The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-04-30
TALK OF THE TOWN

III orc Aoputt = line OF ufeeh glnghhfns,
II Come and see the Red Cross play give
H by the Spaulding girls Friday night.
II Mrs. Eleanor Calderara OF 1921 Mort
II Main street is at the City hospital TO
II treatment.
Glenn Merrill of Perry street was OPP
Grated upon for hernia at the City hos
pital yesterday.
Emily Stevens in "A Sleeping Mem
Dry" seyenreel Metro feature, at the
Bijou today.-ady.
| Everything marked down TO cost il
five days sale at Beattie & Dunean's
l6s North Main street.
Patrick McTigue of Is Foster street
underwent an operation for hernia at the
City hospital yesterday.
America Movalli of Buffalo, n. Y, is
visiting for few days at the home of
his mother on Bassett street.
John Cacivio returned last evening to
Milford, n. H., after spending the past
several days with friends in the city.
Regular meeting OF Bright Star Re
bekah lodge, No. is, Wednesday evening,
May /, at O'Clock. Work. Refresh
ments
Charles Donetti of North Main street
returned yesterday from Waterbury,
where he has been spending the past few
days on short fishing trip.
Lot of household furniture to be dis.
posed of at the auction sale on the Cor
liss farm in Williamstown tomorrow.
See adv. on page Z. ID. A. Perry, auc.
tioneer
There win be a meeting of the sewing
committee of the Hospital Aid associa
ton at the hospital Thursday afternoon
at 2;30. Every member of the associa-
ton is urged TO be present
Mrs. A. Cataneo of Smith street left
the city this forenoon for Pittsford
where she viii visit for few days with
her son, Italio Cataneo, who is confined
at the Pittsford sanatorium.
Third Liberty loan bonds, in denomina-
tions of $50 and 500, now on sale for
cash, at the Peoples National Bank. |
Bonds on hand ready for immediate de- |
livery. Call and buy yours while they
last
W. H. Moody is preparing to move his
household goods to Albany, n. Y, where
he has employment as stone mason
Friends of Mr.. Moody have assured him
of their regret over his impending de-
parture.
Third Liberty loan bonds, in denomina-
lions of $50 and 800, now on sale for
cash, at the Granite Savings Bank 4
Trust Co. Bonds on hand ready for i'm
mediate delivery. Call and buy yours
while they last
Mrs Vincent Lettin of Granite street
returned last evening from Boston, where
she has been visiting her former home
turing the past two weeks. She was ac-
by Mr.. Lettini, who has been
spending the past week in Boston on
short business visit.
An invitation has been extended
through the Barre Board of Trade to the
people of Barre to attend lecture TO be
yiven at the Montpelier city hall Friday
vening, May 3, by Congressman Dale. J
The lecture is given under the auspices
# the Montpelier Board of Trade and
'ther Montpelier organizations.
Fred j. Baird of Elm street returned !
his morning from Irasville, where he as.
listed the man who works his farm in T
altering buckets IN the sugar place. =
FIR. Baird realized an average of two 3
nd onehalf pounds to a tree, and in y
CURING his aggregate crop had the call .
u other farmers in his neighborhood for
he reason that he profted by the last :,
IN of sap, while Others had suspended v
perations for the season, u
Slippery bill roads between Barre and a.
laintield occupied the attention of two y
ARE chauffeurs, b. w. Goodfellow and a
oe Amet, from o'clock last night until "
fter ! o'clock this morning Two cars SC
hich the drivers endeayored to guide to u
ARE persisted in leaving the greasy y.
ghway, and several thrilling expe- n
ences happened before the autoists ne NJ
Nft,faI hn la - Ior IS h., w
1me Mr. Goodfellow was returning y.
ON a business trin n Rraftlahoro NJ
The following Athol Mass, item was 70
ken from Mondays Boston Globe. VI
iss May L. McWllams, daughter of ee
r. and Mrs. J. r. McWiIliams of the te
ty hotel, died early to-day following nc
operation for appendicitis at the hos 81
tai Thursday afternoon Miss McWi. on
inns was 20 yearsold on Friday and was at
native of Barre, VT. She had resided wa
til her parents for four years in Athcl SCI
lie leaves one sister. Miss Agnes, Of ma
,ston, besides her parents. The funeral
II be held Tuesday morning" r
Between the states attorneys Office .
d the department of charities and
obation the authorities hope to settle I
ficult matter in Graniteville, where
IMAM named Leazer is alleged to be
lily of the neglect of her children. The
ties attorney said to-day that the
man has laid herself open to prosecu-
N by the alleged criminal neglect of
r offspring, one of whom has been in
I'd of extraordinary care because of
zen foot. The condition of the fam
came to the attention of the author
IS several days ago. The woman has =
m the subject of a number of inter
VS., and at present she is supposed to :
looking after the children.