The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-04-23
TALK OF THE TOWN

II See those silk dress values at Abbott's
II Congregati0nalists, save your rum
H mage Sale soon. adv.
II Special production, THE Submarine
II Eye" Park tonight. adv.
II See Paradise Garden" featuring Har
II old Lockwood, Biiou to.day-adv.
II Harold Lockwood in Paradise Gar
H den" Metro feature, at the Bijou To
H day.-adv.
II A nine pound son was born April ~
H to Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Riddle OF Will
\ Jamestown.
H "The Submarine Eye all taken under
water, marvellous film feat--at Park
H tonight. adv.
Fresh Strawberries are received daily
at the Barre Fruit Store. George Mani
atty, manager.
Regular meeting of the l.. A., A. O. H.,
will be held Tuesday evening at 1880 in
Worthen block.
The Red Cross finance committee will
meet Thursday ut 3 p. m. with Mrs. viii
Holden, II South Main street.
j. +. French and J. ID. Hewitt OF North
Pomfret were among the Barre business
visitors yesterday and to-day.
Liberty loan canyassers will meet at
Spaulding assembly hall tonight Mt 1870
for instructions aud TO get application
blanks.
There will be meeting of the sewing
committee of the Hospital Aid associa-
tion at the hospital Thursday afternoon
at 2;30 O'Clock.
Il Special during April, color fast, two
faced floor mating, also Congoeum,
Feltoleum and printed linoleum. Sad
lier's, Keith avenue.
Regular meeting Sons of Veterans
auxiliary, No. 5, Wednesday evening,
April "a, at 1890 Let every member
make special effort to be present.
Liberty loan canvassers will meet at
Spaulding assembly hall tonight at 1880
| for instructions and to get application
blanks.
Lawrence Wilson, who returned from
| Springfield to visit relatives and friends
for a few days, left last night for De
troit, Mich, where he expects TO be EN-
ployed
Miss Nina Cassellini, who has been
spending the past few weeks at her home
on Blackwell street, returned yesterday |
to Washington, where she win resume |
her duties as teacher.
Mr. and Mrs w. A. Lane and son, |
Earl, returned yesterday from Hardwiek,
where they were called to attend the flu
neral of a nephew. Mrs. Flora Field, who
accompanied them, remained for longer
stay.
Meadow Brook Golf club, notice: In
order that the executive committee may
proceed with the plans arranged, all
members are requested to pay their dues
on or before April 30. Joseph Fraser.
president; A. W. Pirie. secretary.
Arthur L. Bughee, who has been pass
ing a few days with his mother on
Orange street, has returned to Pittsfeld,
Mass, where he is employed. Mrs. Bug
bee, who accompanied him to Barre after
submitting to an operation for appendf
eitis in Pittsfield, is remaining for a
more extended visit.
AT the Office of the city clerk Saturday
afternoon Miss Maria Calienni of "a
Beckley street and Emmanuel Agosta of
Winooski were married by Justice of the
Peace James Mackay. Bride and groom ,
were unattended. and Immediately after
the ceremony they left for Winooski,
where Mr.. Agosta is employed in the
wooden mills.
David A. Christie, a former employee of
the Smith 4 Cummings market, has en-
listed in a regiment Of Canadian engi =
neers, according to information received {
by friends here. Until recently he was
employed by the Maxwell company in :
Detroit, Mich At present he is sta !
toned at Carvings Heights, London, Ont, !
although he expects to sail overseas at !
The end of this week y
Judge II. w. Scott, supreme vice war
len of the order, Mr.. and Mrs. Archie w.
Taft, Mrs. John A. Leslie and Charles A.
Spear, the latter being state treasurer,
vent to Montpelier this morning to at
end the opening session of the state .
\. f. o. p. convention. Other members
# the Barre lodge expected to be in at =
enhance this afternoon and evening. =
Among the guests arriving at Hotel !,
Barre last night and this morning were +
he following people; j. ID. French of !,
Worth Pomfret, f. J.. Cheney of Rutland, =
I. l.. Durgin of Palmyra, n. j., Raymond
iitchell and f. r. Chamberlain of
Noodsville, N. H., William Drfer OF Rut-
and, Miss Ida M. Beaulac Of St. Johns
ury, A. McQuade Of Hartford, II. b.
lark of Providence, r. T., c. r. Paronto o.
nd M. @. Michaud of Hardwick, H. Fl. v
.napp of Springfield, J. d. Hewitt of p
forth Pomfret, i. L. Abbott of Bellows
alls, NJ. Il. Abbott and c. A. Hutchinson Bi
Winchester, Mass. Charles Quincy of es
John j. AlcCabe of Burling TO
on, $. c, Painter of Burlington, and br
J. j. Simons of Worcester id