The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-02-27
T1LKOFTHE TOWN

Sadlier's Keith avenue
j. a. Little is passing few days II
Burlington on business
Regular meeting of Barre lodge, New
England Order OF Protection, tonight al
1880 o'clock.
A. G. Bgelow OF Brookdeld left Tn,
city yesterday for business visit OF q
few days in Burlington.
V. Ceppi left the city this morning fol
IIardwick. where he has secured employ
ment in the granite industry.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. III. Burke of Summer
street have returned home, after passing
a few days with friends in Burlington.
Early spring hats, crepe and ribbon
combined, satin and straw combinations,
si.os, $3.50 and up. Mrs. Shepard Co.,
Inc.
Mrs Archie Allen and Mrs. Alex Smith
left this morning for Montreal, p. O., the
! former TO visit her husband, and the lat
+, ter to remain for few days with her
son, who has enlisted in the Canadian
army.
| Col. j. B. Mead circle, Ladies of the
G. A. r., will have a social and enter
tainment in the auxiliary hall, Worthen
block, Friday, March at o'clock. All
friends OF the society are cordially in
vited. No admission fee charged.
Miss Minnie Townsend. formerly of
Montpelier, now employed in the Cape
well nail factory in Hartford, Conn, is
suffering severely from nail wound in
her right hand, which she received sew
eral days ago. Her many friends of this
city and Montpelier wish her a speedy
recovery.
Accompanied by the deceaseds mother,
the body of Albertine Frances Emerson,
whose death in Worcester, Mass, Mon
day, at the age of 20, followed long ILL.,
ness OF tuberculosis, arrived in the city
over the Central Vermont railroad at
o'clock. At the mortuary chapel of A.
w, Badger & Co this forenoon at 1880
o'clock Rev. j. b. Reardon, pastor of the
Universalist church, conducted services.
The body was placed in the vault at
Elmwood and interment in the family
lot will be made IN the spring.
Rev. ]. b. Reardon of Church street re-
turned yesterday from Burlington, where |
he attended a meeting of the fellowship /
committee of the Universalist convention |
of Vermont and the Province of Quebec. |
The committee, which includes Univer- |
salist cergymen and laymen of Barre,
st. Adams and Randolph, acted on the |
OF Clifford h. Stetson for the
passionate of st. Paul's Universalist |
church in Rutland. He is now student |
in the theological school at st. Lawrence
Canton, n. ", and he win be
in the Universalist ministry
March n.
Under the auspices of Granite lodge,
No. IS, F. and A. NJ, the Hon. George
Adam of the British war mission will
give a lecture on the war in the opera
house March Ia, at p. m. This will be
he first opportunity that the people of
Barre have had to hear speaker of in-
.ernational reputation on the subject of
he war. Besides being an eloquent
speaker, Mr.. Adam has had the oppor
unity OF getting first hand information.
being member of the department of
A general admission viii be
harged. All proceeds above expenses
will be donated to the Red Cross.
Barre friends of Mr. and Mrs James
fordon Sim of Burlington formerly of |
his city, have received announcements
# the wedding of their daughter, Miss
Florence Mary Sim, TO Arthur Frederick
lark, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur c. '
lark of Philadelphia. The ceremony {
vas performed by Rev. Malcolm Taylor, {
ector OF st. Thomas Episcopal church. I
t Taunton, Mass, Thursday, Feb. 81.
he bride was attended by Mrs Florence q
,itehie, and the best man was Alexan {
er Richie, both of Barre. After pass {
~ few days in Burlington, Mr. and
FRS. Clark have returned to Taunton, a
here the groom is employed u
\ 1 &
ST. Monicas church, where many wor
hippers are gathered daily for the spe- !,
al Lenten services inaugtrated Tuesday 2
forming. number of clergymen promi- !
ent in the Roman Catholic diocese of 7
arlington are assisting the pastor, Rev. =
. NJ. Mckenna, among them being Rev. >
+. Cray, former crnate of st. Mon a
Rev. Robert Dewey of st. Andrews, Z
7aterbury; Rev Joseph Turcot of st. !,
Graniteville; Rev. Father a
ynch of St Johns church, Northfield; e
ev. Father Leonard, and Rev Father >
ong of st. Augustine's church, Montpe P
err. Services will be continued this ca
'ening and the special devotionals will 2
Id tomorrow.
Alien registration cards for distribu -
on among the German aliens who reg =
tered in Barre earlier in the month
ere received yesterday by Chief of Po- IL
e Samuel Sinclair. Each card con
ms the name and address and other in
rmation concerning. the registrant, and
the second page is pasted a photo
aph of the registrant On the same :
ge appears the left thumb print of the
ZEN. The cards were issued from the I
ice of the attorney general and for
Irded to each local registrar through 1
e u. S. marshal for the district of Yer
mt. The three men who registered in
RE called at police headquarters yes
day to register their thumb prints on
square reserved for that purpose. They 1
Il not be given the cards until to-mor-
v, as the rules received by the regis,
II require the lapse of limited period Z
ore the cards are distributed. Each
en- is required to have the card on his
son at all times.
Notice 70 the Public liz