The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-03-15
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Special meeting of Canton Ninton Fri
day evening at o'clock for practice.
/ Secure your tickets early for the 1t
Patrick's day celebration in Rowland
hall March Is, a only limited number
can be accommodated adv
Wanted: Old Kid gloves for the Red
Cross. Those who have not contributed
to the glove boxes viii kindly bear in
mind that these receptacies are in the fol-
| lowing places-The Homer Fits store,
f. d. Ladd store Onion Dry Goods store,
| Park theatre, Sparkling hall.
| Firemen with the automobile truck
made short run to the east end Of
| Elm street al o'clock last evening to
attend To chimney fire in the John
/ w. Averill house, which is occupied by
! Walter Emery and Harley Bond. The
upper part of the building was filled with
smoke but no damage was done other
wise.
A succession Of queries received at pc
lice headquarters from the colonel of the
LIST Quebec regiment has put the officers
in something of quandary, as the cont
mander inquiries in each letter as to the
whereabouts of Peter Kelly, the young
Canadian soldier, who was taken in Gus
tody by Barre and Orange county officers
on the Brooktield road fortnight ago.
Soon after Kelly's detention at local po-
lice headquarters. he was turned over to
Z. S. Deputy Marshal George +. Lackey,
and the latter proceeded with him to the
border, and there turned him over to
Canadian immigration officer. At the
meeting the L. :, officer learned that
Kelly could not be classified as a desert
err, as he had not been absent from his |
barracks 81 days Tire letters which |
Chief Sinclair is receiving from Montreal
indicate that Kelly has not returned to
his regiment.
Representatives of the advertising |
agency which carries" the national ad-
yertising of the Barre Quarters and I
Manufacturers associations, and mem
bers of the local advertising committee
were in conference at Manufacturers
hall to-day over the tk...-d year of the
launched with such signal re-
suits in 1916. ID, j. MaeNichol and r.. +.
Alley of Boston and A. L. Gale and b.
+. Sawin of Chicago, H., arrived in
the city this morning, and are staying
at Hotel Barre while their customers
are comforting ever certain phases of the
Saturday Evening Post advertisements
will be continued, and number of 9th
n periodicals of nationwide circulation
IRE to be patronzed.
Street talk these days has for one. of
is interesting topics the proposal to
establish deer park somewhere in
Barre. Business and professional men
re fayorably disposed toward the sug-
-estiQn, and TIL" fact that nucleus for
), park may be found in the doe which
eeently invaded Barre is giving the
lovement additional momentum. Should
omeone offer the use of small tract of
and conveniently located in the city
mits it is believed that public deer
ark would be assured, as there are men
aady to finance the relatively small cost
erecting shelter and suitable enclos-
re. With the full consent of the county
anne warden, the deer that sought ref
ge from dogs last week, is being kept -
Cutler Bros livery barn. Among at
,ndants of the little wanderer it is an a.
pen secret that the deet population of :"
ARE is about to receive a boost, and =
18th doe and fawn for beginning, it
thought that other deer may be Sc o.
lred from the state if the public shows Il,
WILLINGNESS IN MAINTAIN a narE