The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-05-07
TALK OF THE TOWN


See Abbott's line Of wash goods
Miss Clancy. corsetiere, will be il
Barre this weekday.
! Regular meeting of Ruth chapter. Ma
80, q, +. y, Wednesday evening, MAY s
at 1880 o'clock.
Everybody come TO the |. O. o. r. bal
al Rowland hall Tuesday evening, Ma,
Ia. A good time for all
Mr.. and Mrs Walter p. Field and thre,
daughters OF Hardwick were guests al
w, A. Lanes over the week end.
Auction at Holmes Jewelry Store TO-
day at 1880. Closing out sale, Every
thing to go. Retiring from business.
Thomas Harper OF Buffalo. n. ", Il
visiting for few days az the home OF
his brother Alex Harper OF Aver street
Mrs Grace w Cutler left on the morn
ing train for Nieholsville, ~ v, called
there by the serious illness Of her par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. A. Wood.
Maecabees attention: During the alb.
sence OF the record keeper for two weeks.
all dues and assessments can be paid TO
the commander. Mrs. Florence yeale.
Raymond Cave, who has been attend.
ing the University Of Vermont, arrived
in the city last evening to spend the sum
mer vacation at his home on French
street.
The Philathea class of the Congrega
tional church will hold its monthly bust
ness meeting and social with Mrs. w. A.
Lane, 81 Spaulding street, this evening
Everybody come
meeting of the sewing committee of
the Barre Hospital Aid association will
be held at the hospital Thursday after
noon at $3.50 o'clock. A large attend.
ance would be much appreciated
Alban Carroll, John Muiry, Manuel
Canales and Fordyce Jackson returned
yesterday forenoon from an automobile
trip through the White mountains, they
having spent the past several DAYS with
friends al The Wiers, ~ II.
Frank Lawless OF South Barre. who
recently returned to this city from Bur
lington, where he has been enrolled at
the University of Vermont during the
past school year, commenced his duties
as clerk at the Barre Savings Bank 4
Trust Co. yesterday.
A. NJ. Stafford. Long street man, is
going TO do his war gardening in a pub
lie thoroughtare this year, permission
having been given him to farm the
stretch OF city land known rs Churchill !
street This mdeveloped highway ex.
tends from Bank TO Long street. and is
admirably adapted to gardening pur.
poses
Guests arriving at Hotel Barre last 1
night and this morning include the fol. |
lowing people: Mr.. and Mrs j. f. Blod- /
gett OF Bellows Falls, Frank Bianchi Of .
Northfeld, w. R. skinner of Royalton,
Bert Darling of Malone, ~ Y. L. +.
of st. Johnsbury, W Fl Tup.
Der of Burlington, James !, Cox of New
Haven, r. W. Heath of Woodsylle. y.
T., G. B. Duncan of McIndoes and J. G.
Thompson of Burlington
Miss Ruth Glysson arrived in the city
asst evening from Burlington, where she
'as been a student at the University Of
fermont during the past year, to spend {
he summer vacation al the home Of her
arents, Mayor and Mrs Eugene Glys.
on Of Perry street Miss Rachel Dix, /
mother student at the university, re.
urned from Burlington to spend the
ummer months at the home of her
lother, Mrs. Addie Dix of Brook street. I
The Spsulding high school baseball 9
cam will open the season at Montpelier
0 morrow afternoon, when they are
lated TO line up against Coach Maiden's
harges at Montpelier seminary Al.
iough weakened greatly from last sea 5
pms team by graduation and by the loss q
Young, who covered one of the outer \
ardens last season, through ineligibility, c
he Spaulding team has been rounding
ito shape lately. polli will do the
wiring for the high school aggregst ton, h
lille Vanetti will be on the receiving \
ne. :
Atty. Richard A. Hoar has returned =
ON Burlington, where he submitted to :
! operation for the removal of fatty y,
Imor on the back Of his neck The y
'owth of the tumor became pronounced :
ound two years ago, and recently IL y
ached such alarming proportions that \
r. Hoar decided to have it removed at y
zee. Its presence on his neck the doe. u
rs traced to an accident which he sus
ined many years ago while employed
a mine in Michigan. He is able to be
t Of doors and the flesh opening made st
the surgeon is healing rapidly.
An adjourned meeting of the Red Cross vi
II be held Wednesday evening May s, dc
1880 o'clock in Aldrich hall. There is W
portant business to be transacted in m
iding the discussion of the war chest en-
nd. Any person who has paid dol sc
is member of the Red Cross and is
5ited to be present The men are espe- BIZ
lily requested TO attend this meeting. tr
Notice to Members of Independent Or. 81
: of Foresters-Arthur X. Lund of "a vi
eridan street has been elected financial Rs
rotary of Court Barre. No. 3,3l7, and &c
members are requested to pay their gu
easements to him hereafter. Avviso ca
membri Of Independent Order of For Lu
ers-Arthur X. Lund, "a Sheridan ne
eet, estate elatto segretatrio di finan- He
della Court di Barre, No. 3.3l7, etatti Sc,
lembri devono pagaro a lui. DO