The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-05-20
TALK OF THE TOWN
Zee Abbott's line Of six dresses.

H Francis X. Bushman and Beverl,
Bayne in THE Voice of Conscience i
six.reel Metro feature, Bijou tomorrow
adv.
II County Game Warden T.. s. Neweoml
Of Waterbury Center was in the cit,
Saturday to confer with his deputies
here.
Maccabees, Attention. Special prac
tice meeting of officers and guards in X
of P. hall Wednesday evening at O'Clock
sharp.
viii be at McAllister's store, VIII.
Jamestown, Wednesday and Thursday,
with a line Of light and dark hats. Mrs.
A. NJ. Carroll.
All members Of Barre council, X. Of c.,
are requested TO meet in their hall Tues.
day morning at o'clock for the purpose
of attending mass.
Georgiannns Mudgett 80 Park street,
representative of p. Y. Bonney's Sons,
Boston, has had phone installed, the
number being 47-l.-adv.
The bonds for the third Liberty loan
are now ready for delivery TO our sub
scribers who paid in full for their sub.
scription Quarry Savings Bank & Trust
Co.
Mrs. George r. Robertson, a resident
of this city for many years, Is calling on
| friends while here on business, before
going TO Quincy, Mass, TO make her
home.
The government has sent s35 900 add.
tional third Liberty loan bonds to the
Granite Savings Bank a Trust Co. Bonds
raa1xr for HaltNorxr 10 thnun xphn
have paid in full.
Miss Shirley Macneil Of Ayers street,
who is taking a weeks vacation from
her duties at the Daylight store, left
yesterday for Greensboro, where she will
spend week camping
John Jacobs, who has been enrolled
as a student at Goddard seminary dur
ing the past two years, returned to the
city last evening from Boston, where he
has been spending the past week.
K of'C. concert and ball, Rowland hall, |
Monday, the Goth. Music by CAROLS |
eight piece orchestra. The last chance be- |
fore the next draft quota leaves for
camp. Admission, 81 per couple; extra
ladies, 25c.-adv.
Socks and comfort kits are ready for
each boy leaving for war service, called
by the latest drafts, and it is desired
that such young men call at the home of
Mrs. S. n. Parker, 25 Spaulding street,
where they will be supplied.
A very beautiful sight was witnessed
yesterday morning at st. Monicas
church, when rs children received holy
communion for the first time at the
o'clock mass, from their pastor, Rev. FIR.
eelebrant of the mass. The
children met at the convent and marched
to the church. The girls were dressed in
white and wore white wells, while the
boys wore dark suits with white ribbon
on their arms. After the service, they
were eomplimented by Rev. FIR. Mckenna
on the way in which they received holy
communion showing that they had been ,
well drilled and well taught.
Supporters of the Spaulding high /
school baseball team will have chance !
10 see their team in action twice this c
week games being scheduled for Wednes- '
lay and Friday afternoons, at the Lin I
,oln campus. Wednesday afternoon the 4
high school team will be their n
opponents. Although the Waterbury team {
appears on the Spauding schedule this t
eason for the first time, they appear TO n
lave one of the best teams In the state. Ii
heir victory over the Spaulding team at b
Waterbury recently by the score of to r
J, after a ten-inning contest, being a
efficient proof Of their mettle. Friday q
fternoon the Burlington high school S
cam will make its appearance. o
Stories told by two pals failed to agree :
n saptia1 dafa iIa tx-hnr aJ fn y,.t, | a.
icipal court this morning, with the re Z
ult that Rodney Mcdonald Of Ryegate !
nd Murdo McAuley of Websterville are y
o serve at least 80 days each in the u
ounty jail The two men were locked
p yesterday on intoxication charges and a
ater entered on the records as habitual
runkards, Grand Juror William Wish Il
TT asked for disclosures, but the inquiry T
nded with the prosecutor in possession pl
the knowledge that strangers fur hi
ished the two neighbors with their m
ooze Magistrate III. w. Scott imposed it
fine of SIS and costs in each case and Il
dded the Jail sentences.
As a part of the war chest campaign he
, be waged in Barre next week, more
ian one hundred school children, most b.
them Spauldng high school students. OF
ere busy Saturday on the census which he
to tabulate every man, woman and pa
lid within the city limits. To-day
lie students were reporting to Supt c. vs.
White of the city schools, who is one IS
the members of committee elected il
supervise the census Everywhere the eli,
canvassers found people ready err
give the information cheerfully, al. oil
fought naturally in a number of cases In,
e absence of householders prevented
e children from gaining the desired in
TIA They are under instructions to re- 81
I'm for the information. so that two
three days may elapse before the fig
es are ready for compilation. "a