The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-04-11
TALK OF THE TOWN

Special values in Abbotts bargain
| basement.
Mrs. Fred Dale went to Middlesex this
morning for a visit of few days.
NJ. s Levin has returned home after
passing several days in Chelsea on bust
ness.
Regular meeting of |. o. O. L., NJ u,
Friday night at I O'Clock. Refreshments
served.
Mrs. Louis Grant OF Waterbury was
visitor with friends in the city yes
| terday.
See What Happened TO Jones' at the
| Spaulding assembly hall tomorrow
evening adv.
c. Il. Searlcs OF Brattleboro, former
in the city on business.
Stop look and listen to the senior play
Friday evening at the Spaulding assem-
bly, hall Admission, Zoe.
G. f. Millar OF Cliff street, who has
been seriously i'll for the past two weeks.
was able to be out Of doors to-day.
This il Dartmouth week at the Barre
Candy Kitchen Special prices on all our
boxes OF Dartmouth chocolates. adv,
Rummage sale al Universalist vestry
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collections. telephone l0i.W or els. =
adv
Special during April, colorfast. two
faced floor mating, also Congoleum,
Petroleum and printed linoleum. Sad
Tiers, Keith avenue.
Sergt. Clarence A. Curtis, who is sta
toned with the LIST Vermont regiment
at Spartsnburg, 5. C., is spending a leave
of absence of Is days at the home of his
mother. Mrs. Elmira Curtis of Elm street.
Sergt. Curtis. before enlisting in the Yer
mont regiment several months ago, was
employed as clerk in the Barre Saw
ings Bank and Trust company.
Arrivals at Hotel Barre last night and
this morning included the following per
sons: r. l.. Culbertson of Erie, Pa, Will
liam Gin of ST. John bury, o. j. Brunell
of Manchester, h. b. Whslen of Burling-
ton. II. j. Cobb of Middlehury, Harry
H. Human OF Glens Falls, y. y, j. D.
Silver of Cleveland O., J. I. Blackley
of White River Junction, II. +. w. Chnt-
ter of Swanton, James A. Mcdonald of
Boston. +. l.. North and O. b. Wells of
Burlington. c. +. Searles of Brattleboro.
Final rehearsals for the senior play,
What Happened to Jones, which is 10
be oiyen TO morrow evening at o'clock
in the Spaulding assembly hall. are be-
ing held. dress rehearsal being held
last evening The play has been IN
charge OF Miss Eva Smith Of the high
school faculty and during the past few
weeks. rehearssls have been held re2a-
larIv. so that the senior thespians have
developed play which should come up
to the standard of former years.
Omar A. Reardon and Homer w. Rear
don travelling statesmen for the George
Straiton Granite Co, who have been
several DAYS in Barre while con
ferring with Mr.. Straiton, left last night
for their homes in Ohio. The former
goes TO Bellefontaine and the latter
makes his headquarters in Dayton. Each
l. assigned TO different territory in the
middle West and western and southern
states. and together they are known
among granite manufacturer. wholesal-
ers and retailers, everywhere as the Rear
don twins.
A regiment of Italian speaking sol.
diers i to be recruited. il Is believed for
service on the Italian front, according TO
= letter received here from Private Guy
Oltolini. formerly a clerk in c. W. Aver 4
I'M a Co.'S hardware store, who enlisted 4
rs the medical corps at the outbreak If 4
the war Barre friends Of Private OF 4
tolini viii be glad 10 learn that he j. re-
covering steadily from an operation for
appendicitis t. which he submitted some 4
week ago. While convalescing. he AZ.
plied for a furlough in the expectation
RAJ he might leave his present quarters
N Camp Beauregsrd, Ia. and revisit
Rarre for q few days. HIS application.
however. was refused. with the sxpisna-
ion that efforts 70 recruit an entire regi-
inert Il Italian speaking soldiers would
.oon b gotten under Wsy. Many 81 the
recruits. il j. anticipated. viii b. drawn
from the draft guota&