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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-10-26
EAST END.

. EAST END.
0ffcer-Clyde Zine.
Judgcs-C. c. Colby, y. n. Greenwood,
James j. Carrigan,
Clerks G. c. Mauldin, Barney II,
Maiden.
Assistant R~egistrar-Ed Monahan,
Eighth District
Officer-W. y, Bland.
Judges. T.. Campbell, f t. Bar
rum, S, r.. scott.
Clerks-Harrcl Scott. ". F. McCalla.
Assistant Rcgistrar-C. F, letter.
Officer-A G. Jamison.
Judges VIM, Jennings, NJ r.. Rice.
J. u. WOrtham.
ClerkS-J. 4. Ward. N. T.. Terry, f..
NJ. Duncan.
Assistant Registrar-~D. " Jennings
ISLAND 40.
Officcr-Henry Blackwood.
Judges Henry II. Ward, joiner Sides,
NJ. Radford,
Clerks a toward, Jr., Jesse Keel,
DONALDSON'S STORE.
OfGicer-A. =. Armour,
Judges-E. l.. Bateman, W. Barrett,
f.. II. Armour.
Clerks-Elmer Jennings, j. NJ Ar
nour.
Assistant Registrar-Ed Burnett,
MrnNNEJJ
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-10-26
Thirty second Ward

FIRST PRECINCT.
Ofhcer-John W. Turner.
Judges-lIenry Bauer. A. II, Cooke,
W. narnell,
Clcrks-J. S. Denyven. ]. O. Dryer.
Assistant Registrar-E. Il. Moseley.
SECOND PRECINCT.
OniCer-J J.. TeCft.
Judges. W. Young, Geo. Welsh.
Clerks-H. L. Brooks, Jas, Albright.
Assistant Registrar-A. Jenny.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-10-26
Twenty eighth Ward

Ofriccr-nan j. Reedcr.
Judges - Il, q. stewart, Fletcher
Smith. w. e. MONTGOMERY.
Clerks-J. r. Nolan, A. c. Nall,
Assistant Registrar-C, r. Sewers.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-10-26
Seventh District
WEST EN-

WEST END.
OffiCer-John St~einberger.
Judges-H. Q. Williams, j. Q. Moody.
John Summers
Clerksr-John Millard, Clarence Nelson,
Assistant Registrars. A. waters,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-10-26
Twenty ninth Ward

Officer. s. Peacock.
Judges. n. Fontaiue. r, f. Law
renee. w, II. Pitts.
Assistant Rogistrar-J. NJ, Rutland
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Sixth Ward
FIRST PRICING.

FIRST PRECINCT.
Officer-Herman Schneider.
Judges-Robert j. Bacon, i. T., Mer-
gle, j. - Llpford.
Clerks-Gus Roescher, J, T.. Halstead
Assistant Registrar-Jene Shaw.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-10-26
Twenty sixth Ward

Officcr-C. /, Hicks
judges \, Ford, L. + MtCommon,
D. !. Smith
tlerks-Burton Ellis. II. W. Lawrey.
Assistant Rcgistrar-Ira Landrum.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-10-26
Thirteenth Ward

FIRST PRECINCT.
OffjCcr-Joe Shepherd.
ludges-loe Brown, John Bottom,
John Diegel
tlerk-Wul Harkett.
Assistant Registrar-John York,
SECOND PRECINCT.
Officer Robert Kerr.
,ludgcs-Ben L. Mathes, f., f. llous-
ral, Mark Oser.
Clerks w. $ Lott, X. y. Lester.
Assistant Rcgistrar-Ed Beasley.
THlRD PRECINCT.
OffiCer-Georg schultz,
Judges. Y, Fowler. r. W. walton,
rhas. Whitcheau.
Clerks -Chas. Ovcrton. J. T.. Crutchcr.
Assistant Registrar-T. II. Elder.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-10-26
Eighteenth Ward

FIRST PRECINCT.
Officerr-F. Il. Miller.
Judges. y. Lewis, Geo. Has2inger
Dan Carruthers.
CLERK Gilbert Klein
Assistant Ilegistrar-C NJ Bryant,
SECOND PRECINCT.
OfnCcr-J. +. MckeOn,
Judges-C Garigaldi, Jake Waggoncr
L. c. Turner.
Clerks-Gus Glass, G. NJ. BRYAN.
Assistant Registrar-Pat Mahan.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-10-26
First Ward

FIRST PRECINCT.
Officer-John NJ, Maher,
Judges-John Noonen, Steve Fender
grast, James Griffin.
Clerks-G. w. Biningsley, Fred Cur
ley.
Assistant Registrar-F. Mckinney,
SECOND PRECINCT.
O~fficer-Jake DemarChi.
Judges-Chas. Ewald, w. Cohen, Bob
Ringwald.
Clerks-Geo, Waggoner, Robt, Schuy-
Ter.
Assistant Registrar-F. ]. Nep.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-10-26
Thirtieth Ward

OfGicer-Mike Cohen,
Judges-Sam Moore, Robert Mctcalt,
John Brown.
Clerks-B, Il. Galley, II. II. Highcc.
Assistant Begistrar-Chas. Hunt.
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n

Offlcer-L. p. Wylie.
Judges-H. A. Buckley, j, A. Jones
G. A. Davis.
Clerks-Clifford Bruce, y, W. Crit
fin. g.
Assistant Registrar-E. f, Barnett.
EADS.
Offtcer-Wil Price,
Judges-W, l.. Bryant, j, NJ. owen,
NJ. w, Williams.
Clerks-E. w. Seward, A. b, Rich
mOnd.
Assistant Registrar Or. r.. K, Baker.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-10-26
Fifth Ward

NFIRST PRECINCT.
O~fficer--Jno. c. Reilly.
Judges-J. T. Gatens, l.. Foppiano, S.
Foltz.
Clerk-L. S. Fader.
Assistant Registrar-W. A. Gatens.
SECOND PRECINCT.
Officer-W. w. Mckee.
Judges-R. E. Haggerty, Abe Lewis,
c. Mckee.
, Clerks-Charlie Brown. Ed Carell.
Assistant Registrar-Jno.i Ceunie.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-10-26
Twentieth Ward

FIRST PRECINCT.
Officcr--Dan Wolf
ludEes--E, w. Harrison, \. J. Latsch,
" II. whitman.
Clerks j.. W. Martin, Walter Burke.
Assistant Rcgistrar--C. j Fusion.
SECOND PRECINCT.
OffiCrr-Henry GluCk.
,IudGes-P. NJ Stewart. 6. j Fusion.
Clerks-J. r. Curtis, Juae Rudtsill.
Assistant Reglstrar-W. J. Cox,
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WHITE STATION,

WHITE STATION.
Officer-A S. Holloway.
Judges-W. l.. Harvey, Joe Cole, John
Kinney.
Assistant llegPtrar-N, C. McCuI-
Tough,
BUNTYN.
Officer-Harry Madison,
Judges w. y, Mallory, Waddy West
John COrbett.
Assistant Registrar-L. S. Lake,
POWELL'S STORE
Onicer-L.. W. Powell.
Judges Wiley Graham. d. A. ~llarrell
f. Hyatt.
Clerks Ralph Graham. J. l.. Sims,
Assistant Registrar-W. W. Graham
Sixth District
EAST END.
OffiCer-Wm. j. Hack.
Judges. J.. Rocco, j, Poppenhelm
Con Clancy.
Clerks-J. W. $. Mooney, Il. NJ. Gin
maven.
Assistant Registrars. G. Halliburton
WEST END.
Officer-J. II, Winfield.
Judges. II. Epstein, G. G, llOllO-
way. John SiccO,
Clerks. y Roberts, John Griffin.
Assistant RegIstrar-T. NJ. Tacker.
NEW SOUTH MEMPHIS.
Officer. A. Allen.
Judges l.. a. c. Davis. W, f, Allen
John Gazcr.
Clerks-W. f, Roberts, W. A Mont
gomery.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-10-26
Fourth Ward

FIRST PRECINCT.
Officer-H. A, Roynon,
Judges-Joe Law, j. Tom Taylor, b.
Moses,
Clerks--Luke Kingsley, f. G, Jacobs.
Assistant Registrar. III. StuCkCy.
SECOND PRECINCT,
Officer-Frank Sturla.
Judges-1Iouis Pender, e. Mckinney,
e. J. Reese,
Clerks-Frank Ragsio, Frank Fran
sioli,
Assistant Registrar-E. Morrell,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-10-26
Second Ward

FIRST PRECINCT.
Officer-Jos. WenZler.
Judges. J. Foley + Facearo' J. W.
Clerks--W. A. Mckinney, b. Dalis.
Assistant Registrar-R. +, Powers.
SECOND PRECINCT.
Officer-Harry Eaton.
Judges-Joe Steiger, j. G, Walsh, Geo.
Stewart.
CIerks-Sam Marks, A. w. McClel-
land,
Assistant Registrations. McMahan,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-10-26
Third Ward

FIRST PRECINCT.
Officer-Harry Eaton.
Judges-W. owens, II. A., Harris, D,
B. Anderson.
Clerks--W, D. Muse, Jr,, Arthur My
ers
Assistant Registrar-C. C. Wilson.
SECOND PRECINCT.
Officer-G. p. Smith.
Judges--L. Ginnochio, Homer Powell,
Clerks-Frank Donlon. l., L. Allen.
Assistant Registrar-Frank White,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-10-26
Seventeenth Ward

FIRST PRECINCT.
Officer-James Brett,
Judges. II. Nash, Emil Blot, Jack
HolloWell
Clcrks-George X. Crawford, NJ. s,
Blocker.
Assistant Rcgistrar-Stewart Kuhn,
SECOND PRECINCT.
Officer lack Boudurant.
Judges Sidney Tamm, Frank Ben
siecA f.. Parham,
CIerk-Frcd pendergrast.
Assistant Registrar-Geo. Il, Peters.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-10-26
Twenty First Ward

FIRST PRECINCT.
Officer Reed Barrett.
Judges n. p@icrantoni, Eugene TiGhe,
$, Il, Ryalls,
Clerks-Wnl Camp. Lee Williamson,
Assistant Rcgistrar-W. NJ, Scruggs
SECOND PRECINCT.
Officer Sam walker.
Judges--Hy, Humphreys, Fred Muol-
Ter. G, w. Holmes,
tNerks-George Crone, w. Il More
head,
Assistant Registrar-Ed Thorne.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-10-26
Fourteenth Ward

FIRST PRECINCT.
Officer-Tom Estes.
Judges-W W. G. Strculi. Gene Reagcu.
,lerks-Geo. f. Burke, NJ. Lewis,
Assistant Registrar-Fred Levitch.
SECOND PRECINCT.
Officcr-Jake Smith.
Judges-r. II, Kelly, r, NJ. Stratton,
j. Ru2zard.
Clerk II. l.. Mcnamara.
Assistant Registrar. i, Hooks.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-10-26
Twenty fourth Ward

Officers. l.. Hollowell,
Judgcs-R. l.. Christy, J, X. King, l.
MCCleskey.
Assistant Registrar-E. g. Morrison.
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Election Officers. E


SaCpNn rEEclNCT.
,NIl'el- thomas Atkins.
1uaEe~ Fred ttoris, VIII Davis, Jno.
lolll1E
Assistant N'glS'far-Frank Cameo.
Seventh Ward
fI!SF PRECINCT.
0Illcer Iioht. Moran.
JHdees~ A. ~ Hearman, q j. poler,
Clerks Ed Goosrhcr. Abe Goodman.
Assistant RogIstrat-F. A. Carter.
SECOND PRECINCT.
OtIiror~ llau r Elliott.
Judges Tom Walsh, W. II. Beard,
leo GOODMAN.
Clerks Nncrt Searcy. Frost Barrett.
Assistant RcglStrar-t1inton Nickel
r;rh+h word
SECOND ~IEEtINCF.
Otiicel j. Reilly.
Judges K +. boyle, Harry Henne-
ger, Joe Scott,
ASsistan, Registration Lee.
IIIilil PRECINCT
oItlcer MIN" toNne.
Judses-EmiIo Keith \. Scott, Mills
Capps.
Clerks \ Gatahaldi, Joe stanton.
. Ninth 1uord
tltSL ~FkFNlNCI.
Officer rat Shcehan.
Judge. lohn puGan, Jas, HoEtk,
john STANLEY.
Clerks-Wtj Neff. Alton Hatch.
SECOND PRECINCT.
Officcr-naVc Wells,
judge w. !. Logan, c. A, Brust,
Jos. h Barry.
C~IerEs-John Kehoo, w, A, Lnhart,
u.., wy,
FIRST PRECINCT.
Officer-Mike Griffin.
.Judges-W G Alderman. W, A
RIaCEwelI W ! Iarfy ''
Assistant Registrar-G. s. Griswold.
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Ninth District
ETLENDAI.t

GLENDALE.
OffiCer-P. W, Joplin.
Judges p. Upton, j Z. %lIoppers,
W. r. Bond.
C1erks-H. G. Crowell, Fred Willins.
Assistant Registrar-Hack Taylor.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-10-26
Twenty fifth Ward

FIRST PRECINCT.
OffiCer-p, II, Farrell.
Judges-D. Dillon. Charles Gates, J.
II. George,
Clerks-J. SchillinR, "heo. HUM.
Assistant Registrar-A, Hoffman.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-10-26
Twenty second Ward

Officer. J. Brennan,
Judges--W. j. Prescott, Olaf Johnson,
Fred Hauser,
Assistant Rcgistrar-Ed Mcmahon.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-10-26
Twenty third Ward

FIRST PRECINCT.
Officer-A. Solart.
Judges-Joe Boyle, l., A, Bcnncr, Pat
BOYLE.
Clerks--H. NJ. Nicely, Jr,. j.. y. Fink.
Assistant Registrar-Fritz Achle.
SECOND PRECINCT.
Officer-James Kelly,
Judges--Leon Schartf, w. j. Rainey,
j. W. Garner
Clerks--W. $. Dugger, A. E. tIovey,
Assistant Reglstrar-R. Y. Williford
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Fifteenth Ward

Officer-1Dan Newton.
Judges-lamea Kane, Gus Devote, s,
f.. Murray.
ClcrkS-L, NJ. Picard, w, II. Brown,
Assistant Registrar-Charley Cohen.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-10-26

Mrs Hazel Warmers husband and her three brothers are fighting for democ-
racy. But Mrs. Warner isn't content to let them do it all She is doing great
work a. a patriotic speaker She is a member Of the living squadron Of the
Liberty loan campaign. The photo SHOWS her in the uniform of her husband,
Albert Warner, al aviator instructor in England. The four stars On the service
flag are for him and her thpe brothers. who are OIL the firing line
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-10-26
Eleventh Ward
Twelfth Ward

FIRST PREcJNCT.
Officer-Harry Kabakoff.
Judges S. w. Beecroft, J, D. Carroll,
W. G. Brock.
Clerks-G. l.. Boyer, clyde Lee.
Assistant Registrar-W r, knight.
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Sixteenth Ward

FIRST PRECINCT.
Officer-George Wakes.
Iudges-N, Carleni, w. II, Barker, II.
Miller,
Clerks George Vance, c. Larson.
Assistant Registrar-Edw, Nathan,
SECOND PRECINCT.
Orficer--W. r. Bates.
Judges-Ben Dreyfus, $. II. Stout,
VIII Hancock.
Clerks Pres Long, Mckinney Barton.
Assistant Registrar-Abe Cohen.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-01-26
GR4NITETILLE

The first young man to acknowledge
his smokes was Angus Mclean OF
Camp Devens, Aver. Mass. He profusely
thanked the ladies of the Red Cross, and
his letter showed very distinctly how
welcome cigarettes and tobacco are to
our young men who are in federal serv-
ice Mr.. Mclean spoke highly of the
training they are receiving at Camp Dew
ems and said that since he had become
accustomed to the life he now likes it,
John McAulay returned from Hartford,
Conn. last week and is now visiting his
sister, Mrs. William Mcleod.
Mrs. Charles Hood of Calais is the
guest of Mrs. William McAulay.
A daughter was born TO Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Ambrose Saturday. Jan. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Miner of Fair
field are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. +. }.
LaRock
Miss Emma Mcdonald arrived here last
week to pass the remainder of the win
ter with her sister, Mrs. John McRae.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-01-26
TALKOFTHETOWN

Miss Alma Leonard of East Calais Mr.
and Mrs. J. L. Smith of st. Adams and
! o. S. Hewey of Milton are among the
out of town people in Barre for the
state spiritualist convention.
Mr.. and Mrs Richard WEIGH of South
Ryegate and Mr.. and Mrs. Grant jack
son of West Topsham were among those
who came to Barre to-day to attend the
funeral OF Mrs. Charles Mills.
Private Norman Gordon, who is pur-
suing special course at Norwich uni
versity before enrolling at the Annapolis
naval training school, is visiting for a
few days at the home of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John w. Gordon of Richardson
street.
Returns from the X. of C. war fund
campaign may be filed at the headquar-
tiers in the waiting room, Aldrich build
ing, from till $3.50 p. m, and at the
Moore & Owens store from o'clock un-
til the hour of closing in the evening.
The suspension of work in the granite
industry delayed the campaign some
what, but latterly there has been a
quickening of effort, and by the begin
ming of the week the committee hopes to
pc dble " punish Inquiries lHulcdtlHp TIE
aggregate subscriptions received to date
As the result OF arrangements made
by the Blanchard Block Co., the presi-
dent of the club and approved by the
state fuel administrator, the Vincitia
club is to be open all day Monday and
in the evening. The club will be closed
Tuesday and the heat shut off. The
change in the conservation date is made
in the interest of many club members
who are compelled to be idle Mondays be-
cause of the suspension order in the
granite industry. When the situation
was explained to Mr.. Jones, the state ad
and the local fuel commit |
tee, consent was readily given to make
the change
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-01-26
NOTICE

YOU, EACH AND ALL OF YOU. as own
er, agent, attorney, servants, legal representa-
tive. MORTGAGE, interested therein of any
of the lands or buildings ahutting on the here
matter described portion of North Main street
in the city of Barre. county of Washington
and state of Vermont, are hereby notified that
the city council of the city of Barre, at
meeting thereof. duly warned and holden
the 18th day of June, A. ID. 1917, have, by
resolution duly passed. decided that the public
good and convenience of individuals required
that North Main street from the bridge over
Gunners brook. northerly, until the sum of
$4,000 shall have been expended should be
drained. paved. graded, curbed and guttered,
and have ordered the street commissioners TO
give notice thereof to you. hold hearing and
to proceed with the construction of such work
according 10 the charter and ordinances Of the
city of Barre Vermont and the laws of this
state, and that we. said street commissioners,
have complied with said order of said council.
and the charter, ordinances and statutes IN
such provided, and the work has row
been completed.
THEREFORE,, you are notified that we, the
undersigned street commissioners Of said city
of Barre, have appointed the 9th day of Feb
ruary A. ID. 1918. at o'clock in the after
noon, at the city council chamber in the city
hall of said city of Barre. Vermont, the
time and place for hearing you and each of
you and all parties interested, upon the
amount. if anything, that shall be assessed
upon all the lands and buildings fronting
adjacent to said portion of said North Main
street, lot Lne paNtng, ufaln1nS, grazing, cuID-
ing and gathering the said portion of said
North Main street. so called, as provided by
the charter and ordinances of the city OF
Barre and the laws of this state.
Dated at the city of Barre, in the county Of
and state Of Vermont this 24th
day of January, A. D. 1918.
A. A. MILNE,
A. NJ. ROSSI,
HENRY ALEXANDER
Street Commissioners in and for the City of
Barre, Vermont. Jsn26Feb2-s
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-01-26
CHAIN PARTIES
TO HELP X. OF C..
Women of State to Aid Campaign BY
Endless Chain of Home
Entertainments.

Burlington, Jan 26.-State Chairman
| Wright in charge of the Knights of Co
| lumbus drive to raise $4,000 in Yer
mont for the war work of that organi
cation has started in Burlington and
urges all district and local managers
| throughout the state TO inaugurate a
system of home entertainments for the
ladies. The plan is for some represen-
tative lady in each community to invite
a group of any one dozen ladies to her
home for an afternoon or evening, each
guest being charged twenty-five cents
admission. Each guest is then asked 70
hold like affair" the next day for
the same number of her friends The
operation is then repeated in an endless
chain.
Even though there remain but four
or five DAYS of the campaign, substan-
tial sum can be realized from this plan
if promptly acted upon by all the X. of
G. campaign managers.
Optimistic statements continue to pour
into headquarters from all parts of the
state, and with few exceptions the cam
paign is moving along at pace which
spells success. Actual figures are hard
to obtain in most cases owing TO the
number of remote districts that must
be heard before compiling an accurate
statement.
Ludlow continues to 90 ahead, with
total of about $ll00 reported on a quota
of $3.50. Rutland City has exceeded the
quota of $1,000 considerably, but it is
now working with the slogan, "Disre-
gard quotas and make a record" Pitts
ford reported yesterday 500 of a quota
of S744.
II am very much gratifed, said Chair
man Wright, "by the splendid spirit
by the many people who are
not waiting to solicited but are bring
ing in or sending their contributions to
the state, district or local managers.
we feel very optimistic about
the result, but we must keep up our full |
effort and not allow the campaign to lar
near the end. Every dollar that can be I
up to Wednesday night, Jan. |
30, will be needed to push forward the
work of the war camp organization
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-01-26
TALKOFTEIETOWN

Special values in coats at Abbott's.
McPhail piano, slightly used for sale
at bargain at Baiey's Music Rooms.
Frank o. Spaulding of Abbott avenue
is at the City hospital for treatment.
Plans for the publication of the second
issue of the Spaulding Sentinel, which
made its initial appearance last month,
are being rapidly completed so that the
number is expected to be in the hands of
its subscribers about the middle of next
week
Members of the poultry family appear
to understand and are eager to do their
"bit" towards coping with the problems
in these dark days of the rule of H. c. of
L.. as has been shown during the past
week by blooded Buff Rock hen, the
property of Charles oliver, Division
street poultry fancier The Buff Rock
hen laid an egg yesterday which meas
,ired eight and one-quarter inches by
six and one half inches and weighed one
quarter of a pound.
A very enjoyable reception was held
last evening at the Spaulding chapel,
there being large number of the stu
dents of the freshmen and sophomore
classes present, as well as a number of
the high school faculty. An impromptu
program of musical numbers, consisting
of selections by the orchestra, a vocal
solo by Miss Lillian Papin, reading by
Miss Helen Roscoe, violin solo by
Charles Collins. the accompaniment be-
ing played by Miss Lillian Papin, made
up the evenings entertainment, and an
informal program of dances and marches
was enjoyed by large number after the
program. the music being furnished by
Reardon's fve-piece orchestra. The com
mittee in. charge of the arrangements
was composed of the following: Misses
Elvira Sowden and Beatrice Mower and
Aubrey Marion, Clarence Ward and
Winston Brown.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-01-26
DEVIL WRITES TO THE KAISER.
DECIDED By Eugene H. Blake of The
Vigilantes.
Internal Palace. Hades.

lulerHdl rance, f1dueS.
My dear Wilhelm: | owe you an apol-
ogy for my delay in eongratulating you
on what you have put over lately.
That White book issued by the gov
eminent OF Norway is a real tribute to
the efficiency of kultur. | thought de-
stroying million tons of enemy ship
ping by your German methods was going
some, but to sink all those ships belong
ing to helpless little neighbor Norway
great stuff, Wilhelm!
But the thing | like about it most is
that those five thousand Morse sailors
have tasted the fullness of kultur and
will be out of the way when you get a
German peace and replace them with
German sailors
How are things going with Argentine
She has few ships yet.
Yours for the freedom of the seas,
The Devil.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-01-26
Judging By Appearance.

dat tree had been struck three times
by Iightnin', boss" said Sam.
impossible, Sam Lightning never
strikes twice in the same place, you
know"
We'll, say boss, the thing what struck
it yesterday bears strikin' semblance
TO wha struck it before. ~ onkers
Statesman.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-01-26
Vacation Pleasures.

Several of the scholars had returned
to Sunday school after being absent
some weeks on account of Illness. Il
had the measles" said one little girl.
~ had the mumps," said another. $50
did l." said a third. The superintendent
heard them and, addressing a curly head
ed boy, said: We'll, Charlie you We're
absent, too. What did you have!"
Charles face flushed He thought
moment and then sang out in high ire
bic, Il had little brudder. The Define
ator.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-01-26
THE UNION DRY GOODS COMPANY

l.. d. Derrick, Montpelier merchant
will be held Feb. 4.
Up to the present time 20 per cent. of
the school children OF Montpelier are en-.
rolled in the L. S. thrift stamp campaign
aud they have bought $500 worth of the
stamps
The Montpelier Knights of Columbus
war fund committee reported to-day the
receipt Of subscriptions amounting TO
81 400.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-01-26
BARRE DAILY TIMES
SATURDAY. JANUARY %. 1918.
The Weather

Fair and colder tonight; cold wave in
interior Sunday, increasing cloudiness;
moderate northwest 10 north winds.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-01-26
AYYiso.

Tutti cittadini Americana di lingua
Italiana sono invitati ALA riunione che
81 terra Martedi % Gennaio allie 1880
nom. nei local. deli Italian Citizen club
Der discutere della prossime elezioni am
mfhistrative.
II Comitato
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-01-26
Granite Cutters International AssOcia-
tion Of America.

A regular meeting Of the Barre branch
Of the q. e. l. A. 81 A. will he held in
Clan Gordon hail.
Una ruinione regolare deli uuione deuli
sealpellini thrsnch ii Barre avra' lougoI
uella sals al Clan Gordon
On Monday evening. Jan >, at :
O'Clock.
I'D. VIII, Secretary.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-01-26
WASHINGTON.

Farm and garden seeds for sale j. I
Callaghan, Barre. Tel. l74W
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-01-26

BY order of the trustees, beginning
Jan. % the Jaquith public library viii
be closed on Tuesday of each week until
further notice, for the conservation of
fuel
For one week only, commencing Tues
day, Jan %, there will be a one-eent
sale of teas, coffees, toilet articles, etc.
at Swerdfeger & Davis. Purchase one
article at regular price and pay one cent
extra and you receive another article of
the same kind.-adv