The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-04-26
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See special underwear values in All
bolts bargain basement,
Baby carriages, sulklos and parl
strolers. Sadlier's Keith avenue
John II Riley Of East Berkshire called
ON friends in the city yesterday and to
day
Lieut. William r. Littlciohn OF Camp
Dix Is passing a iurlough at his home
here.
Mrs Frank o. Lee OF fremont street
went To Burlington this morning TO pass
a Few days with relatives
Warren Rowland Of Duxbury, a for.
mer chief OF police IN Barre, called ON
friends Ia the city yesterday.
Remember the benefit dance April -.
In the Clan Gordon hall, Italian and
Spanish colony cordially invited,
Regular meeting of the Col. i. h. Mead
circle, No. /. Ladies of the G.. A, r., Fri
day afternoon at $3.50 o'clock in auXil-
larry hall
Buick roadster Al condition, must be
! sold at once, For particulars see Mrs.
5. 4. Laviolette, % North Main street,
tel. 65G.W.
The granite plant Of Hebert & Ladrie
reports 100 per cent enrolment in the
| Liberty loan, every man contributing to-
ward bond
son OF Mr. and Mrs John Colombo Of Ii
Foster street, was taken 10 the City
hospital yesterday for treatment.
Help raise funds for the district nurse
work by coming TO see Mr.. and Mrs
Alphabet at Rowland hall this evening
Admission two cents for every letter in
your name-adv.
To acquaint the ladies Of Barre with
our new lines in millinery, we offer 20
per cent discount on all millinery and
stamped goods for the rest of the week.
At Beattie & Duncans.
Miss Avis Stewart, who for the past
two and half years has been training
as nurse az the City hospital, grad |
mated from that institution yesterday. !
For the present she win remain in Barre. !
Accompanied by Coach McGinnis mem
bers of the Goddard seminary baseball !
team left this forenoon for Mortified, |
where they are slated TO line up against /
the Norwich informals this afternoon.
Neal D. Blanchard writes he has been
transferred back to the L. $, S. Wiscon-
sin Address, care postmaster, Fortress
Monroe, Va. He is now messenger for
the officer OF the deck and likes his work
very much.
Each young man leaving next week
for war service, who goes from the sec
tion which is covered by the Barre Red !
Cross, is urged TO communicate with
Mrs 5. n Parker, 25 Spaulding street, ,
in order to receive the articles designed 4
for them.
At its regular meeting last evening,
Barre aerie of Eagles voted 20 purchase 4
5000 worth of Liberty bonds of the third
ssue. With the purchase OF these bonds
he aerie viii have $1,000 invested in Sc I
urites of this kind The vote to con
inue the purchase of Liberty bonds was Z
unanimous. Z
Funeral services for Arthur A Stet !
on of Charles street, whose death oc I
urred Wednesday, were held in the NOR
uary chapel of A. w Badger & Co this y
fternoon at 3 o'clock. Rev. j B. Rear a
on. pastor of the Unversslst church,
Tomorrow morning at 2;50
clock the body will be taken over the
entral Vermont railroad to Sutton, =.
J., Mr. Stetson's birthplace where the !
lneral and interment are to take place
unday afternoon.
Clifford Stone, who has been visiting n
18th friends in the city during the past
eek, returned last evening to Boston, il
here he has been ordered TO report for v
uty az yeoman in the {. 5. navy. Mr.. m
tone, who was member Of the 1917 eY
raduating class of Goddard seminary, e.
as been enrolled as a student in Tufts
,llege since the opening OF college last fall
e recently enlisted in the navy and his "a
I'll to report for duty at the Boston \
svy yard came yesterday afternoon.
An agitation is under way in Barre
own for the purchase of an automobile 4
uck for use on highway work, it being
aimed by those In favor of the project n
at the truck would make great saw
e in time and current expense and that 4
is really needed if the town is to keep \
, its newly constructed macadam roads.
he principal use of the truck would be
transport crushed rock. As well
lown, the haul is a considerable dis \
nee. for instance to the proposed new
reich of macadam on the East Mont 4
lier road. II is asserted that a great
wing might he made by the use of
avy truck instead of many teams and
number of men. The agitation for the
lck has not yet taken definite shape
t it is growing nzu
AT the home of Mrs Samuel Sargent 500.
Prospect avenue yesterday afternoon,
rs Antonio Bianchi OF Beekley street 4
IS rendered farewell party by about
of her friends and neighbors in that
unity Mrs Bianchi and children OK
It to leave the city Saturday forenoon
Quincy, Mass, where they are to take
their residence The afternoon was
asantly spent in a social manner, while
reshments of ice cream and cake were
we'd In behalf of the company, Mrs.
aries Higgs presented Mrs. Bianchi a
yelling bag with a few appropriate re.
rks, while the latter responded in a "A
ing manner. The committee in charge :
the affair was composed of Mrs. Sam
Sargent, Mrs. Forrest Chaples and
5. Clyde Reynolds
Hardwick- Barre Stage.