The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-05-11
TALK OF THE TOXIN

pofothN Dalton III nh'h oi lhe wan
a hve.reel Triangle, and THE Red Ace,
Biiou to.day.-ady.
A. j. Stewart Of Park street left last
night on business trip 10 Burlington
and Rutland county,
Milton Williams returned TO his work
in Boston last night, after passing q
week at his home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Burke and Mr.
and Mrs, T., j. Owens have returned
home from visit in Burlington.
Foredrag av Axel Anderson, Concord
y. H., den II maj X. Of c. hall, ALA
Skandinaver valkomns. FRITZ intrade-
Miss Dorothy Nj. Currell Of Reading
Mass, is in the city, having been called
here by the death OF Glenn W, Merrill.
Auction al Holmes Iewelry store Fri
day and Saturday evening only; last
chance. Watches, clocks, jewelry, silver
ware.-adv.
Hugh Cole, who has been attending
the state university at Burlington, is
visiting at the home Of his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. William Cole, Of Orange street
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ford of Jamaica
Plain, Mass, former residents of Barre,
are passing a few days in the city, hav-
ing been called here by the death Of
Glenn W. Merrill
Alexander Simpson Watt of North
Seminary street, who recently enlisted in
the merchant marine through the Red
Cross pharmacy station, left last night
for Boston TO report at Commonwealth
pier.
The Ministers Monday club will meet
next Monday, May 10, at 1880 a. m. at
the seminary, Montpelier. Rev. 5. i.
Bloomfield, pastor of Bethany church, will
open discussion on Prayer and the
Present Uncertainty" Luncheon will
follow.
There were six women at the Red
Cross sewing class yesterday. Where
are the other patriotic women of Barre
Spaulding school, are open every Fri
day afternoon, and there is sewing
enough for all
Charles Spear of Morrisville, former
resident of Barre, called on friends in
the city yesterday. Mr.. Spear is en-
ployed as chauffeur for Secretary OF
State F, G, Fleetwood and accompanied |
him to Montpelier to attend the Yer
mont war conference.
Mrs. George l.. Morris Of Averill street, |
who has been passing week in Boston,
returned home to-day, accompanied by |
her daughter, Miss Nora Morris, stu.
dent in the training school for nurses at
the Massachusetts, General hospital, who
Is convalescing from a severe illness.
The surgical dressings division of the
Barre branch of the Red Cross is in need
,f pair of tailor's shears for cutting the
absorbent gauze, and if anyone has a
pair he is willing to loan to the workers,
hey will be much appreciated. The
shears may be left at The Times Office.
Mrs. Adolph Corsi, who was among
everal Barre young women who took
he civil service examinations in this
ty few weeks ago, has received word
hat her application has been accepted.
hrs. Corsi, who was Miss Eda Carusi,
$ a graduate of Spaulding high school.
he expects to report for duty in Wash
ngton, ID. c. within the next fortnight.
H. NJ. Farnham, the horse man, will !
old his next combination auction sale OF
orses and other property at his stables
n Mortified street, Montpelier, on Fri.
ay, May IL, at ] O'Clock sharp in the !
fternoon A new carload of rs Ohio I
orses fancy lot, and lots of commits y
ion horses are expected, C. +. Smith, b
uctioneer.
In the obituary notice of Alexander T.
lowers, whose death occurred at his !.
ONE, Cable street, Friday morning, !,
ladvertent omission was made of the :.
let that he belonged to the supreme =
rand royal arch chapter of Masons,
cotland, the grand lodge OF Scotland, :"
nd Clan Gordon, No. IL, O. S. c. He
as also a member of the First Presby 7
rian church. a
Special cars over the traction railroad 7
rried a large delegation from Clan 7,
ordon to Montpelier last evening TO n
tend the war conference, The Barre ?,
pc and Drum band accompanied the Y,
ansmen. and furnished music for the /,
arch from the capitol to the city hall,
here the addresses by out Of the state q,
eakers were given Many other Barre &
ople were present at the conference 60
one time or another during the day. i,
A st. Andrews club gathering last st
ening took the form of a farewell M
rty in honor of one Of the club men, hs
exander S. Watt, who left early this dc
orning for Boston to report for duty in hi
e merchant marine Around 30 mem. he
rs were PRESENT ana lHeTe WAS an en-
yable program of songs and instru. tie
entail music. Mr. Watt was warmly mi
dictated for his decision to enter the iii
rvice of his country, and before the an
Getting adjourned John Geals, speaking hs
r the club presented the naval recruit
shaving set Afterwsrd the club mem WI
RS escorted Mr. Watt to the station ca
, left on the 1885 train, he
Guilty Of two counts was the plea en- ST.
ed by Henry Bailey, an elderly Calais
IN, who was arraiigned before Magis yo
lie Fl. w. Scott In municipal court an
iday afternoon on charges of larceny, Al
a felony charge which specifies break -.
! and entering, the respondent asked
a hearing, which probably will be
q next Friday Bail of 5000 on the