The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-06-22

II A meeting Of the truckmens union wi
II be held at the local headquarters Monda
II evening.
II A. Aldrighetti Of North Main stree
II left yesterday for Detroit, Mich, TO max
H an extended visit with his son.
III Miss Emma Martin of east hill lief
last night for Silver Bay, n. ", on LAX
| George, where she has employment TO
the summer
Big line of new popular sheet musi'
at Toe a copy now on sale at Bailey
new music store, lis North Main street
Barre Phone sow.
II Sergt. Roger l.. Farrell, a former resi-
dent Of Barre, who is stationed at For
| Wright, n. j., has been passing fur
Tough with friends in Barre and Granite
vile.
Special sale on oil stoves, ovens, lawr
mowers, garden hoes, Andes wood Goa
and gas ranges, two good second hand oil
stoves. Get prices. +. A. Prindle, Worth
en- block.
PATRONS Of Martins Book Store will
now be able to get the Sunday New York
Times, The Sun and World at q p. m
Sunday evening. Because of increased
cost in production and postage, single
copies will be sold hereafter for l0c.-ad
Miss Hester Cove, supervisor of music
in the public schools of Lancaster, n. H.,
and her sister, Miss Lydia Cove, who has
been attending the Crane musical insti-
tute in Potsdam, ~ ", have arrived in
the city TO reopen their home on Eastern
avenue for the summer.
Barre quarters and granite manufac-
turers returned last evening from North
| field, where they spent an enjoyable day
as the guests of James NJ. Boutwell,. Sig
! j. Cappio acted as caterer for big fish
dinner at noon, and the afternoon was
given over to field sports and music.
Business was taboo.
| The Community club of the Lawson
district will meet in the new schoolhouse
next Monday evening, June "a, at
o'clock. A program has been prepared
and it is expected that County Agent
Abbott will be present and will address
the meeting II is hoped that every
farmer in the district will be represented
and any Others who are interested.
Ralph Rogers, who recently completed
his third year at Yale university, in the
course of which he was honored by cleo
ton to the Phi Beta Kappa society, ar
rived from New Haven, Conn. a short
time ago to visit his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Frank G. Rogers of Richardson
street. To-day Mr. Rogers left for Jer
icho, where he is to act as pastor of a
church during the summer.
Six classes at Goddard seminary, in
stead of making their annual class day
presentations to the school, gave to the |
Red Cross and the sum total of that gift, |
as aggregated by the Red Cross branch, |
was $500. The sum of $40 in money |
represented the bulk of this generous
offering and the remainder was made up
of sweaters, socks, helmets, etc. The
knitted articles included a number of fine
sweaters.
On the eve of her departure for an
extended stay in Boston, Mrs. John
Manson was pleasantly surprised by
large number OF her friends at the home
of Mrs Borgh Before departing, Mrs
Manson was presented handsome UNI
brella, as token of her friends esteem.
were served and, at late
hour, the party broke up, wishing Mrs.
Manson many happy joys in her future
home.
Juvenile frightfulness in Merchant and
Pearl streets has been vented on the EN-
peror of all the Germans A discerning
ilDNit uidlf WIZ iditly n Z
"The Beast of Berlin" plastered ;
.wo walls with more-than- life size j
Telegraph of the famous baby killer II
seems that ingrained hatred of the kaiser
s not monopolized by the older folks, .
or the youngsters were quick To realize
he symbolic effect of stoning Wilhelm. .
When the stones failed to efface the
sowing caricature mud was used SO eff !
~; I,t ba In nluE =
tut upon patriotic and other activities in
he two streets.
Among the guests arriving at Hotel !
Barre last night and this morning were !
he following people: DR.. and Mrs, j. S,
md Mrs. G. w Barnes of Elizabeth
DWELL Mass Mr. and Mrs. Il. j. Fullam
'harles NJ Davis and Mr.. and Mrs j. w.
t Fort Wright, n. j., V. c. Corwin of
helsea Miss June Martin of Marshfeld, d
r. Hartman of Springfield, Mr.. and :
frs. John w. Lewis and Mr.. and Mrs.
. b. Cory of Toledo, O., w. G.. Shanks
f Mason City, Ia, Mr.. and Mrs. n. A.
'ole of Danville, Miss Waring of Brook z,
me- AldSS, JANUS Ds 1hhipbtil vi 'Ls "
Il. A. Fraser of Manchester,
evils S. Northrop of Winsted Conn, a
nd L. W. Colburn Of Boston. ii
In the new schedule of train service on
he NJ & W. r. railroad, the arrival and W
eparture of Barre trains appear in in st
isible ink against background of pure
hite. Except for the deletion of sub II
rban and other passenger trains operat-
lg between this city and Montpelier
lere are few changes Official summer
,hedules have not been received for dis
'ibution at the Central Vermont station,
Though the employees have in hand the
metable that is to become operative
onday. There are comparatively few
ranges in the running time of Central
ermont trains The afternoon north
,und train will leave at AGO, instead of
As, while the afternoon passenger train
II Williamstown leaves at 2:35, instead
3:l0. The evening train connecting
it'll north and southbound trains viii
rive here at 6:l5, instead of 6:50,
lille the afternoon train from the north
to arrive in Barre at l:25, instead of
20. The outgoing southbound train
ar the noon hour is to leave at ii So,
stead of IL As. All other trains are re-
ined and their running time remains
lchanged.
Notice to Motorists.
Traffic regulations on North Main
rect must be strictly obeyed Park