The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-05-31
TALK OF THE TOXIN

See new lot of remnants In Abbott'i
basement.
June Victor records on sale tomorrow
June |, at Cummings a Lewis,
Miss Glynora Gould OF spaulding street
was visitor with friends In South Roy
alton yesterday.
Thomas and George Davidson OF New
York are visiting at the home OF their
mother on Summer street.
Marie Osborne in Sunshine and Gold"
a fiye-reel feature, and THE Fighting
Trail" Bijou to.day.-adv.
| Miss Lena Giudici, who is enrolled at
business college in Boston, is visiting
for a few days at her home on Beckley
street
Miss Lucy Wells of the postoffice force
left this forenoon for Stoughton, Mass,
where she was summoned by the illness
of her brother, b. II. Wells.
Rev. and Mrs. Edgar Grassland and
child of Wellington street were in North
field yesterday, when the former deliv-
cred the Memorial day address.
Mrs. p. NJ. Coyne and son, James, OF
Salem, Mass, formerly of Barre, are
passing a few days in the home of Mrs.
ID. l.. Wyllie of Summer street
Dean Rollins, who is employed in the
munition plant at Windsor, Is visiting
for few days at the homo OF his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Rollins Of Brook
Ign street.
Clarence Geake, who is employed at
Quincy, Mass, arrived In the city yester-
day forenoon to spend a few days at the
home of his mother, Mrs. James Sawyer |
of Church street.
Children of the Presbyterian church |
are requested to rehearse at the church |
Saturday afternoon at 3:45. Those who
desire TO take part in children's day ex-
ercises must attend every rehearsal.
Parents are asked to cooperate.
Albert Williams of West street, who
has been employed for several years as a
at the Jones Brothers
granite plant in the north end of the
city, left this forenoon for Boston, where
he expects to enlist in some branch of
the naval service.
Bernard Hamel of Plainfield who was
formerly employed at the Montpelier 4
Wells River ticket office, was visitor
with friends in the city yesterday. Mr.
Hamel is at present attached to the sig
nal corps at Burlington and is a member
IF the signal corps baseball team, which
played the Goddard seminary baseball
cam at the seminary campus yesterday
afternoon.
Thirty members of the Presbyterian
Bible class enjoyed their annual picnic
unch at Dewey park Wednesday even !
NC. Following the luncheon there was q
N impromptu program Of music and
rotations. A committee consisting of e
Kisses Christina Walker and Nellie Slora. U
Robert Patterson and Robert Mcdonald v
lad charge of the arrangements. :
A farewell reception was given Miss .
,una Grearson at Kirk street Tuesday 4
yening by members Of Spauldng high u
chool. Games were played and refresh e
1ents of ice cream, cake and waters were
erved After the refreshments a foun
ain pen was presented Miss Grearson by s.
Iiss Hazel Wilbur. A musical enter. G
ainment was furnished, during which
olos were sung by Howard Geake and g
iano solo by Miss Gladys Rowell. Miss q
has lived in Barre long time D
nd her absence will be much regretted /
V her many friends.
Louis Rabaroli Of Berlin street, who !
as accepted for the medical corps at II
Iontpelier yesterday afternoon, left the te
ty this forenoon for Montpelier, where "
E has been ordered to report, before go q
q to Fort Slocum, n. v Another Barre
oung man, Paul Giacherin of Smith al
rect. was accepted for the navy at the p'
.cruiting station in Montpelier, which a
as kept open during the holiday Mr., "
iacherio has been employed as granite al
liter at the Harrison granite plant for "
veral years and expects to leave the th
ty Tuesday forenoon for Burlington 81
undergo second physical examins Oh
on before going to Pelham Bay, J.. l., m
here he will receive his training. er
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