The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-04-24
Tx OF THE TOWN

turned from Groton, where she mas Deer
caring for Clarence Orr.
James Gallagher OF Laurel street hi
gone TO Pittsburg, Pa, where he expects
to be employed at his trade
All the employees of the Cook, Watkins
Manufacturing company are now sub
scribers to the third Liberty loan.
At to.nght's New England Order o.
Protection meeting, reports of the CRANE
lodge representatives will be given.
Hear the Brunswick talking machines
on demonstration all this week In RialtC
block, State street, Montpelier, adv.
Regular meeting OF Barre +, o. v, will
be held in Worthen hall Thursday, April
%, at 1880 sharp. ID. Mcdonald, w. Pres
Buick roadster, AL condition, must be
sold at once For particulars see Mrs.
S. +. Laviolette, "a North Main street,
tel. 656-W.
Miss Mary Mccarthy of Laconia, n.
H.. Is visiting for few days at he
home Of her mother, Mrs. Mccarthy, Of
Summer street.
The Altrurans will hold their annual
business meeting and election of officers
at the home of Mrs johnson, 80 Richard
son street, Friday afternoon at the
usual hour
The condition of Harold Burroughs of
Church street, who submitted to ar OPP.
GRAFTON for appendicitis at the City hos
pital last week, is reported to be i'm
proving steadily.
| Mrs. j. A. Lougee of Lockmere, -. H.,
was in the city last evening to attend
the wedding of her son, Luther G..
Lougee, and Miss Coralinn NJ Sowden
of fremont street
Miss Avis Douglas of East street re-
turned to the city last evening from
Berlin, n H., where she has been visiting
with friends and relatives during the
past several days.
Rev +. l.. Goodspeed of Amherst,
Mass, who has been called to the pas.
torate of the Barre Congregational
church, is passing a few days in tn city
having arrived last evening.
To aequaint the ladies of Barre with
our new lines in millinery, we offer 20
per cent discount on all millinery and
stamped goods for the rest of the week.
At Beattie 4 Duncans.
Miss Dorothy Griffith Of Waterbury
arrived in the city yesterday for visit
in the home of her uncle, B. Fl. Griffith,
Miss Griffith Is taking vacation from
her duties in the Waterbury telephone
central.
Will the ladies of the Hedding NJ. L. |
church who have clothing to donate for |
the rummage sale please notify Mrs. |
John H, johnson, tel 2l2.M, Mrs. Arthur
Holt, tel 409-l3, or Mrs. Walter Perkins,
tel. W?--adv
Barre friends of John Donovan, who
formerly visited Barre at regular inter
fals as a travelling freight agent, viii be
Interested TO learn that he is s--ts ae-
i've service as a member of the IT, S.
Engineers in France.
Mr.. and Mrs Edison Lander who have
,een visiting at the home If tie for
ners parents, Mr.. and Mrs George Ian
er of South Main street, during toe
ast few days, returned this forenoon 10 !
heir home in Lebanon n. III.
John Gaul Of Orange street who has ,
zen employed at the Union D.y Goods
tore during the past year, has com
leted his duties there and this week
tarted his duties as a dra lght sman at Z
he Straiton granite plant in the south :
nd of the city. /.
A most interesting and instructive /
fternoon was enjoyed by the members
the Barre Woman's club yesterday II
hen an exhibit of practical war food
nd recipes was given by the directors
18th Mrs. \. d, Phelps as chairman, A II
fading by Mrs Stella Averill was much
moved by all. Vocal solos by Miss
leora Morse were rendered very accept
bly,.
Coach McGnnis Of the Godd4rd semi
ary baseball team is putting hi; charges
trough rather stiff practice this week,
preparation for two games which
I'VE been slated to be played this Yeek
riday afternoon at Mortified. they will
Get the Norwich Tnformals in a return
lme between the two teams, the hill
p aggregation having won the first
Lme last week at the seminary da-
ond At the seminary campus Satur
" afternoon they will have the strong
freshmen as their opponents.
d. A. Perry left last night for Mount
ermon, Mass where he conducts an
Iction to-day for Arthur G. Chaplin,
ling some choice registered stock. Yes
rday Mr. Perry was in Mortified sell
2 for Newell d. Jones, who disposed of
J holdings in that town. the real estate
ing purchased by Sumner kimball of
,rthfeld for $4,000. Grade cows sold
lfn 700 10 IbO ana averaged TSS.oui 1
o-year odds brought from $50 to 1858;
ariings from $50 TO s4s; hens for 81 As
oh; native oats, Sl.37 per bushel, this
ing considered the record price for this
,son.
Fred T. Austin, L. S. A., who was re-
lily mentioned in army and navy or -
IS as receiving a brigadier.generafs -.
is a brother Of Mrs. w A
ew of Maple Grove. His promotion
8 from the rank of colonel and be is
" stationed at Camp Dix. Brig. Gen.
stin is we'll known in Barre and else
ere in Washington county. He is a
rwich university graduate and in his
eer as an army officer he saw service
the Philippines. He is attached to 4
field artillery.
3 A. Williams of Washi1gt " street
ties that he has received a telegram I
m his son, Earl X. Williams, telling !
{ he has received a commission as
{ lieutenant in the signal corps of the :
5, army. Lieut. Williams Is now sta
ned at Little Silver, n. J., having re.
tly completed a special course in
DOL at Leon Springs, Tex. Lieut.. Will N
ms is graduate of Spaulding high 3
DOL, where he excened in athletics
er he attended Dartmouth college,
ere he played baseball and basketball
the varsity team.
:. F. Smith was in Washington yester-
holding an auction sale for c. D.le
mer. An unusually large crowd at
ded this sale EVERYTHING was cleaned