The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-09-24
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States government will stop for two
o'clock. The train is composed of box
and fiat cars and has complete outfit
OF our own, our allies ordnance and
some Of our enemies that have been cap
tured by us. You will also be able to
see depth bombs, shells, weapons, cloth
ing, etc, used by our boys. It is ex-
pected that same will be guarded by
squad of soldiers and that returned
soldier will speak, Everyone should plan
to see this exhibit. It is out in interest
Of the fourth Liberty loan.
The teachers in the Woodsvilie public
schools are as follows: Headmaster, G.
H. McGaw, English; Miss X Briggs,
Latin and English; Miss L. " Eastman,
Mathmetics; S. Tyron, English; Marie
Golding, commercial. Junior high school
has been adopted in the 18th and 9th
grades Nettie Mccoy, mathematics and
English; Manola Cuttin, French and sci
ence. Sixth grade, Alice Ellingwood;
5th grade, May Mann; 4th grade, There
sa 0'Mally; Sd grade, Agnes Bailey;
I'd grade, Lois E. Smith; lst grade, NJ.
0lney; practical arts, Miss Esther Balch.
Visitors in town last week were: Mrs.
H. Albee of Newport and Mrs. Dean
Cochey Mrs. H. Smith and daughter
Of Newport at Mrs. d. Farwell's, Mrs.
Ruth Merrill of Sandwich, N. H., at
Mrs Teuber's, Mr. and Mrs. Gay Of Sher-
brooke, at Archie Dorion's, Miss Julia
Farwel of Tarrytown, n Y, Harry
Sherwell of Newport at home Of his ia
ther, Mrs Jewell of Proctorville at Mrs.
R. G. Pery's.
Word has been received that Albert
Mayhem is safely overseas.
Prof. A. w Harris has been made cor
poral at Camp Devens. 1t will now be
Corp. Harris.
Cottage hospital is to have its annual
donation day Oct. ~.
The annual meeting of the Conneeti-
cut River Tel and Tel. Co. was held at
Hale's tavern last Friday,
Mrs Emery White was called to Bos-
ton the first Of last week by the illness
Of her son, Percy, with grip.
A consolation match was played at
the links on Saturday last the winner
winning by holes. The drawing found
the players lined up as follows Slack
and Buck, won Buck, 81, holes; Wood
man Smith, won by Woodman, | up IL
holes; Fraser Bone, won by Fraser, 3-2
Perry Taylor, won by Perry 3-3 In the
semi finals. Fraser won from Buck, 2-l,
Woodman from Perry, 81. In the finale,
DR.. Woodman won from Mr., Fraser, 32.
In the consolation match the winner was
not announced, inasmuch as there was
not time 10 finish. Two inexpensive
prizes were offered as a stimulant to get
few out. A supper was furnished by
the ladies and everyone had a most en-
ioyabe time
A 30O.pound bear was shot at Monroe
last week
Joe Lemere, In company with friend,
left for Fall River, Mass, last week Sat
urday.
Dana Stinson is helping his father in
the grist mill Dana was formerly EN-.
played at Laconia in a large lumber
plant until the destruction Of same by
fire.
r. F. Clark, who has been confined to
the house on account Of sickness, is bet
ter and was out Sunday.
George Carpenter, a Boston & Maine
carpenter, was able to go to work on
Monday. He has been laid up for two
weeks with a broken toe.
Mr. Winnie died of the grip Sunday
morning. Mr.. Winnie was taken sick
with a cold Saturday morning, taken to
the hospital Saturday evening and died
early the next morning. He leaves
wife and five children At the present
writing his wife and one child ia sick
with the same disease Mr.. Winnie was
fireman on the B. & NJ. R. r., White
mountain division.
The first death to be reported from the
grip was an engineer by the name of
Webb He lived in Woodsyille and was
sick only few hours.
Miss Lucille Angel was a visitor in
Hardwick on Monday.
William Lindsay left the employ of
S. L. Clark on Wednesday. 1t is re.
ported that he, in company with another
young man, is to enter an Ohio state
college.
Due to the large number of influenza
cases throughout the United States, both
in camps and in civilian life, the surgeon
general of the L. S. A. has issued these
rules to observe in the avoidance of
same: /. Avoid needless crowding--in-
fluenza is a crowd disease. 2. Smother
your coughs and sneezes--no one else
wants your germs, 3. Your nose, not
your mouth, was made to breathe
through--g6t the habit 4. Remember
the three C's--Clean mouth, clean skin,
clean clothing. 5. Try to keep cool
when you walk and warm when you ride
or sleep. 6. Open the windows, always