The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-05-04
BARRE DAILY TIMES
FRIDAY, MAY 4, 1917.
The Weather
Saturday showers and cool.
TALK OF THE TOWN


and books. Tel. 81 or 44l-ll.-adv.
Ernest Gould of Worcester visited re-
atiyes on Spaulding street yesterday.
Q. NJ. johnson of South Royalton wa
business visitor in the city yesterday
\ +. ). Dow of Stowe was bushes
visitor in the city yesterday and to-day
Howard Rydberg of Washington stree
is making a visit Of several days in Mon
treal, Z. @.
Oscar Pearson of Graniteville wa
brought to the City hospital yesterda,
for treatment.
Fred Blaine of Mortified returned Il
his home to day, after a short business
visit in this vicinity.
The ladies' auxiliary of the A. o. II
viii go to holy communion Sunda,
morning at 8 o'clock.
Dan Mcdonald of Cape Britton, N. G.
arrived in the city yesterday to spend g
few days with friends.
James Rotkorwith OF Randolph Center
n as among the business visitors in tn,
city yesterday and to-day.
4 III. b. Blossom of Richardson street
left yesterday for st. Adams, where he
will spend a few days ON business.
/ Truman Robbins of Rutland returned
to his home to-day after business visit
of few days in the quarry district.
/ =. G. Brogan, who has been in Barre
during the past few days, left this morn
ing for Waterbury, where he is employed
| Among the visitors in the city yester-
day and to-day from Sharon were L. S.
Denton, W. G. Holmes and A. w. High.
Miss Viola Veno OF st. Adams arrived
in the city yesterday to spend few
days visiting friends ON North Main
street.
What about that suit for Decoration
day? Come in and let me show you
our splendid line of samples. +. A.
Hutchinson, over 1add's store
Mrs. Jane Wright, who has been stay
ing in the home of F. X. Bailey of Maple
avenue for several weeks, has gone to
South Royalton for an extended So
journ.
NJ. Nelson of Plymouth, N. H., who
has been in Barre, Montpelier and North.
field on business trip during the past
few days, returned yesterday to his
home
The Hedding Methodist choir rehearsal
will be held Saturday night at o'clock
instead OF tonight. Members please
note the change Of date and plan to be
present.
Ito Catanea, who has been employed
at the Badger furniture store during
the past three years, has completed his
duties there and commenced work at
the Barre Drug store.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. J. Wilson of Park
street are the parents of son, born
Thursday, May g. MIR. Wilson recently
came to Barre to be employed in the
Union Dry Goods store.
Miss Esther Alexander, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Alexander of 10
Branch street, was taken TO the City
hospital last evening, where she under
went an operation for appendicitis.
Foreningen Monitor boiler arsfest lor-
dagen den 5 maj. Program av song, mu-
six ock defamation kommer att utforas.
ALA Skandinaver valkomna. Danes ON
bedes medfora kafelrod. Mote XII. 7.
W. f, Hudson, formerly employed as q
clerk at the Frank McWhorter Co. store,
arrived in the city last evening from
Fort Ethan Allen. where he is attached |
as mounted scout with the Headquar |
ters company.
The Barre Savings Bank & Trust Co. |
viii be very glad to receive subscriptions |
for the U. S. government 3h per cent |
Liberty Loan" These subscriptions can |
be made at par. Full particulars will be
furnished by the bank as early as pos
sible.--ady.
County Agent F. H. Abbott returned
TO day from Worcester, where he at
tended a food rally last evening. Several
speakers were there and gave short talks
On the present food situation. Among
the speakers were w. b. Lane, Mason S.
Stone and County Agent F. II. Abbott.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Campbell and
two children passed through the city this
morning while en- route to Hartford,
Conn, where Mr.. Campbell has employ
nent in machine shop. Mr.. Campbell
has been employed as a quarryman at
he Graniteville qusrries during the past
our years.
u. S. Marshal A. p. Carpenter of Brat
.leboro, who was in town yesterday to
attend the session of United States nat
realization court at city hall, returned
asst night TO his home. He was accom-
panied here by Miss Holton, court
Clerk +. S. Platt returned
o his home in Rutland this morning
Attractively printed leaflets contain
ng the schedule of the baseball team at
'paulding high school were distributed
o supporters and others yesterday.
'harles L. Brown is the coach, Leonard
!. Thomson the manager and Blossom
|. 0ssola the captain. Games with the
lumni and the Italian A. c. having been
ancelled, the first contest will BE- played
With Montpelier seminary at the CAPT
al May Q. Open dates are May II and
lay 26. q
Seventh class licensees in Barre, only
wo of whom have taken out the Ii
enses awarded them by the county
this week, are reading
n Strong light the new law affecting
he sale of malt liquors and light wines :
nd il the obvious Interpretation is read
ITO the statute, they figure that they
re in no end of trouble. Yesterday a
licensee went so far as to la
ell the name of the bottling firm on ey-
~ package delivered TO first class H.
snsees. but this preeaution was found
, be unnecessary, as the label clause APP
lies 20 fifth and seventh class licenses.
nder the new law the fifth and seventh
Ass lieensee cannot sell liquor unless
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