The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-05-22
TALK OF THE TOWN

II y. v. Worthley OF Washington was
Barre business visitor yesterday
Mr., and Mrs. H. l.. Cameron and Mrs
j, Berton Pike Of Marshfeld were visit
ors Ia the city yesterday
Opening dance May 80 at Point Com
fort West Danville, L. ID. Berry, Prop
| Engage your camps early.
| II, Il, Henderson al Wells River trans
acted business here yesterday In connee
| tion with his real estate holdings
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Eastman OF Camp
street left BY automobile to-day for a
weeks visit In Boston and vicinity
Dr. j. W. Stewart Of West street i
attending the school for health officers
which convened In Burlington yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Y. Estabrook, NJ ID
Brown and Charles Howard OF Randolph
were business visitors In the city yester-
day.
W j. Young, who recently returned 20
Barre from a winters sojourn in Florida
began work yesterday as a porter at the
Pavilion hotel in Montpelier.
q, II. Whitehill OF Groton called on
friends In the city yesterday, leaving in
the afternoon for Burlington. where he
is attending the health officers school
There viii be rehearsal for the Uni
versalist children's day exercises at the
church vestry Thursday afternoon direct
ly after school Parents please see that
their children attend
! News has been received from Hartford
Conn, Of the birth of daughter, Muriel
Courage, to Mr.. and Mrs. John J. Me.
Gowan. Mrs. MCGOWAN will be remem-
bered here as Miss Sadie wilkie.
Rev. T. NJ. Mckenna, pastor of ST
Monica's church, is one of several do.
cesar priests who are assisting in the
forty hour devotionals which began in
ST. Augustine's church at Montpelier
yesterday
RI. Rev. j. j. Rice. who was in the
city yesterday TO attend the convention
of the state council, Knights Of Column
bus, returned last evening TO his home in
Burlington, accompanied by r number
of Burlington knights.
On the last Friday of every month, be.
tween and p. m, will hold free
clinic for children under l. years of age.
whose parents are financially unable to
pay for the care Of their teeth. DIR. |
Meagher's Dental Psrlors, Miles block
adv.
The people living in the Lawson school |
district and any Others interested in
forming Rural Community club are
asked TO meet at the new schoolhouse on
the East Montpelier road next Monday
evening at o'clock. 1t is hoped there
may be a large attendance,
Deputy Game Warden Charles Keith
OF North Main street has given up work
in the stoneshed for a time, having been
by the county game ward
EN- 10 do observation work during part
Of the season. Mr., Keith left yesterday
for Fayston to remain indefinitely.
Brother officers of Policeman John S.
Murley have handed him the palm for
in war gardening, but the pa
trolman is not going to rest on his laur-
els Mr.. Murley has leased a consider
able plot of ground in Cleyerville, a small
precinct near Long street, and intends
o devote much of his spare time this
season to agriculture Ii
Most of the information sought by the ;
committee in connection with !
he war chest census is in hand, al I
hough scattering returns, delayed by T
eason OF the fact that householders ,
we're absent when the canvassers called :
ire yet to be reported The work of {
ompiling the statistics gathered is well
lnder way.
Private Carl Hendrickson Of the I'd L. /
!. cavalry, now in France, writes his p
arents, Mr.. and Mrs Carl Hendrickson
1 Seminary street, that he recently had /
he pleasure of meeting a number OF q
.arre bows who are attached to other .,
nits of the American expeditiOnary Il
orces, among them being Francis Paul, {,
ames Devers, James Thompson and Il
.ouis Cook Private Hendrickson is in ),
xcellent health and says he is enjoying e
he vigorous life Of the American sol n
Ter in France.
Amelia Ferrari, who has been EN- a
loved for some time as an assistant to :,
luke Gallagher at his shining stand in II
'epot square, caught the enlistment fe- il
err yesterday as he conversed with a 81
lumber of companions who are leaving II
[ the end of the week for Camp Dew m
rs. The young man presented himself Il
efore the army recruiting officer at the %
,pital, passed the physical examination, tr
nd is awaiting orders to report at Fort N
locum, ~ Y, next week. "
Robert Stewart of Nelson street, CHIEF Ct
Clan Gordon, is still detained from CT
is work at the plant of Littlejohn & st
line as the result of an accident which NJ
sustdiHtu NHllt returning With ptHPf 1T
ansmen from the Vermont war con. dr.
renee at the capital May 10. Mr.. Stew tr
t was riding on the Washington street
r after the heavy storm of that night Gil
hen a pole crashed through the window, of
riking him on the arm. A nerve was no
Iralyzed by the blow, and as yet Mr.. 81
ewart has been unable to use the arm w
John Jacobs, who played semi-profes hi
1nal baseball in Montreal. his home tn
wn, before coming to Goddard semi lis
ry, where he has figured actively on ia,
e diamond, left to-day for Detroit, de
ich., where he has signed up with the pa
gers in the American league. Jacobs cal
Gently participated in negotiations mt
tn a major league team in Boston, but ale
thing came of the conference, and soon Co
terward he signed a Detroit contract. So
has captsined the seminary team lie
ice the season opened. Jacobs is an G.
tfielder. Ch
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Mrs Beatrice Forbes Robertson Hale, Ca,
10 thrilled a large audience at the war
ly in the opera house last evening,