The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-04-16
TALK OF THE TOWN

II All are invited to the book social a
II the Nj. L. church Friday evening.
III Rummage sale at lnivensalist ve,tr,
II wednesday afternoon and evening. adv
II Women taxpayers OF Barre; DO no
H forget TO file your inventory ON or be
II fore April ~.
II a, J, Young of Young Bros returne,
H yesterday from business visit OF sew
II eral days IN Boston and Quincy, Mass
II Miss Margaret Rock has returned iron
II Marshfield, where she has been carin,
Il Tor George May, and is at her home, q
Il Jefferson street.
H Mrs. William Wylie returned Monday
II from Boston, where she has been visit,
ing her daughter, Maude, and other rel.
atlves for the past two weeks.
/ Miss Mildred Clark OF Abbott avenue
resumed her duties as clerk in The Day
| lighi store this forenoon, after being lie
tanned at her home during the past week
Seaman Lewis r. Hoar. who has been
passing several days in the home of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Il. a. Hoar of East
street, returned last night to Charleston,
5. G.
special meeting of the Presbyterian
ladies union will be held tonight at
1880 in the church. As there is very i'm.
portant business, every member is urged
to be present.
The woman's association of the Con.
gregational church will meet in the
church parlors "Wednesday afternoon at
2;3O O'Clock. A social hour will follow
the business session
] Hollis Taylor, who has been employed
as clerk at the Red Cross pharmacy,
completed his duties in that capacity
last evening. Mr. Taylor left this fore
noon for his home in East Barre, where
he Will spend few weeks before being
ordered TO report for duty at Boston,
where he will be assigned to some shin
~ merchant marine of the L. S. navy.
Mr.. Taylor recently successfully passed
the examinations for entrance into the
merchant marine.
Among the guests arriving at Hotel
Barre last night and this morning were
the following people: NJ II. Redden of |
Burlington, Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Laird of |
st. Johnsbury, l.. Il. Meyers of Thetford, |
A. l.. Duke of Manchester, A. N. Sowles |
OF Syracuse. n. Y, r. c. Suloway of St /
Iohnsbury, S. NJ. Mcdonald of Medford /
Mass, 4. W. Heath of Woodsville, n. H..
w. H. b. Perry of Waterbury, y. j.
A~phr'Aoh va pN4 -. - L Ol
Albany. +. L. Leconte of Chicago, ILL.,.
Aaron Berman of Littleton, ~ II.
Stanton Burgess arrived in the city
last evening from Boston, where he has
been enrolled as a student at the Har. |
Ward Dental college, to spend few days
at the home OF his parents, Mr. and Mrs
Riley Burgess of the Montpelier road
Mr. Burgess, who enlisted in the aviation
nd, % h. ( |
ago, has been pursuing course at the
the course He expects 10
spend short visit at the home of his
parents before being assigned to some (,
station.
A half tone likeness of p. G.. Lavcrv. .
the well known New York monument re-
taller, and former resident of Barre, :
appears in the current issue of the Irish
World and the American Industrial Lib
orator. Accompanying the cut is a pic.
ture of the bust of Patrick Ford, the '
Lavery out of Italian clay. There are I
many indications that Mr. Lavery's fine '
LIKENESS OF Ford viii be adopted by v
appointed to select model :
or memorial. Mr.. Lavery. il will be t
'ecalled. recently designated Barre gran. a
te as the stone TO be used in herculean h
tatue OF Monsignor McCready which he t
reated. The McCready memorial has t.
'een erected, and critics have acclaimed a
in terms of warm admiration. "
The Spaulding Sentinel has made its L
ppearanee in the trenches Or, more
properly, just in the rear of the 'front.' IN
inc defenses where American soldiers are il
CRYING on the frontier Of freedom. A
stter received by Mrs. j. r. Maiden of I
'hurch street from her son, Private Lee b
laden, in France, states that several I
ackages from home, newspapers and m
opy OF the new school paper at Spauld- Il
ig greeted him upon his return from b
olourn fartherest over there" The as
Dung man states that the experience le
as most novel one, and altogether
ifferent from what he had expected w
riyate Maiden is in excellent health to
nd assures his mother that the soldiers is
the American expedtionary force are te
eing well treated.
Unless there is hitch in the present M
rogram, the resolution fixing the fee OF w
owing picture establishments in Barre
500 per year will be adopted by the
,ard of aldermen at its regular meeting WI
lis evening. The resolution. as intro. gu
iced by the license committee a week fol
70, has been passed to a second reading. t.
I'd as no opposition developed there is eN
cry reason TO believe that the formal. al
Y of its adoption will end the long in
anding difficulties existing between the TO
OWE people and the city fathers. A re- thu
rt on the ACCESSIBILITY of requiring ex'
nd of truck owners is due from the cha
ense committee Thus far people who les
e operating heavy trucks in the streets ers
Barre have not been asked for an in hsl
unity bond The matter of requiring enl
e is optional with the council or select we
m of each town and city. thi
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