The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-07-01
TALK OF THE TOWN

/ see Abbott line OF wash materials.
Charles Batchelder of Bethel called on
business acquaintance here Saturday.
Dance at Woodbury. lake Thursday
night, July 4. Don't miss good time.
adv
For Sale-Prime, we'll worked cider
vinegar; aged in the wood Apply at
Baltimore restaurant.
William Desmond and Clara Williams
in Paws of the Bear" Triangle fea-
ture, and comedy Bijou to-day.--ady.
Mr.. and Mrs. w H. Nichols and E. H.
Edgerton Of Rochester were among the
visitors in the city Saturday.
Miss Jessie Riddell left to-day for Old
Orchard, Me-, where she Is to be EN-
ployed at the Hotel Ingleside.
Mrs. Martha Calef White and Everett
II. White of Boston arrived in the city
i Saturday for stay of several days
Miss Josephine Brusa and Amelia
Broggi of Mortified were visitors with
friends in the city over the week end
Mrs. G. Rizzi of Blackwell street has
received word from her son, Walter A.
Rizzi, Of his safe arrival in France. He
said in his letter they sank two subma-
rines on the way over
Notice: To all members Of the Red
Cross Until further notice, the secretary
will be at the war chest headquarters
every afternoon from ? until ) D. M, to
receive membership dues. Miss Evelyn
/ Drew secretary.
/ Joan Muiry Of Dassett trept com
! PIE ed his du'ie at the Montpelier and
Wells River freign, tilice q, yard clerk
Saturday evening, at er being employed
/ there for several months.
/ 4 party Of young men. consisting Of
! Walter Tobin, Clayton Wilkin, James
Carroll, John Marry and Lowel Down
! left the city tn forenoon for Joes pond,
where they viii spend two week camp.
ing.
/ Relatives Of Nelson Brown. son Of Mr..
ard Ma, jaime Browa Of C,iT street, re.
ceired word to-day tha, re had arrived
safely overseas. Private Brown has been
in Tire seryic" several months, having
been in ono Of the county draft quotas.
~ their home on Beckley hill Mr.
and Mrs John Spwes are entertaining
thir son leryt. Horace X. Sowles of
t'amp Dcren who arrived in the CITY
yes e-acy far a short furlough Dr. and
Mf.. Homer Sowlts N Boston, and Miss
A6Se AFaeer Of Methuen, Mass. DR..
SoNie cE, e,ts 10 be called into military
aryicr In the near future
Mr. and Mrs Lyndol r. Waterman Of
Marlboro, Mass, arrived in the city yes
terday for a yisi, in the home Of the for.
mer pay MS, Mr.. and Mr.. D. S. Wat.
C@nan Of Washington street. Mr.. Wat
enran, Who has been engaged as a man
nal t-air!np instructor in the Marlboro
high cbool, is to report in Burlington
July Is for service in the mechanical
contingent
T.. G. jackson Of Brookfeld, who was
4 bu inc visitor in Barre to-day made
an in re ting computation of passing
au oucbilea Ak his home yesterday The
Wca her was one on the side Of the mo.
florists, for autos were abroad in uu-
usually large numbers Between the
hours Of G a. m. and Q p. m. Mr. jackson
or n, .nber. If his family counted 400
cars, coming or going
Police headquarters held a full house
through the week end as TIE result OF a
roundup made by the officers Saturday
afternoon and evening. This morning FIVE
intoxication respondents were ayraigned
before Magistrate II W. Scott james
A. Heating Of Marshfeld, Matt H. vii.
liams Of Graniteville and Benjamin
Horribly Of West Stewartslpn, n. H., each
acknowledged a first offense and paid the
minimum fine and costs Murdo n. Me.
Auley Of Websterville pleaded guilty 70
an habitual drunkard, and was sentenced
10 ninety days in the county jail, 4
similar penalty was melted to Joseph j
Willett Of Granite, also listed as an hab-
itual
War stamp gospel was eloquently pro-
claimed from the pulpit Of the First
Presbyterian church Sunday evening
when Rev Edgar Grassland preached
from the topic, Loyalty, a Messag, for
the Fourth taking his text from list
/ Samuel, l0eh., 20 vs.. which reads; And
there went with him a band of men
whoe hearts God mad touched" The
preacher. referring 10 the call Cor pledges
Of two billion, said that it was also
call for everyone 10 strengthen the hand
OF the president. We need the money for
ships The biggest commercial nation Is
known by is ships We need the money
for munition. Il is the only message
the kaiser understand, and hece the
clergyman gave statistics showing how
muca ammunition Is used on single
day along the western front He said
that the Vermont boys are giving and
Rave given their all, and that the people
here at home should be only too willing
to give the material things in order to
jpro cci their boys from the Hun. The
pato cI1cd with a stirring appeal for
upper. Of he president in his present
world leadership.
Tourist business at Hotel Barre is com
ing in bigger volume than ever at this
season. Among the week erd arrivals
were Mr. and Mrs. G. w, Dean, Mrs.
Mrs. r A. Mackay of Montreal, P. O.,
Mrs LaFrance, Misses Annette La
France, Estelle LaFrance, Paul LaFrance
of Holyoke, Mass, Ledwine Curran of
Andoter, Mass, Mr.. and Mrs Frank
Burton, Miss Lillian Burton and Doro-
| thy Rhodes of Gloversville, N. Y, Mr..
and Mrs. w, c. Clark, Donald S. Clark
of Burlington, Mr.. and Mrs. O. F. Prem
| tiss of New York, Mr. and Mrs. Jones,
Mrs. Miner, Frank Ross of Windsor, Mrs,
! Thomas Morgan, Miss A. Morgan, l.. q,
| Morgan and chauffeur of Montreal, P, O.,
Mr. and Mrs. j. II. Lovett, H. i. Sweet,
Mr. and Mrs. j H. Sweet and chauffeur
Of Attleboro, Mass, Mr.. and Mrs. j, I,
Jones Of Providence, r. l.. Mr.. and Mrs.
John j. Flynn, Mrs. S. D Hammong,
Mrs. Lolita Daming and G. M. Jones of
Burlington, Mr., and Mrs. S. N. Dank and
Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Lunderville of Sher,
brooke, p, O., Fred II. Moore and family
of Peabody, Mass, Mr.. and Mrs. +. NJ,
Allchnrch Of Orleans Mr. and Mri. D. w