The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-05-17
TALK OF THE TOWN

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II See A, V. Beckleys adv. for paint an'
wall paper.-ady,
| New Milan and graduation hats JUS
received Mrs. Carroll,
Miss Mary Murphy has returned from
| Groton, where she has been caring foi
Mrs NJ. NJ. Morrison.
An afghan made by the pupils Of
grade q, Lincoln school. for the Red Cross
may be seen in the window at Reynolds
& Sons store.
A, II. Goneo, who recently ended long
period of service In the city water de.
partment, is making an extended visit IN
Massachusetts,.
Edward Wilder formerly well known
as baseball player, returned to bis
home in Mortified this morning, after
calling on friends in the city,
DR.. b. j. Lameri, who is employed IN
the Office of Dr. A. c. Foster, left this
morning for Fort Ethan Allen in the ex-
pectation of enlisting in the dental re.
serve corps of the u. ). army.
Judge II. W. Scott, who returned re.
Gently from Boston. where he attended
the supreme lodge session of the n. T..
vice supreme warden OF the order, an
Mrs. Chauncey Alden and daughter,
Ruth, who have been visiting at the
home OF Mrs. Alden's parents. Mr.. and
Mns. Harry Gamble of Division street.
during the past few days, returned last
evening TO their home In Montpelier.
Charles Zanleoni, IT,, left this morning
for Burlington to take his final physical
examination for admission TO the hos
nffal ~ ka III Ha aa
accompanied BY his mother, Mrs. c. Fan
leoni, and his brother, Joseph Zanleoni.
On Saturday, May III, at Christ church |
cathedral, Martha b. Common, third |
daughter of the late Alexander Common
of Barre and of Mrs. Common of Water
town, Mass, was married to G.. L. Leigh
Mallory of Montreal, only son of Mr..
and Mrs. Wilfred Leigh Mallory, The
FRS, Bowmanville, Ontario, Canada, by
Rev Herbert Symons, d. D.
Private Edward Rogers, former stu.
dent at Goddard seminary, who has been
a member of the regimental band in the
company of the lst Yer
mont infantry since 1t was recruited here
last summer, is passing a few DAYS with
Barre and Burlington friends while on a
furlough from his military duties in
Ks
fore returning south, will endeavor TO en-
list two musicians for the band.
Walter Griffin, who has been employed
1t the plant of the Harrison Granite Co. I
Tor many years, left the city to-day for '
northern New York, his former home, 4
where he will reside. Mr.. Griffin il one .
II the few Barre craftsmen who have I
operated pneumatic tools in the granite h
for nearly 80 years He will !
'isit his brother in Brushton, n ", and !
alter he expects to establish retail !
business, specializing in Z
sarre granite somewhere in the north
ountry of the Empire state. A
Mr. and Mrs. James Gordon Sim of q
vinooski avenue, Burlington, announce !,
be marriage Of their second daughter, :.
essie Mildred, to Jerome Francis Beau =
agard, son of Mrs. Emma Besuregard :.
I Clark street, Burlington, which took :,
lace May 4, the ceremony being per Ia
,rmed at the Cathedral church by Fa-
ler ellis. The bride was attended by p
Iiss Evelyn Lambert and the best man r.
as Herbert Kennedy, Both were of r.
arlington. A wedding breakfast was RI
rived at the home of the bride. IN
The initiation of several candidates ti'
yured at the regular meeting OF the |. :.
O. f., Manchester Unity, which was ca
Id last evening in the lodge rooms in IN
e Worthen block, there being large 70
lmber of candidates admitted into the XII
Of the order. During the -
Getting applications for admission into ::
e order were read, while the reports .
ON the officers Of the order indicated
at the lodge Is in fiourishing condi- I.
IN in regard to the number of mem =
Ms. After the meeting a social time
Is enjoyed, light refreshments being !:
rved.
Orthodox Hebrews of Barre are joining Z
tn the faithful followers of Judaism !.
roughout the world in the Observance =
the great Jewish festival of Shabuoth, !.
feast of weeks. The festival began, in q
.ordance with Jewish religious Gus .
ms, at shutdown last evening, and will z
ltinue until shutdown this evening. Il
my Hebrews likewise will observe to- =
,rrow as supplementary festival. z
cording TO Biblical injunction, the feast !.
the weeks was observed in ancient .
lestine as one of the three great har. z
It festivals. 1t was celebrated on the X
ieth day after the beginning of the .
ssover. Upon this festival the first Y
,ayes of various kinds of grain grown Il
Palestine were offered as thanksgiving .
rifices to the Lord, Y
IN interesting patriotic ceremony is in {:
spect at the First Presbyterian church, =
ere service flag in honor of the
ing men of the parish who are with q
colors is TO be dedicated at special Ell
vice Sunday evening. Forty one see
Tiers and sailors are to be honored
h stars on flag which measures five
eight feet. A relative or near friend !
each soldier or sailor is to remove a
er covering the particular star which
resents him in the flag armament.
pastor will preach patriotic ser
4 and Miss Ruth Wylie is to repeat
recitation of the scriptural passages
CHI won her an award in the memoir I
ion contest at the county Sunday q
,ol convention last week.
Iuch enthusiasm has been generated
The result of an announcement that j,
Beatrice Forbes Robertson Hale, the Z II
d lecturer and actress, will be the
Iker at the war rally in the opera
se Tuesday evening. The local com r
zee is making rapid progress with its
and it is now expected C
the Barre pipe and drum band will
ide one of the sources of inspiration
the gathering. Speaking of Mrs. e.
IS visit in Burlington, The News of
CITY saws: Mrs Beatrice Forbes