The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-10-24
TALK OFTHET OWN

See the hosiery bargains in Fits an
mex.
Miss Agnes Flood has returned TO hel
home in Mortified, after passing severa
days with friends in Barre
Harold Tierney of Hartford, Conn, is
passing vacation with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John r. Tierney, of South Main
street.
i The monthly meeting Of the Bonae-
cord football club will be held in the
club pavilion Thursday evening at 1880
o'clock. All members are requested to
attend
DR.. j. H. Spencer, an osteopath physi-
clan, who has been employed in the office
of Or. L. d. Martin for several months,
has gone to Mortified to establish
practice.
Isaac Riddel, who has been passing a
fortnight with friends in Barre, his for.
mer home, returned last night to Sche-
nectady, n. T., where he has secured
employment.
Mrs. Lannie Miller, who has been pass.
ing week in the city as the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. L. C. Brock Of Washington
street, returned this morning to her home
in White River Junction
One hundred and nine head OF livestock
TO be sold at the Harry Martin farm
about one mile from Plainfeld, on the
main road to Marshfield, on Thursday of
this week A fine lot of stock, farming
tools, etc, sold to settle estate d. A.
Perry, auctioneer
W.
gagged to speak at a Liberty loan rally in
Mortified this evening. other speakers |
will include James b. Estee Of Mont
pelier. Mr. Wshart did effective work
in Barre last week by delivering four
minute appeals for subscriptions to the
bond issue.
Mrs. Mary Nichols has completed plans
TOR extensive repairs to the house at |
Foster street which was badly damaged
by fire Oct. Ia. The ell part, where the
fire was centered, will have to be re.
entirely and damage caused
by smoke and heat in the main building
necessitates some repairs.
Further information concerning the in.
juries received by James Mcneil. a for
mer resident of Barre and employe of
the American Express Co here, indicates
that he received leg fracture while
working on an automobile belonging TO
an electrical company by which he is en-
ployed in Bridgeport, Conn. None Of the
other employees was hurt Mr.. Mcneil
went to Bridgeport last summer and was
Joined fortnight ago by his wife.
Alderman A. J. Loranger has received
rom his son, Private Edmund Loranger.
! letter advising him that the detach- !
nent TO which he belongs was out at
ea when the message was written. The
customary military restrictions as to Civ .
ne names and locations were complied
With in the letter, but Private Loranger, In
Who enlisted from Barre at the outbreak i.
4 the war. testifies warmly TO the eN- 4
client treatment which the men are re-
Giving and speaks highly OF the commits
airy department.
Beginning Nov l the city's garbage
qupment viii be shelyed for the win.
er, as the aldermanic health committee
a. arranged q cleanup campaign for the
losing days Of October and with the end
{ the month regular collections insti :
lted last summer viii cease until next ]
pring- The garbage department has ad-
cred rather closely 20 the detailed sched
le prepared b. the health committee
nj the service given has been highly Is
semed bv HOUSEHOLDER Il was oriri-
ally planned 10 suspend the service dur
e the winter months and to the end
lat a general cleanup NAV be made
bout town before winter begins. oct K
?, 80 and 81 have been sci apart for
De- work The health committee and
irhaCe collectors win cooperate. The
liiection service viii y resumed b. !
Pril -. lQls.