The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-05-24
TALK OF THE TOWN
Auto enamels at A. V. Beckley's

Mr.. and Mrs John ~ Harvey of Bra
tleboro were visitors in. the city yestel
day.
Opening dance May 30 at Point Con
fort West Danville. J.. ID. Berry ProI
Engage your camps early.
Mr. and Mrs Louis Bianchi returne
TO their home in Windsor to-day, ate
visiting friends in the city.
Louis Biorn of East Brookfield un
derwent an operation for appendicitis a
the City hospital last night.
DR.. j W. Stewart of West street ha
returned from Burlington, where he ha
been attending the health officers school
Supt j. T.. Maun of the Central Yer
mont railroad returned to ST Abani
yesterday, after a business visit in thu
city,
Mrs. w. l.. Wilcox and daughter o
Moretown have been passing few days
in the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Stay
ton of South Main street
/ All sons of honorably discharged sol
diers and sailors of the war of '65 are in
| yited TO meet with Major l.. A. Abbott
camp, No. ID, Sunday, May 26; also Me
mortal day
All members of Major T. A. Abbott
| camp, No. IL, S. of ", are requested ia
meet at the camp room Sunday, May 26
at 10 o'clock to act as escort to r. b.
Crandall post, No So. E. 4. Perry, com
mander.
Miss Henrietta Mclean, who has been
employed as hello" girl in the central
Office Of the New England Telephone Co
for several months. left this morning for
Pittsford, where she is to enter the san
atorium for treatment.
On the last Friday of every month. be-
tween and p. m, | will hold free
clinic for children under IL wears of age,
whose parents are financially unable to
pay for the care of their teeth DIR.
Meaghers Dental Parlors, Miles block
adv.
! John Rosso, North Main street bar.
Der, who leaves tomorrow morning for
Camp Devens in the Washington county
draft quota, entertained members OF the
Barre BARRIERS union at his establishment
last evening Mr.. Rosso was presented a
token from his brothers in the craft.
Horace Allen Cram, son of Clinton w
Cram of Williamstown, and Miss Anna
Arlington, daughter of George Arlington
of the same place, were united in mar
riage by Rev. j. b. Reardon at the Uni
yersalist parsonage Wednesday evening
at o'clock. They were attended by
relatives. Mr.. Cram is farmer in Will
Jamestown and they will reside in that
town.
Barre buyers were numerous among
the cattle men who attended the sale of |
pure bred Holstein cattle at the Baker
farm in Greensboro Wednesday Thirty
head brought the sum of $685., the
stock including nine head of bull calves
House, Benjamin and Ala were among
the Barre people who invested, and others
from this locality who purchased Hol-
stems were DIR. L. Fl. Bancroft and an
agent Of the Morrison farm. Dan A.
Perry acted as auctioneer.
James Hayes Of Worcester, Mass, who
was picked up by the police in Enterprise
alley yesterday morning, appeared before
Magistrate H w Scott in the afternoon
and acknowledged a yagrancy offense 1t
developed that Hayes, who told of bum
ming his way from Worcester TO Barre
was badly in need Of medical attention
Judge Scott sentenced him to serve 80
DAYS in the house OF correction, and ,
Hayes said he would welcome that sort
of rest cure.
H. NJ. Farnham, the horse man, will
hold his next Goth combination auc- '
tion sale of horses and other property at {
his stables on Mortified street, Mont
pelier, VT on Friday, May 81 at y
o'clock D. m. There will be for this sale a
30 Ohio and Illinois horses, a nice lot /
If blocks and chunks, ranging in weight
from ! 100 to LOO pounds. There will Y
also be some second hand or commission
horses carriages, harnesses and other B
G. F. Smith, auctionecr.
Installation of the officers elected late
n April by st. Aldemar commandery.
(. T., took place in the Masonic asylum
asst evening, following by "a hours the c
annual inspection, which was held ON
Y Wednesday night with the grand inspcc
or, G. H. Root of Newport, conducting
he review. Clinton +. Milar is the new h,
commander, and the remaining i
were indicted as follows VI
A. d. Young; captain N
eneral, w. d. Mower; senior warden, ~
c. Ladd; junior warden, Allan Reid =,
treasurer, Edward w Bisbee; secretary,
v. =. Scotti prelAte, n. y. Love; stand q
I'd bearer, Nathaniel Bond; sword bear. \.
r, c. w Mcmillan; warder, William W a.
'uesell. A social hour followed the in -
Mrs. William Mercer OF Ayers street of
sceived word yesterday of the death of 20
err brother, Private Carroll V. Smith, Nj
no died at the u. $. army general hos of
ital in New York Wednesday, following pr
is return from France, where he was
rieken with articular rheumatism while du
irving with the American expeditonary Hs
'rces. Private Smith returned To Amer is
a in February. Since last November he on
I'd spent much of the time in hospitals Re-
ire and abroad The young man was a sio
ltive of Washington. although he had 70
lssed much of his life in Stowe, where we
e funeral, it is expected, will be held rer
Inday. He was 10 years old and en- -
'ted last June, after which he spent -
me time in training camps at Fort
than Allen and Mantle, Conn, He a.
emit TO France in October. Mr.. and Mrs. ny
\. Smith of Methuen. Mass, the for ~
er brother of the deceased, and his ~, ~
Their, Edison D. Smith of the same town, w
rived in Barre last evening and win re- on'
ain with Mr.. and Mrs Mercer until We
ey go to Stowe for the funeral
A fitting send off TO three Of the young