The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-01-29
EAST Calais

The following letter was received b,
Mrs. Il. C. Goodal in reply 10 a Christ
mas box sent by the grange TO Private
Russell'
Camp Greene, Charlotte, y. C.,
Dee. 10, 1917.
Grange No. 3s7; Dear Brothers ant
Sisters | received the box OF presents
all o. H., and | thank YOU all very much
And | wish you all happy New Year
have been pretty well since have been
in the army. A lot of the boys have been
having colds, and | had my turn with
the rest We have had some real Yer
mont weather down here. We had about
six inches of snow. II is pretty cold at
present. This is a large camp down here
there being about 10000 soldiers in this
camp We sleep in large tents. There
| are five or six in tent, We have some
pretty good times; keep busy most of
the time during the day II looks nice
10 see q lot OF soldiers in a line drilling.
| have not had much drilling. DO not
have TO drill any in the supply company.
We have 81 mules and two horses TO
take care Of Will close. with best
wishes to all. Private Archie G. Russell
9th Massachusetts, Infantry Supply
company, Camp Greene, Charlotte, n. G.
The meeting of the Red Cross Thurs
day was well attended, two quilts were
made aside from other work Knitted
outfits are being prepared TO supply all
the boys that go in the next call.
]. w. Butterfield of Cabot was in town
visiting schools Wednesday
c. j. Bliss has returned from North
field, where he has been auditing the ac-
counts of Phillips and Slack.
Mrs. Lillian Gray and Miss Eva Per-
sons We're in Woodbury. Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Mrs. Myrtle brennan stayed for
time with Mrs. Frank Wheele- in Plain
field and took treatments of DR.. Wheel
err.
Mrs Daniel Brown recently visited
Mrs. Roy Lamberton of Marshfield.
Miss Inez Orr is spending the week
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Orr of Adamant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Bentley spent the
day Wednesday in Barre.
Mrs. Maynard King was called here
Tuesday by the illness of her mother,
Mrs. Eta Burnham.
Mrs. Guy Bancroft and Miss Eva Per
sons visited the Red Cross branch at |
North Montpelier Tuesday and were !
very much pleased with the work done |
by the ladies there.
Miss Clarabell Brown of Montpelier
sd |
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. r. Brown.
John X. w. Bancroft is entertaining
The chicken pox this week.
L. P. Burnham recently visited in
Burlington.
Van l.. Persons of Goddard seminary
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. L.
Persons.
Carrie Bancroft is at Mrs. Erving vii.
ours for an indefinite time.
Miss Laura Celley of Marshfeld spent
he week end with her mother, Mrs. c.
Wing.
A. L. Persons is in North Montpelier,
where he has commenced his duties for
he Little Wooden Co.
Mrs. Susan Dodge is sick at A. A.
loves. Nurse brennan is caring for her,
The musical given by Miss Silvia Bliss
nd her piano pupils, assisted BY Esthel |.
)winell, was we'll attended and very .
nuch enjoyed. The creditable manner
n which each number was delivered
peaks well for the careful training
iiss Bliss gives each pupil. The pro.
eeds was for the local Red Cross.
M. d. Hawkins is again on the sick !.
st.
AT the annual business meeting of i,
he stockholders of the East Calais
reamery Co. held Saturday. the follow
Y officers were elected: Clerk, Mrs. Ola
ray: treasurer, George l.. Sanders: d. /
,otors, S. Rich Waite, w g. Eastman,
. A. Wheelock, George Balentine aud C. !.
Dwinel.
Miss Alma Leonard is visiting in Barre !
nd Montpelier. q
Moses Goodell is somewhat improved y
health since his recent illness. Mr.. z
oodell is spending the winter with =
5 niece, Mrs. ID. ID. Lamb.
Miss Celia Wilbur has returned from
ontpelier, where she was the guest of
ISIS Clarabell Brown at Seminary hill. Il
Take Notice: All German alien enc, @
les tmale subjects of Germany over F
years of agel who reside within the al
livery limits of East Calais postoffice
e hereby warned and required to ap. fe
ar before me at the postofiice at East 50
llais on Feb. 4, 5, 6, I, s or 0 for reg p,
tration, as per the presidents proc
nation of Nov, 10, 1917. Walter j.
'ates, postmaster and assistant regis. m
ar. Is
------ pc