The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-04-27
TALK OF THE TOWN

quart, at the Red Cross Pharmacy.
Miss Ida Haviland OF Spauldlng stree
is detained by illness from her duties a
a clerk al the Daylight store.
Remember the benefit dance, April %
in the Clan Gordon hall Italian AM
Spanish colony cordially invited.
Buick roadster, Al condition, must b.
sold az once For particulars see Mrs
s. Il. Laviolette, "a North Main street
tel 656.W
Mrs. Antonio Bianchi and children oil
Beckley street left this forenoon fol
Quincy, Mass, where they expect TO take
up their residence,
Opening night, Tuesday. April 30, ol
the l.. A., A. o. H.. in Worthen hall; SOC
and whist Admission, l5c each, or tive
for Poe. All invited
Max Soule Of Fairfield is visiting for
a few days with his brother, Harris
/ Soue who Is a member of the senior
class at Goddard seminary.
| Miss Jane Summers of Hill street was
operated on at the City hospital last
evening for appendicitis She was rest
! ing comfortably this morning.
Mf;s 6sivine Belanger, who has been
visiting with friends on South Main
street during the past few days returned
this morning to her home in Granitevile
To acquaint the ladies of Barre with
our new lines in millinery, we offer a 20
per cent discount on all millinery and
stamped goods for the rest Of the week.
AT Beattie & Duncans.
To acquaint the ladies' of Barre with
our new lines in millinery, we offer a 20
per cent discount on all millinery and
stamped goods for the rest OF the week
At Beattie & Duncans.
-Four Barre young men left this fore
noon for Burlington, where they will at
tend a military tournament at the Uni
versity of Vermont this afternoon. The
young men in the party were Fay Mann,
Max Holden, Clarence Burke and Albert
Lyon.
In connection with the work of the
home service section of the Barre Red
Cross, 5. Hollister jackson will speak to
the men who leave for service next week
on Government Insurance, Allotment
and Allowances" this evening at Z o'clock
in Aldrich hall.
Members of the teacher training class
at Spaulding high school are putting .fe
finishing touches to a Red Cross" play,
which is to be given at the Spaulding
assembly hall next Friday evening, the
proceeds of which are to be devoted to the
Red Cross work The characters of the
cast have been given to several of the
of the class and rehearsals are
being held daily under the direction 81 |
of the high school faculty
Rhoda Allan, the three-ye old daugh- !
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Archibald Allan Of |
-. ti.e
hospital late yesterday afternoon to re.
,eiye treatment for a limb fracture The
child was playing on the piazza OF her
nome when she toddled too near the edge
md fell to the ground. DR.. j, H. Wood
'uff was called and it was found that
he had fractured her left leg just above
he knee, The child was reported to be
esting fairly comfortably to-day.
The Goddard seminary baseball team
eturned last evening from Mortified,
where they defeated the Norwich In
ormals yesterday afternoon by the score
i "a TO 5. Evans a former Lynn high
chool hurler, pitched for the seminary
aggregation and held his opponents at
is mercy, while the hilltop players
we're able to hit and score at WILL The
GODDARD team is slated TO line up against
he Dartmouth reserves from Hanover,
7. H., this afternoon at the seminary !
ampus.
Dry cold storage for furs. P. f. Bon
ey's Sons, 400 Washington street, Bos
on. The proper storage Of furs Is ne
essity for protection from moths, fire,
urglary or theft. Our cold storage s
aults are equipped with all the newest
eyices for protection. Before being
laced in storage, all furs are thoroughly r
eaned and examined by expert furriers,
nd each article is carefully hung on
egs and shoulder forms. Our rates are
per cent on reasonable valuation,
18th moderate minimum charge.
eorgianna MIDGET, local representa-
We, 80 Park street. Phone Yam. 8
Contractor J. c. DeBrune completed a
inter's lob at the Ward Cutler wood .
act in South Barre last night, and left
lis morning for Waterbury, where y
axes are being driven for the federal
,ad project, which the contractor will
lid this spring and summer. The gross 3
itput of frewood from the South Barre !
I during the season was LOIS cords,
lille $4,000 feet of lumber were cut y
I'd milled The Waterbury road job is :
e first piece of federal highway work .
be projected in Vermont, and if the ?
pply of help and teams enables the N
ntractor to get through in season, SINH {
r work win be started near East Mont. !
ier.
A tie was the result of the baseball
me played yesterday afternoon at the :
ncoln campus between the Spaulf' Y
Oh school team and team composed
alumni of the school the score at TIE !
d of 10 innings being to 3. Polli was
the mohnd for the high school nine
d. backed by excellent support, kept
e alumni team from scoring to any
vantage, while Smith was on the re
wing line. For the alumni nine, Mich
!, the star hurler of last seasons team, !
ched a good game, while Bob Phillips
Id down the other battery position in !
G style The high school team started Z
= scoring in the first inning and Sc 4
red two other runs in the fifth in
", while the alumni team evened tie
ring by several timely hits in their &
II of the ninth, thus making the game
into an extra inning. The alumni 1
I'm plainly showed the lack of prae- !
e.