The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-04-22
TALK OF THE TOWN

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adv.
Large showing Of wash waists at Alb
bolts.
Q, II. Perry Of the Perry Automobile
: company left last evening for Boston
where he will spend few day. on bust
ness.
win be al McAllister's store, Williams,
town, April % and -, with line OF
ehildren's and ladies' millinery, Mrs
Carroll.
Officers of Bright Star Rebekah lodge
No. is, are requested to meet Tuesday
evening, April %. al S o'clock sharp,
for practice.
Bessie Barriscale in Borrowed Plum
age fye-reel Triangle. "The Daugh-
ter of Uncle Sam, and comedy, Bijou
to.day.-adv
Mr.. and Mrs c. Philip Curtis OF Shar,
on, Mass, are guests of their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas IL. Cave sr, OF
Eastern avenue
John Guierre returned this afternoon
TO his home In South Ryegate, after
passing the week end with friends in
Barre and Montpelier
New shipment of hats Just in includes
military and poke shapes. Try one.
My price will please you. Mrs. Blar
Marani, AZ Warren street.
Miss Eda Buzzi returned yesterday TO
Corinth, where she is engaged as teach
err, after spending several weeks at her
home on Blackwell street
At the Slayton auction Wednesday
you will find 80 head of young cattle,
just what you want to turn out. There
seems to be no limit to the price of beef,
&c. L, Smith, auctioneer.
Deane Rollins returned this forenoon
to Windsor, where he is employed in a
munitions plant, after visiting at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs Carl
Rollins, of Brooklyn street during the
past few days.
John Rogers, John Sowes and Henry
Cooley, who have been visiting at their
respective homes in this city during the
past week, returned last evening to Bos
ton, where they are enrolled in the fresh
man class of the Harvard Dental college
A Liberty loan drive instituted in the
granite manufacturing plant OF Barclay /
Bros has already resulted in twenty-six |
subscribers for a total OF $1,000 There |
are about 80 employees in the plant and |
ii is hoped to get large part of them
enrolled in the list of bond subscribers. !
!. John c. Dodge and w. II, Ward of
Jockey Hollow returned yesterday from
a fishing trip to Sharon, where they were
successful in their quest for
brook trout. Mr. Dodge hooked one OF
the biggest trout ever captured bv To-
ral angler, and while the fish attained to
great length, like many of its brothers
N the finny tribe it lacked the meat com
monty attributed to trout at this time Of
he year. Old fishermen say that the
,peekled beauties are thinner than in
'ther years, owing probably to the ex
rene cold winter
Members of Clan Gordon and the Ia
lies auxiliary have been interested in a
lew departure in war service, as the re-
ult of which il is hoped that thousands |
II Scottish and French soldiers fighting
he war for democracy overseas may {
'rofit The plan, originated in Fall Riy- /
r, Mass, among the Scottish clansmen ,
# that city, provides for the free will
ffering of old table linen. including nap. /
inns, etc, to be used for bandages Lin !
n articles that may be repaired are not {
ut into bandage dimensions, for they :
re of more value intact. but every scrap .
t cloth that can be used for no other
urpose is TO be diverted to the bandage {
fiering OF the clansmen. Clothing must c
e thoroughly clean, and that is about Y
be only reservation made by the central
in its appeal. Chief Robert $
tewart Of Clan Gordon has interested t
imself III the new movement and il is t
xpected that the offering from clansmen t
nd members of the auxiliary in Barre n
ill be large, 8
To leap somewhat headlong from the I
estibule Of moving street car and i
ssten grip on the bride of a runaway
orse requires a good bit of nerve, bnt I
his is the stunt turned in by Motorman q
ouis Provost of the Tonnerville- Wash a
gton street trolley this forenoon near t,
le Merchant street intersection. There a
Y Motorman Provost linked himself in h
fably with the conservation movement, II
II the tactical bus which the r,snaway II
,rse of a mlkman trailed in its wake
'ntained some dozens of quarts of milk ci
hen the horse outstripped the Tonner- Fl
lie near Cottage street, the motorman fc
1t on full speed ahead, gained couple az
laps on the Eighty one before the car 81
ached West street, and essayed his Ia
We for conservation near the A. Tomasi m
ock. Horse, wagon and motorman in
me to a halt in front of the Jones & ia
ye livery, where an anxious milkman in
no was out of nothing but his breath til
ught up with the outfit. to