The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-10-25
TALK OF THETOWN

Visit Abbotts bargain basement.
Congregational fair, Nov. and lad.
/ Good values in table damask at Fits.
Halloween dance next Tuesday night.
adv.
Save 10 per cent on your footwear by
visiting Tilden's clearing sale
| Mrs. Emma Wolcott of Bridgewater is
1 spending the week with her cousin, Mrs
s. D. Allen.
Regular meeting of Col j. b. Mead
circle, Ladies of the G. A. r.. Friday
afternoon, Oct %, lat 230 o'clock.
The company which is to present My
| Irish Cinderella" in the opera house this
evening, arrived in the city this morning
from Bennington.
The teachers and officers Of the Con-
gregational Sunday school will meet al
the church parlors tonight for a confer
ence. Supper will be served at o'clock
The mission circle of the Uniyersalist
church will meet with Mrs Carrie Brooks,
Washington street, tomorrow friday
afternoon at 2:30. Watchword, Justice
All members are cordially invited to
attend the poverty ball, to be held in
Clan Gordon hall Friday evening, Oct. %
Tickets may be secured at the hall. Ital-
ian Gaiety club committee
Mrs. Emma LaPoint attended the dis
trict meeting of the Woman's Relief
corps at Randolph Wednesday. The
meeting was well attended and several
department officers were present
The persons who have taken maya
zines without permission from the read |
ing rooms of Aldrich public library re-
Gently are requested to return them at I
once.
Robert Webster of Circle street has re.
ceived a postal card from his son, Pri-
vate Robert Webster, Co. C boy from
Barre, that he was we'll He, with 30
more of Co. boys, arrived at Liverpool I
Oct. 10.
At a class meeting of the sophomore
class of Spaulding high school yesterday
forenoon the following officers were elect
ed for the ensuing year: Vice president,
James MeHardyi secretary, Earl Lane;
treasurer, Miss Bella Booth Miss Gladys
Rowell is president Of the class i
A sizeable delegation from Granite
lodge, No 80, f. and A. NJ, with William
Cole as worthy master, will participate
IN the annual meeting of the sixth Ma
sonic district at the capital tomorrow
evening. A part of the degree work will
De in charge of the local lodge
Judge c. n Darling returned yester.
Law to his home in Burlington after hav-
ng been in this city to preside at the
annual meeting of the trustees at God
lard seminary Other trustees who have :
eturned TO their homes are: w II. Glad
ling of Randolph, Ernest j. Hewitt of :
south Royalton, O. L. Martin of Plain
ield and G. II. Clark of East Montpelier 4
Miss Hazel Rogers, a teacher iii the !:
eventh grade of the city schools, has
,een relieved Of her duties in Barre and 4
Eft to-day for Washington, ID. c., where
he has a position in a government Of
&c. Miss Rogers passed the civil service
some time ago and has been
waiting an appointment. A substitute
as been secured for her position in the
rades
Mrs Frank Bornbard has received
,tter from her youngest brother, Pri-
ate Louis Laramie, stating that he is
18th the Canadian forces Somewhere I
France He is now resting behind !
he lines, after four months Of strenuous
ghting under she'll fire Private Lara
lie saws that he has heard that some Of
ncle Sans boys have arrived. but as :
et he has not seen any Of them He
1pes that the Sammies will soon get 4
to the thick Of the fray and end the :
ar. as they are al pretty well "fed up
ith T. An interesting fact TO note i
lat every soldier hiss 20 sign a certif-
te which i on the envelope. certifying 4
.at the letter contains nothing but fam !
y matters One NAV form his own
,inion a. q what penalty would Be in
cted upon them IL they failed 10 com
= with the reg71Iaffon :.