The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-05-14
TALK OF THE TOWN

bolts.
After passing the week end in town as
business visitor, George c. McCrillis
returned TO Marshfield to-day
Mrs. Mary Fradd and daughter. Miss
Lillian, OF Hartford, Conn, are visiting
friends In this city for few DAYS.
Employees of the water department in
stalled the drinking fountain at the
northwest corner of City park this morn.
ing.
Ethel Barrymore in THE Eternal Moth.
er," five-reel Metro feature, and Sid.
ney Drew comedy, "Too Much Henry"
Bijou to-day.-adv.
! Harold r. Fradd, former Barre boy
is member of the Motor Truck artil-
lery, 66th regiment. located at Fort
Adams, r. l. He enlisted at Hartford,
Conn.
X. OF @. concert and ball, Rowland hall
Monday, the Goth. Music by Carroll's
eight'piece orchestra. The last dance be-
fore the next draft quota leaves for
camp. Admission, 81 per couple; extra
ladies, 25c.-adv.
John Wilson, who has been spending
the past few days at the home of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Wilson of
South Main street, on short furlouph,
returned last evening to New York City,
where he will rejoin his shipmates on
board one of Uncle Sans transports.
L. o. Holmes OF Eastern avenue is
vacating the north store section in the
Bolster building, after having been en-
gagged in the retail jowelry business here
for several years. The space left vacant
hu Mr. Hnlpnaa iu 20, he, H.. ~
Martin in connection with his book store
and newsstand.
Miss Mary Tomasi, who has been en-
gagged for several months as a school
teacher in Duxbury, is at her home here,
having been summoned by the serious
condition Of Anthony Tomssi, who seems
to be recovering from the effects of an
automobile accident which he sustained
last Friday.
Robert Noble, a member of the God
dard seminary faculty, received a post
card from Coach McGinnis OF the God
dard seminary baseball team this morn /
ing announcing the defeat of the hill |
top baseball aggregation at Boston last |
Saturday, when they met defeat at the |
hands OF the Dean academy nine, by the |
score of to 5, after thrilling eleven
inning encounter This forenoon the team
left Boston for Exeter, n H., where they
are slated to meet the Exeter academy
nine tomorrow afternoon.
Forrest Carroll returned to the city
last evening from Burlington, where he
passed the physical examinations for en-
trance into the naval reserves yester-
lay afternoon. Mr.. Carroll, who was a
member of the 1915 class at Spaulding
nigh school, has been employed by the
New England Telephone & Telegraph Co
Turing the past year, having been en-
jagged until recently in laying cable lines
rear Newport. He will spend few days
II his home on North Main street before
eaying for Pelham Bay, L. l., next Mon
lay morning, where he has been assigned {
o report for duty as a steward.
Registered Holstein bull for sale. Near J
Y ready for service A fine individual
nut of good stock and from dam we in {
end to put under test soon. Just the
light age to turn out. The first check
or sos takes him. Have also young I
on of our herd sire, King Segis Pontiac +
'pofford, whose three nearest dams aver &
&c 3l.39 pounds butter in seven days. !
grandson of the $4,000 bull, King }
egis Pontiac Alcatra, with a long list of {
J. K. o. daughters; mostly white, a Q
eauty and breeding that puts him in }
lass good enough to head any herd. b
viii sell for 500 and arrange to give n
ne year to pay. Would like to see him t
emain in this section c. w. Perry, +
arre. Tel. 2S5-M or 5T7-W. o