The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-06-04
TALK OF THE TOWN


Good auto for hire. Prices reasonable
Call 100. Cutters livery.
THE Square Deceiver." featuring Har
I old Lockwood, Bijou to-day. adv.
Mrs. George w. Gault of plainfeld was
a business visitor in the city yesterday
The Aldrich public library will be
closed every evening at o'clock until
September !.
A regular meeting Of the Ladies OF
Clan Gordon will be held Tuesday, June
4, at 7;l5 p. m.
Publisher Harry c. Whitehill of the
Waterbury Record was business visitor
in Barre yesterday.
Mrs. +. A. Bissett left yesterday for
Burlington where she is making visit
of several days with friends.
Miss Nellie Carrie of John street com
menced her duties as a clerk at the +. d.
Ladd Co. store yesterday forenoon.
Mrs. George Anderson of Springfield,
Mass, is making short stay with her
mother, Mrs. l.. S. Davis, Brooklyn
street.
Richard Elaire and James Golden of
Graniteville left the city this forenoon
for Burlington, where they expect to en-
list in the navy.
Miss Maude Graves resumed her stud
les at Goddard seminary this forenoon,
after having spent several days at her
home in Burlington.
John Forbes returned last evening to
Springfield, where he is employed in
government plant, after spending the
week end with friends In the city.
| A. b. Coffin of johnson left yesterday
| by automobile for Brsttleboro, whence he
will go to Portsmouth, N. H., to consider
a proposal to enlist as a shipbuilder in
the navy yard.
Earl Smith Of Highland avenue. who
has been employed at the Murphy &
Weafer poolrooms on Pearl street during
the past several years, completed his du-
ties there last Saturday evening
Francis Grady. who has been spending
several days at the home of his mother,
Mrs. Rose Grady of Merchant street, re
turned last evening to Hartford, Conn,
where he is employed in munition
plant.
A special seven-reel feature, "The |
Flame of the Yukon" featuring Dorothy |
Dalton and Kenneth Harlem. This is u
story of the gold mad days of the Yukon,
even better than The Spoilers" Bijou !
nun sudy.- duN,
Frank Cardi of Center street, who has
been employed as driver for the Amer
lean Express Co. for several months,
completed his duties yesterday and
leaves this evening for Worcester, Mass,
where he has secured a position in gov
eminent machine shop. He is succeeded
in the express companys service by
Henry Brown.
Atty. Augusta Franceschni who came
to Barre to address the Italian American
war rally in City park last evening, re-
turned early this morning TO Boston He
was accompanied by his wife, who was
Miss Maura Bossi, former Barre girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franceschini were enter
tanned during their stay in the city by
Mr. and Mrs. G. Merlo of Granite street.
Prof. James l.. McConachie of the de-
partment of education, Dartmouth col
lege, addressed the students of Spauld.
ing high school and the eighth grade
this forenoon, telling the young people
that they should not cave school before
finishing their courses and referring to
the statement of President Wilson that |
it is the patriotic thing for boys and
girls to stay in school.
Marzilia Reffi, young man who was
lately detained by the local police and :.
then turned over to an inspector of the
service, has returned home, :
after having been held in Boston for : !.
fortnight. Reffi was charged with the !
dissemination of literature preiudicial to
the government, a roll of alleged an
archist publications having been found in
MS possession. Soon after his arrival in G
Boston friends here were notified that =
"a 900 bail was required to obtain his re-
ease. The money was sent to Boston, 9
)ut for some reason, it is said. the bail X
vas refused. Reffi is now at liberty un- t
Ter bond of 81 900. t
Acting upon recommendation made by .
lily Engineer Frank o. Lee in his an. q
lual report on the inspection of bridges,
he street department is getting ready u
o make some of the more essential re- ;,
,airs. Granite street is in most pre- n
arious condition and teamsters who Il
AIRY anything heavier than feathers or =
Try leaves are said to hold their breath
While crossing the structure. In the
pinion of the engineer the city can save
lot of money by attending at once to di
ertain bridges that are sadly in need of N
amt and minor repairs. Heavy loads on :
he Granite street bridge are prohibited,
Hu on olHtI bIIuRtS ttdHslcls are du
ised to drive slowly. -
A delegation of 80 Barre Dokies plans re
0 leave the city Thursday afternoon for pi
White River Junction to attend the -
pring ceremonial of Suadah temple, No. lin
40, ID. O. X. h, which is to be held in GA
he X. of 2. hall in that village in the or
vening. Down from Canada large mum ~ ~
err of neophytes are coming to get the IL
8 H.
/ the history of the temple is anticipat-
4. w. H. Duthie of this city is royal eerr'
izier of the organization and he heads a
which is completing arrange -
ents for the entertainment OF the visit
s. The trappings of the temple, which 30 30
located in Barre. will be conveyed TO -
Thte River Junction by automobile.
prVATE EIrVETTE I'M MnpETnWN