The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-01-08
BARRE DAILY TIMES
MONDAY, JANUARY 8, 1917,
The Weather
Tuesday, probably fair.
TALK or THE TOWN

recovering.
| Big rubber sale at Shea's. Mems
women's and children's rubbers at mark
down prices.
Regular meeting of the Barre Woman
club Tuesday afternoon at 3:l5 in Cd
Fellows hall
Mario Bianch of Milford, N. H., i
visiting at the home of his uncle, Steph
en- Rizzi of North Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Reaside wen
this morning to Bethel to attend the flu
neral of Herbert Hassam, their nephew
The Nature Study class will meet witt
Mrs. Murray Love at her home on High
land avenue this Monday evening al
1880.
On cold nights or any night stop in tc
Marrion's restaurant for a hot chicken
pie and frankfurts. 100 North Main
street.
| Misses Ruth NJ. and Dorothy Mcleod
of Websterville passed through the city
this noon on their way to Springfield
Mass.
! Burns club members, attention! A
special meeting of the Burns club will be
held in Clan Gordon hall Wednesday,
Jan. 10, at p. M, when business rela-
tive to the disposal of certain Burns club
property will come before the meeting.
ia full attendance is requested. Per or
der president
Guests registering at Hotel Barre
through the week end included Atty.
Stanley G. Wilson of Chelsea, recently
elected speaker of the House of Repre-
sentatives, A. j. Laheur of Burlington,
NJ. A. Margini of Rutland, Francis A. A..
Healy of Hardwick, r. NJ Short Of Low
ell, Mass, f. w. Mareno and r. Z. Faulk-
ner of Boston, j. w Howard, jr., of
White River junction and F. c. H. Bow
man OF Mount Vernon, \. Y.
f. ]. Newhall of Orange street,
draughtsman employed by Marion &
0Leary, contributes an interesting ar
ticle on winter camping to the current
issue of Field & Stream, a monthly mag
azine devoted to hunting. fishing and life
in the open. Mr.. NewhalPs contribution
deals with his experiences while hitting
the winter trail over Camel's Hump and
Mount Mansfield. Photographs taken on
the trip and furnished by the writer ae-
company the article.
Acting in conjunction with the state
board of health, which makes certain
OF school heads in Vermont,
the principal of Spaulding high school
has inaugurated a series of tests for the
eye, ear, nose and throat. Before Feb.
every student in the high school is TO
submit to the tests recommended by the
state board. A number of students had
their faculties tested early last week and
the high school was opened Saturday
morning for others.
A few bargains in second hand pianos
At Bailey's Music Rooms Henry f, |
Miller square in good condition; cost
when new, 5000; price now, S67. One up /
right at SS7, one Wellington upright,
Used but six months, at SITS, Call and /
see these bargains. We also have the /
agency for some of the best high grade
pianos on the market, such as the Me i
ohail, 1vers 4 Pond. Knabe. Mason & II
1amlin and number OF other makes. II
4 Elm street, Barre.
Ice harvesters in the employ of W. II.
Ward gathered the last cake of the sea
on's initial harvest at the south end mill
ond in Jockey hollow Saturday. The
awyers and haulers were working
gainst time and hung up record in
tripping the pond of its first crop. One
alt of last weeks cut viii be sufficient
D complete the work of filling the stor-
ge houses and the second harvest will N
e under way as soon as ice of the re- u
uired thickness forms.
Selected readings by George J. Seager,
lperintendent of the Barre Town Y
'hools, will constitute the program for
he regular monthly meeting OF the
lens club in the First Presbyterian
lurch this evening. Every man in the
lrish is invited to be present. Supt.
eager's repertoire was one of the solid !.
to the clubs program of
terary night in l9l5-l9l6 and he is ex :
,cted to repeat this evening. Refresh
ents will be served by the young men
the club.
To-day was Blue Monday for three
usketeers who arranged themselves for
lie police Saturday night and were ae
with hunks at police head Z
Iarters through the weekend. Edeas
lRoche of Gardner, Mass, who shook
lie dust of the county Jail from his heels
.turday morning was back in his old
Iunts this afternoon. He got 80 days .
ID will serve the alternative of SIS and
sts in addition. James S. Clark of
arlington acknowledged his second Of n,
nse when brought before Magistrate H. II
:. Scott and went to Jail for the alter Y
tive sentence Michael A. Hale of
attleboro will serve 10 days in lien of r
ying the SIS assessment for first Of
nse of intoxication.
Charles Greig of South Main street is
receipt of a letter from Sergt. Archie
uart, from the st. John ambulance 20
gade. Hospit, France, telling him that nc
has been in hospital wounded and of
5 lost three of the fingers on his left la
nd. being left with his thumb and fore 80
ger and very little of the palm of his MI
nd. He also got a bullet through his In
k and, as he says, it was very lucky ora
did not touch any of the vital part. Lo
=. Stuart writes that it will take a long 40
he yet for his hand to heal and he ex- bo
It's to be on his way to England. 70,
chic Stuart was a stonecutter in Barre a.
ore enlisting and he was also mem n,
of the Bonaccord Football club, the ),
mbers of which he wished informed of
accident.
)nly at intervals were Barre patrons
last nights celestial show able TO OBJ "a