 230i Boulevard
William +. Windsor i0O6 Pine.
Bronislaw K0zenski, 723 Church.
Henry G.. George. IS West 23d.
Irving Wclasman, COZ F. 22d
George p. Turner. s93 Kirkwood-
Irwin L. Dcighton. 293i Washington.
John J. Chadwick, $40 Nandcvcr ave
Ralph /. Cochran. 9Oi Church.
Earl W. Johnson. 1909 lessup.
Isaac Carter, S32 Church
Alfred G. Wade, 1911 Scott
Howard r. Emery, SC2 Nondever ave
Edward sutton, 6 Mechanic.
William Henry Carpenter. 500 Church
Ralph w. J.. Gear. 3i06 Monroe.
r. Wiespodzuwanski. 700 +. eth.
Elwood Mckay. 400 W. 22d.
John p. Almond, SOB W. 22d.
George y. Hudson. S33 Nandever.
NJ. J. Burns. Jr. 1000 Poplar.
Evening journal., 1917-08-25
MANY SUMNER VISITORS
With MIDDLETOWH FRIENDS

Special 70 THE EVENING JOURNAL
MIDDLETOWN. Del. Aus 20
Preston's tomato 0annery opened for
the season on Saturday aud Mr.. Pres
ton states that tho tomatoes arc II
fine quality.
Bakers com capnery began the
seasons packing on Tdesday.
Water s. French Of Moorestown.
~ j.. has baon awarded the contract
TO apply large quantity Of tar on
the county Dads
Mr. and Mrs. Julian Foard enter
tanned number OF tile friends OF
their small dnughter. Helen Foard, IN
honor of her sixth birthday anniver-
sary recently.
Merritt N. Lockwood Of Cambridge.
Md. is the guest OF his mother, MIS-
Nellie C.. LOckwood.-Mrs. Mary
Hampton and son. Walter. Of Phila-
delphia. is being entertained by Mrs.
]. G.. Cleaver.-Miss lillian Melvin
IS spending two weeks with her
mother az Lynch. Md.-Dr. and Mrs.
j. Allen Johnson ond daughters Wilt
leave on Monday for Atlantic City. n.
.tJ-Mrs Harry s. segelken IS visiting
relatives at White Plains, n. Miss
Mary Lewis is entert aning Mrs. Mar
garot Woilsey OF Trenton, n. j.
Jesse H. Willis. who recently enlist
ed In the Delaware Militia. left in
Wednesday for Fort Meyer. Va, where
no will be In Thinning g-Miss Mildred
Redgrave is entertaining Miss Bve'yn
Kelly OF Komblevlllo. pa.-Ars Harry
Black has Mrs Harry Sparks or Phil
adolphia for n gucst-Mrs. J. r.
, Donney has Mrs. Lovicia Wilson OF
Philadelphia for v'sitor.-Miss Ednn
Carpenter is visiting relatives NJ
I Newton n. 1.-THE Rev. F. II. Mooie
. is spending the remainder OF August
I'm White Mountains. ~ H-Mr. and
I Jay lie Fovre and daughter, Frances
a OF Wilmington are spending this weel
with Mr. and Mrs Charlo7 Schumnn
e Miss Leah BorlIman has had Mis-
d Rose Rutberg OF Philadelphia fer
guest
Evening journal., 1917-08-25
Anthony ]. Phillips. 11S s. Harrison
william II. McElwee, 237 Broome
kent COUNTY BOARD
Announces Exemptions

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL
DOVER. Del. Aug. 25.-Kent
Countys Exemption Board reports
the following persons called for In
the second draf who were passed
because OF already having enlisted:
James II. Hazel. George W Walls.
Joseph John Mitchell. all OF Dover
David sydney Pruit.. Burton Walls.
Jr. Milford
Eugene Claude Wonder. Wyoming.
Claude Clarke. Smyrna.
Additional men accepted for SER
vice Of those examined on Wednes-
day
Charles Thomas Frederlca.
]. T. Ridgely Harrington.
Bradford Kitchens. FELTON,.
Albert G. Fleet. Viola.
William G. Palmer. Fredorica
W. Sylvester. Goldsboro. Md
Roy Fisher. Camden.
Dewey Price Smyrna.
Earl IT, Hayes. Dover.
A. Jackson Cheswoid.
J.. II Van. Milford
Miles Wilson, Dover
Additional men exempted because
OF physical disqualified IONS
Frank Y Manahan. Camden
c. Bell White. Milford.
Ralph c.. Hamilton Magnolia
W. Francis McFaul. Milford.
william Thomas Chapman FELTON,
] William Earl Carter. Kenion.
W. Mar hall Hugg. Milford.
Willis Beecham, Milford.
l.. Hammond. Pennington.
Additional exemptions for cause
Edward Green. Smyrna o.. 5
renglneerl.
Clyde Hopkins Butler, Magnolil
lighthouse keeper.
Paul Henre Dover (German-alien
Paul Lissy, Marydel, ND. austrian
alien).
ito George, Wyoming (alienl
The but two remaining cases O
the frs, 100 called by the local boar
vet undecided are Clements Harveif
Marydel. who claims TO be an Aus
trian and whose claim Is yet no
proven. and Joseph S. Demo,
smyrna. who Is waiting further ply
seal examination.
Evening journal., 1917-08-25

This great distribution will begin today. Applications will be
received at the office W. Holloway Co.. Real Estate Depart
812 Equitable Building and at the office on the property at
Mncdadae application will carry six months subscription
to THE WILMINGTON EVENING JOURNAL payable at regular
weekly or monthly The lots will be designated BY blocks
and rmbers so that you be get Just the lots which
you select There favoreS There be no tayoteS
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mail the coupon below which will let us know a
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any that suits your convenience
We don't want you to buy "pig and poke" we want
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is going to be to have garden of your very We
yourself the most desirable suburban properly
at the lowest prices in the history of the city.
# YOU are already subscriber to THE JOURNAL Just enter
new six months subscription friend acquaintance
Sign the coupon today and mail it establishes your claim
Evening journal., 1917-08-25

Franklin street.
Prescott +. Stoddard, 3O2 Jefferson.
Walter j. Parker 2S07 West Second.
Morris Shan. 6O4 West Second.
George Anderson. 5l9 West Second.
Arthur J. O'Brien, 6te South Van
Buren, street.
Samuel w. Wright. SOB West Fifth.
James r. Rutter 524 Springer.
Thomas W Bradford. 722 South
Harrison street.
Paul l.. Traynor, All North Van
Buren, street.
George A. Fink. 232 Parrish
Leroy A. Fitzgerald 1905 w. Fifth.
Charles Dixon. 1000 West Fifth
! Oscar ~ Stiegler. J14 West sixth.
Joseph ID. Lauhacher. 9i7 Brown.
George S. Soper. $50 South Broome.
avenue
Dennis Cronin. 90l West Third.
Semuel r. Bartlett. 9i4 Linden
Raymond II. Tlngle. 209 y. Scott
Beleslaw x. Osowskl 500 MARYLAND
avenue.
Ludwig Ogonowski. 429 s. Jackson.
Charles r. Phillips. 727 w. Second
Manuel Fischer. 4O7 Washington.
Reuben A. Weidnor. 1890 Lancaster
avenue.
John seeley, sos Conrad
, Cornelius ] Kelly. 514 S Harrison
Leonard a. Bailey, 1891 West Third
Leo J. SPAIN. 1923 West Fourth
John ID. Collins. COS West Fifth.
George + McCres Jr. 1916 W. 4th
John Comfy, Jr.. 1902 Chestnut.
BENJAMIN Tonik. l06 North Jackson
James j Duffy. pa Parrish.
James Erwin Swift 211 n. Jackson
John Kilinski 209 Maryland Ave
] William +. Corcoran. 403 Bayar'
avenue.
Howell W Allen. 534 Grant avenue
George W. Pierce. 1911 W Fourth.
. Matthew A. Sullivan. 30l y. Adams
Charles c. Arment Jr., 200 era,
avenue.
Joseph P. Meredith. 10 Sixth ave
James A. Farley. 1924 Pleasant
Harry S Thiel. 3l5 North Rodney
. James Williams. tO5 Chrlstiana.
Howard A Weldin 800 Sixth nv,
Otto j. Andrik. l813>Oak.
William j. Ernest 1908 Pleasant.
. Martin J. Farrell 1880 Lancaste
. avenue.
J. Edward J. strlnger, Jr.. 1000 W %
j. Amos B Warrick. Jr. 9Q9 LindeI
Joseph A. Grabowski 5l2 Sout
J. Van Buren,.
r Joseph Knopf. 1917 West Third
Harry Z. Smith. 222 S. Jackson.
b William F. Phillips 206 Fifth avl
Grimth +. Smith. 423 n. Jackson
Joseph Dougherty. 1907 w. All
Raymond Dean. los North jackson
|. Harry Halt. S26 West Second.
|. Walter Cook. 3O3 Rodman.
William E. Douglas. 1889 Reed.
Oliver L. Bell, Jr.. l09 Fulton
Floyd Williams. 900 Wright.
John A Farrell. 1890 Lancaster av
Dominic Kapanski. 1923 Linden.
!. Harry DUB Sutton. 21O North Va
Buren.
! william Freng 6ls West Third
I. stanislaw Grabinski, 6l2 South Ia
t. rison.
{. Stanley Micckowski 2O2 Oak.
{ Abe Srverman. Gil West Third
a. Edward F. Sharp. 1902 West Thir
Carrel j Lloyd 627 Connel.
s. Carl W. Heiss sos North Harriso
John Parker Watson, 1902 Lanca
ter avenue.
h Clarence W. I.utz. 407 Jefferson.
Anthony c. Belascio. S02 Nor
- Franklin.
Evening journal., 1917-08-25
Nos. 2 and ) District Exemptions

Charles II. King. s. W. cor. Ninth
nd Lombard.
John Rein. Jr., 50i +. 9th.
Allen s. Culpepper. sos Market.
Charles L. Fenwick. COZ r. 22d.
Brooks Kerchner. 29Oi Market.
John William Moflett, 3o02 Market.
Harry NJ Creswell, sos Lombard.
James F. McMahan. 800 Ashton.
Adolph Silver, 937 Lombard
William W. Rice, Jr.. 4O3 West 2oth.
Leo F. Cox. 80 p. Odd.
Edmund ID Walker, Hutton.
William +. Campbell. 2200 Jessup.
Frank C. IIarting, i25 w. pod.
George Kidding, S03 Wilson.
Thomas Gibson, Jr.. 1905 Madison.
Stephen J. Irons, 626 +. 9th.
Walter B. Finley. 1907 +. nth.
Antoni Nlewlakowskl 929 Bennett.
George B. Ogle, ans W. 22d.
John Zoreuha, SIC Church
Stanlslaw Kacpizak. Cos Penn.
Martin =. COttingham, 40j +. 9th.
Arthur y. Smith, 1901 Wilson.
Leon II. Ryan. 26is Market.
Matthew W. Irwin, 5i5 Nandever.
Thomas Cole, 1917 Claymont.
John w. FOuntroy, Sio15 Locust.
Samuel H. James, 5Oi McCaulley.
James W. Hirzel. 529 2. 9th.
William p. Barnes, 7s =. path.
Frank w Brooks. 29i7 Madison.
William q. Goslln, 1916 Washington.
samuel II. pyle. 25i6 Washington.
Newton Zebley, 22ii Tainall.
Paul Brooks, 29i7 Monroe.
Earl Flamer. 4i6 +. nth.
Isodore Frankfurt, 500 f. 22d.
NWord +. Nnllard, 1901 Pine
Abraham Smith. 500 East Sth-
Charles NJ. Price. 1900 Pine.
Edward NJ. Smith. i0ii Klrkw0od.
George r. Chase, "A Mechanic.
Herman A. Kruger. ~ West Path.
Thomas Fcrshel. 1929 Poplar.
Flwood Goodwin, 1921 Madison.
lanes V. Haddaway. 1908 w. 5th, 81
Mer,vyn c. Scott, lis ". DIST.
Robert Hall Smith. 1922 Bennett.
David B. Brodley. 70i +. iith
Ralph Ryan, $50 Lombard.
Lewis r. Money ii09 +. i4th.
Howard Butler, ia Vandever ave.
Paul W. Starr. 900 Delaware ave
3OoO Monroe. ,
Elwood Boulder. s07iz Buttonwood.
paul u. Decker. in2 =. oath.
John F. Rash, i0i r. -iih.
samuel B. Culver. ia Pine.
William Barnhill. iii ". 23d.
Homer Fleming. 537 F. 18Th.
George c. Tunis, 702 W. 2lth.
Following is a list Of drafted me
phvsically examined by the Exempuo
Board Of Division No. 3. during n
first three days. who have been e.
.empted OF discharged from the Sc
vice of the United States:
John Francis Jankowski, 1909 Map
street.
Harry Elmer Richards, 72S sou'
Harrison street
Richard d. Williams 5lS BaYaI
avenue.
Raymond H. Wilhelm, 236 Rodn'
william H. Fulton, 6OS W Fourth S
Walter N. Hetzler, 247 North d
/ Pont street
Roland wilkinson, 514 Bayard av
william Lqzaezyk 112 Madison )
J Lewis X. Bromwell, 2l6 North Ro
ney street.
Samuel y. McCann, 521 West Thi
Evening journal., 1917-08-25
Three CLAIMS Allowed
AND Three REFUSED

sneclal TO THE EVENING JOURNAL,
NEWARK. Aug. 25-The exemption
claims OF three moro registrants on
grounds OF dependents have been al
lowed by the rura' New Castle County
Exemption Board and tho claims OF
three others wero d.s9lowed. Those
who claims were allowed are:
Jerry r. Husfelt. Mt Pleasant.
John r. Moore, Clayton.
Isaac ]. Wainer. Delaware City.
Those who claims were d'sallowet
are:
Robert A. Black. Slmmi. Bridge.
Rnlph L. Cravatt. New Castle
Paul A. Gibbons ST. Georges.
Roy Simmons, cf Smyrna. who wa
registered has enlisted.
Evening journal., 1917-08-25

Joseph A. Atailin. 1914 Lancaster
Joseph p. Bakey, 1920 Lancaster
avenue.
John r. Wlodkawski. 8 Fifth Ave
Jesse Clifton Goodwin. 1908 west
Fourth street
street.
William Scott sO2 West Fourth St
Joseph A. Higgins, 4o5 Washington
- Randall C. McMullin, Akin, Cecil
PItT Patrick j. Cullen. 2i7 North Jack.
Martin Mclaughlin, 52s South Van
Buren, street.
Joseph Herbert. 9l0 Brown street
Willard S. Richards, 72S South har
rison street.
Castano Vnlocchl. 2is E ghth Ave.
William "A. Montague, 1885 Chest
nut street.
Benjamin ]. Ruskowski, 519 Soutf
. Van Buren, street
W'adyslaw Durzynsk. 1902 LindeT
street.
James d. Farrell. 1913 Lancaster
avenue.
george Harrison Cole SIC Yves
Sixth street.
Lupwike strupozewski. 121 LOgaI
street
Thomas d. Davis, Jr., 200 Nortl
Harrison street.
Elting o. Bennett GA West Fiftl
street
John o. Connor. 227 Ford avenue
John p Joyce. l02 North Franklin 81
David Gluck. sO3 Conrad STREET
William Ruth, Jr, 2l4 Rodney 81
Joseph r Caulk, 125 North DUPONT
Israel Morris. 506 Union STREET
I Bernard Szostkowski. 2l7 Sout
Harrison street.
James j. Harkins. 8l6 Sixth avenue
James Z. McNamee. 2O9 Monroe
George Harvey Miller. 1924 W 6ts
Ellis c. jefferson. 1903 West ThlrC
George c. Smith. Jr.. 202 n. Harrison
Eugene A. Melh, 233 Delamore S
Miles A. Shivery. 30S Porter. ST.
John Flagler. 1902 West Third
Joseph p. Keller, 1915 West F0urtl
John f McGoldrick, 1O14 w. Secon,
Bayard ". Moore, 626 West Flftl
Wilfrid Austin. 1906 Maryland av
, Leon Willard McClaln. 1902 W Al
Louis Cohen. 227 Jefferson.
Charles G. Haas 916 West Sixtl
Maurice p. Patton, 1116 Lancast'
avenue.
Lawrence W. Walker 216 sout
Franklin.
Martin F Ross. 7is West Third.
Earl Swain. III West Second.
n Thomas A. Walsh. 1871 w. Secon
n Francis NJ. Grabowsk. 1902 Beec
e John Curran. 737 Maryland ave.
e Frank NJ Smith, 2l4 Gray ave.
p Cortit Angola, Maryland ave.
William II. Thompson. 100 W
e John C. Gwenveur, 1903 W. 9Th.
James A. Hart. 1907 West Fourt
h Charles Mack. 1911 Oak.
Samuel Keil sol West Front.
d Howard Comeger. 237 Delamore J
Grafton strichcomb. S27 Chestnl
y Dominick Pelain. 3O2 West Fror
Paul F. Dougherty. South Broom
I. W L. Simmons. 1906 West Thir
d. Herbert S. Llley. 5l3 Union St
Stanis'aw V. Kausnick, 6SS Chr
e. tiana street
I James McKelyey, 1903 Tulip.
d. Joseph p Healy. 1903 West Sixi
Jan. Lamparski. 1853 Beech.
d Edward White Carter, i24 No
Evening journal., 1917-08-25
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IA Building Lot or Garden Plot, $40

The trip to Mnquadale fine day one you'are bound
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enabled YOU become the owner of two OF them
Remember this unparalleled distribution OF Real Estate
is limited to JOURNAL subscribers To make of getting
the share of the property that ought TO be yours sign your
name to the Reservation and Subscription Coupon the instant
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Evening journal., 1917-08-25

Seeing is beievng-and that's why we invite every
reader of this page visit Mnquadae at expense and see
for himself all the present beauties and future possibilities OF
the acres of building lots which distributing to sub
scriberS of this newspaper
Just write or telephone and will gladly send one OF
our special touring to take you and your family TO ms
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Evening journal., 1917-08-25
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-04
TALK OFTHE TOWN
See Abbott's bargain basement.
Christmas umbrellas at Fits.


Corsets, front or back lace, 81 to $3.50,
at Mrs. Shepard Co., Inc.
Mrs. George Harris left the city this
morning for Lowell, Mass. where she in
tends to make sojourn of indefinite
length.
Bazaar in X. of c. hall Dec 5, 3 to 5
o'clock. Sale of fancy articles and good
things to eat, No admission fee. Con-
cert and sale in evening at 1880. Adults,
l5e; children, l0c.--adv.
The service crew of the New England
Telephone CO., which has been construct
ing a new line on Kicker mountain I'M
der the supervision of District Foreman
H, II. Hodgdon, has returned to Barre,
after a long stay in camps located in the
vicinity of Cancels Hump. The new line
was built for the accommodation of
farmers and extends from the base of the
Hump across Kicker mountain 10 the
trunk line near the village of Waterbury,.
A large number of connections were made
before the crew quit the mountains Fiji
teen weeks were consumed in building
the line and despite the fact that much
bad weather prevailed the telephone men
stuck to their job. They were encamped
on the mountain during the deer season,
but venison did not figure conspicuously
IN the bill of fare.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-04
TALK OFTHET TOWN

Old silver and gold wanted. Highest
price paid. f. f. Burr.
Twenty five per cent discount on
stamped goods at Fits.
The mercury dropped to zero this
morning and early risers reported a
greater depression.
Mrs Arthur LaFrance left the city last
night for Springfield, Mass, where she
is spending several weeks with relatives.
The local fuel committee of the city
of Barre will hold public hearing on
the local fuel situation in the city court
room, city hall building, on Wednesday,
Dec. 5, at O'Clock p. m.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-04
TALK OFTHE TOWN
Hosiery bargains in Fits annex.

Hosiery bargains IN Fits annex.
Marshall Field handkerchiefs at Alb
bolts.
Shop at Russell's and get Rexall CO.
operative coupons.
Harry Bernard. local manager for the
Tauber- Ryttenberg Co, was business
visitor in Burlington and Rutland to-
day
Next Saturday, Dec. s, there is to be
rummage sale in the vestry of the Con-
gregational church. The church win be
open on Friday afternoon to receive con
tributions. Telephone 354-2 if you want
bundles called for.--adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-04
Sodality Bazaar Program.

The following is the program of the
sodality bazaar to be held in X. of c.
hall Dec. ):
Overture instrumental, with violin
accompaniment Observation-Disclosures.
......... Miss and Master L. Carroll
Action song-"Dolly, Stop Weeping.
..#......... ".......... u little
ones, accompanied by Miss D. Burke
Recitation Christmas Entertain
ment" .....,...... Miss Blanche White
Solo ........,.... Clement Mcmahon
Reading Observation-Disclosures. Mr.. Smith
Gypsy song and dance Eight young
ladies in costume, accompanied by
Miss B. Papin; soloist, Miss NJ. Quinlan
Solo. .................., James Bennett
Recitation $500. Miss Florence Emmons
Solo. .......... Mrs, Thomas Clarity
Duet after the Charge" (Engle-
mann ....t...,., .............,...
Misses V. Marion and NJ Carroll
Solo. ...............M Miss Louise Canton
Military drill A. o. II. ladies, Montpelier
Flute solo. .,....M Mr. Semingtou
Grand closing Star Spangled Ban
ner ..,........,.. .,...... Audience
Admission. adults l5e; children Toe
Fancy articles, etc, good things to eat
on sale.-adv.
Music furnished fol- all occasions by
NJ band orchestra Karl For.
sch, manager, phone Montpelier 252-W.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-04
B. w. Hooker & Co., Inc.
Leading Furniture Dealers
TALK OFTB T. TOWN

Dove undermuslins neatly boxed for
Christmas gifts at Fits.
Last week in which to pay up your
thrift club. Quarry Savings Bank.
Buy your Community silver at Rus
sells with half money and half coupons.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-04
TALK OF THETOWN

Plenty of knitting yarns at Abbotts.
Last week in which to pay up your
thrift club. Quarry Savings Bank.
Don't miss the special sale of finished
models and stamped goods this week at
Mrs. Beattie's.