The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-05-02
TALK OF THE TOWN

Have You seen those coat models Al
Abbott'sy
Don't miss Beattie & Duncans adv, OF
page \. adv.
1 Read Beattie 4 Dunean's adv, on pae,
). OF special interest TO you.-ady.
Mrs. Charles Zanleoni and son, Joseph
were visitors in Burlington to-day,
, Rummage sale at the Hedding NJ y
church Friday afternoon and evening
May 3.-adv.
Contractor T.. n. Normandeau Of Mer,
chant street was business visitor in st.
Adams to-day,
Regular monthly meeting of division
No. A, q. H., Thursday evening, May
2, at 1880 o'clock.
gen den 4 Maj, ALA skandinayier val,
komna, Mote III. 7.
The Clover club will hold its last meet
ing of the year with Mrs, William Mari.
u franklin street, Friday afternoon at
2'30 o'clock.
The w. {. 7. u. will meet with Mrs,
Fred Beckley, q Park street. Friday ait r.
ernoon at $3.50. Members please come
prepared 20 pay dues.
Have you done your duty to Uncle
Sami II not don't delay, but do il now
by subscribing for Liberty bond at the
Quarry Savings Bank & Trust Co
Auction sale al H. NJ. Fsrnhanrs nj
Montpelier, tomorrow, ssth combination
sale of horses and other property; 30
fresh Iowa and Dakota horses, commits.
sion horses, wagons, harnesses, farm
tools, etc G. r. Smith, auctioneer.
Cameil Fourtney, who recently re-
turned to this city from Westfield, Mass,
where he has been employed during the
past few months, commenced his duties
as candy maker at the Wards candy
Kitchen yesterday morning Mr.. Fourt-
ney was formerly candy maker in the
Laws store in the old city building
Andrew Scott of 40 Foster street re-
ceiyed message yesterday from Aber.
deem, Scotland, telling him of the death
OF his brother Sergeant Alex Scott of the
Gordon Highlanders. He was severely
wounded in three different battles and
gassed in another, which was directly the
cause of his death. He was buried with
full military honors April II.
Show your patriotism. DO your bit
for the boys over there, Come to the
play, entitled, "The Girls Over Here,
given by the teacher training class of
Spaulding high school at the assembly
hall Friday evening May 3, at 8 o'clock. |
The cast OF characters; Dolly, Stacker, |
Lillian Geake; Virginia, Red Cross
nurse, Edah Perry; Madge, a happy go.
lucky slangy girl, Florence Finnigsn;
Ethel, pretty, lively, American girl,
Stella Nelson; Mrs. Davis, veterans
wife, Vera Watson; Molly, an ambulance
driver, Amelia Giudici Nora, pathetic
figure of Irish parentage, Leila Hatha,
way Babe, a postman (postwomanl,
Murray; seloist, Alice Muir
ray. All come. Benefit for Red Cross,
Yesterdays heavy rain nterfered
with the clean up program in
iugurated by the street and health de-
oartments at the beginning of the week,
cut the garbage collectors are not far
behind their schedule and il is probable
hat the collections may be completed
~ Saturday night, although another day
will be devoted to the work if it is unfn-
shed at the end Of this week. House
holders whose rubbish has not been re
moved are asked to scan the schedule of ,
treets in use last year. copy Of which
vas reprinted in last Saturdays Times.
iarbage must be deposited at the curb
ne in containers if the collectors are to .
emove it. 4
All members of Clan Gordon, No II, /
nd ladies' auxiliary are asked to can {
ass their respective Deighborhoods and !
riends for old linen and cotton or any '
Thite goods suitable for bandages,
heets, etc, also shirts, paiamas, or any I
len's clothing to be sent for use among a
he wounded soldiers in France and Eng. c
md. Srch articles must be clean and p
hole and will be accepted even though |
hey be slightly mended. w, G. Rey. t
Odds has kindly consented to let the y
Ian have the use of his store for such
and any person desiring to "
i've such articles may leave them there L
r phone Mrs. Robert Stewart, Tel d
Eel, or Miss Celia bowers, Tel 1913. I,
$50 at elan rooms, or with any member
the auxiliary, who viii try TO have a 81
Ok sent about May 10. Let everyone a
y to give at least one piece for the q
ounded lover there" b