The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-01-16
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Sadiiers, Keith avenue.
New lot ladies low and high heel rub
bers by express. Rogers Walk.oyer Bool
Shop.
II. n. Kimball Of Enosburg Fails wal
among the business visitors In the city
| to-day.
A son, Clyde Russell, was born Jan. u
90 Mr. and Mrs. Carl Miles Of Montpelier
formerly Of this city.
Special sale NIL this week of stamped
goods and millinery TO make room foI
new stock. Beattie A Duncan shop
Howard Townsend Of Bristol, Conn. il
passing q few days In Barre, having been
called here by the death OF his father,
George II. Townsend.
Miss Pearl Wright OF Sherbrooke. r,
O., arrived In the city last evening for a
visit of several days in the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. G. n. Tilden of South Main
street.
I Mrs. Max c. Fisher Of Jefferson street
has returned to the city. after passing
few days with her husband, Lieut..
Fisher, who is temporarily stationed in
New York.
Leroy Kenneth OF Danyille. who is rs.
ISOLATED with the klark Urban show,
now playing a week stand in Montpelier,
called on friends in the city yesterday
and to-day.
Tn the list of officers of the Barre His
torical society Inc, as printed in yester.
days paper, the name of Mrs. Elmer
Perry us one of the directors should have
been Mrs. Alma Perry.
H. J, Slayton has sold his two houses
and property on Mechanic street. Mont
pelier. TO j. y. Utton Of Worcester, TAX
ing as payment the latter's farm of 1876
acres The whole deal involved about
$4,000.
A regular meeting OF the X. c. !. p. A.
will be held in Foresters' hall, Worthen
block, Wednesday, Jan. 10, at 40 p. m.
All members are requested TO be present, |
as our bill expires April j, 1918. and we
will vote on sections OF our new bill. Per !
order X. Sec.
A pillow cover. deity decorated with |
hand embroidery, is exhibited in one of I
the display windows at the Homer Fits
store. The pillow is a souvenir of France,
as il was purchased BY Private Florinda
Mike Cerasoli and by him sent home
to his mother
Because of impossible conditions on
the traction lines and the well nigh com
plete breakdown of other transportation
facilities, the cribbage and pool matches
which were to have been played in Mont
pelier last evening between the Knights
al L,to af Do nI h. .al
were postponed until Friday evening,
when the final meeting viii take place.
Permission has been granted the X OF
c. to use the opera house Monday even ,
ing, when Rev. A. c. Griffin, prominent
Catholic clergyman of Wallingford viii .
speak in the interests OF the X. of c. ,
war fund Negotiations for another 4
speaker are under way, although il was
earned yesterday that Gov. Graham,
whose name had been mentioned as
possible contributor TO the program, had
speaking engagement elsewhere.
James Sector, ir., of the j. w Dillon I
insurance agency called at city hall yes !
erday and rendered draft for SI,2lS7s.
he amount Of insurance fixed by the !
d iustors on the city's share of the loss
diustment is regarded as satisfactory I
" city officials, as the amount of in
uranee carried on the property was
My $4,000 Ii is expected that the next
Obey issued on the citys part of the
uilding will be larger. and in the mean :
ime temporary insurance has been placed :
IL the structure.
William Emslie OF the Montpelier road,
resident of the Vermont Poultry as
ociation, the secretary. Charles Oliver,
Ohm Kennedy and Charles Moir left this b'
forming for st. Adams to attend the an >
ual exhibition of the Vermont State
oultry Association. A number of Barre q,
irds are being shown in st. Adams this g,
eek and whether the birds started early
1ough to make their destination Messrs.
liver, Emslie and NOR were uncertain ei
neither the conditions of travel would hi
ermit them to reach the Railroad city A
efore night.
Pythians of Vincitia lodge. No. 10. y
altered in castle hall in the Blanchard y
uilding last evening for the installation y
officers elected month ago. Nelson -
|. Lewis, lodge deputy, was the install ~ -
x officer, and a large number of Pyth -
ms were present to participate in the
,remony. Following are the officers who NJ
re to occupy the chairs at Vincita lodge w
1918; Chancellor commander, W. w OF
AIRY; vice chancellor, James Robertson; I'M
relate, William Black; master of work la
lillian Campbell; keeper of records and pl
al, Frank Il, Robinson; master at arms,
,hn Glib; master of finance, William
Greer; master of the exehequer, vii.
I'm A. Mcleod of the Montpelier road;
side guard, Mark +. Cutler
A telegram received at police head mi
arters yesterday from the chief of po ha
e in Worcester, Mass, stated that IN
lomas Starr, recently of Barre, had III
en- arrested on robbery charge and tn
rs being held for the Barre police Chief ati
nclair left for Worcester to-day TO an
Ike charge of the prisoner, who will be -
ought to Barre tomorrow for arraign ]
mt before Magistrate II. w. Scott in
inicipal. court. Starr is wanted in con
ction with the alleged rolling" of
lumberjack in this city last
eek. Already two young men who are
id to have been implicated in the affair I
We been placed under bonds of $1,000 :
r their appearance at the March term
Washington county court, and the po-
e say that their confession of com
city in the alleged robbery tended to
plicate Starr