The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-05-15
TALK OF THE TOWN


Orlando L. Martin Of Plainheld was
Barre business visitor to-day.
la Resista corsets, with spirabone sid
. stay, az Mrs. Shepard Co, Inc. Corset
fitted, Sl.00 TO $3.50
Mrs. Dean W. Blodgett of Park street
left the city this morning for her former
home Ia Montgomery, where she is max
ing a visit of several weeks.
Special to-day at Park theatre. Robert
Warwick in "The Silent Master based
on +. Phillips oppenheim's great novel
THE Court OF ST. Simon. adv,
Peter Walk, who has been STAYING al
the city farm, was locked up ON an in
toSication charge last night. This fore.
noon IN municipal court he acknowledged
first .oiiense, and paid the minimum
fine and costs.
ugo Ramelle, who has been employed
in New York City for the past two years,
arrived in Barre last evening. Mr.. Ram.
ella has enlisted in the u. S. navy and
before joining the colors will pass several
days with his mother, Mrs. Charlotte
Ramella of Berlin street.
Misses Annie Deans of Prospect street
and Belle Fraser OF Merchant street ar.
rived in the city last evening from ST
| Augustine, Fla, where they have been
employed during the winter months, to
spend an indefinite period at their re-
spectiye homes in this city.
News is received here of the birth of
son in New York Saturday, MAY IL. To
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ahern former resi-.
dents of Barre. Mrs. Ahern will be re.
membered as Miss Mildred Brooks,
court reporter Her husband is employed
by the Royal Typewriter Co.
Frank l.. Howe of Mortified, who was
captain of the Mortified company which
went to Chickamauga in the Spanish
American war, called on friends in Barre
to-day while assisting in arrangements
for the reunion of veterans of 'OS at
Caledonia park tomorrow Mr.. Howe's
son is a captain in the l0lst ammunition
train, now in France.
John Robertson of West Patterson
street completed his duties as draughts.
man at the Waldron Shields granite of.
flee in the Miles block last evening, after
having been employed in that capacity
during the past two years. Mr.. Robert
son is one Of the Al men who are to
be sent from Washington county to-mor.
row afternoon to the University of Yer
mont at Burlington to take a course for
mechanics.
Officials of the B. & NJ. r. & p Co. in.
GLIDING Vice President H. T. Sands, came |
10 Barre this afternoon for a conference
with the city council al 80 O'Clock |
Having paid the assessment due on the
South Main street paving job, the com
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the mayors signature. At the alder
manic session last evening copy of
the contract was examined and approved
by the city fathers. The bond is for
10000.
Accompanied by a number of students
md members of the faculty, the Spauld
ng high school baseball team left the
,ity early this afternoon for Waterbury,
where they are scheduled to meet the
high school baseball team
his afternoon Poili is expected 10 do
he twrling for the high school nine,
While 1t is likely that Vanetti will be
,ack in harness to do the receiving. Sat
lrdav afternoon at the Lincoln campus. |
he st. Adams team will make their APP 8
'earance for the first time of the season. :
Registered HoIstein bull for sale Near
Y ready for service A fine individual :
ut OF good stock and from dam we in
end to put under test soon. Just the ,
light age TO turn out. The first check ,
or sos takes him Have also a young !
on of our herd sire, King Segis Pontiac J
'pofford whose three nearest dams aver
&c 3l.39 pounds butter in seven days Y
. grandson Of the $4,000 bull, King :
u A al. L., 81
|. r. O. daughters; mostly white, a
eauty and breeding that puts him in a r
lass good enough to head any herd. ?
Will sell for 800 and arrange to give t
ne year to pay. Would like TO see him G.
smain in this section. c. w Perry,
ARE. Tel. 2s5-M or 577-W. s.
Arrivals at Hotel Barre last night and q
lis morning included the following PEG =
e: Mr. and Mrs. George W. Hyde of >,
oston, Allen l.. Smith and H. J. Paine y
Montreal. r O.. Mr.. and Mrs. Haigh ! !"
Brattleboro, Mrs. Emma Rand Of Sax ~
ms River, Miss Emma Gates of Ludlow, =
r. and Mrs +. A. Spear of Woodstock, u
f. Hobson f. f. Jenne of Newport, =
larles G. Staples, George A. Metcalf Of ~
rattleboro, II. l.. Hatch OF Randolph, /"
srry T. Walker of Bellows Falls, Hen -
b. Furber of Woodstock, Fred H. OF
-ook Of Wells River, +. w. Tinkham
McIndoes. C. L. Speare, +. s. Bemis pr
West Corinth. f. B. Driscoll and A. G. W
looks of Springfield, w. A. Gage OF VI
arlington, W F. Frost of Bennington, as
i. ]. Cain Of Brattleboro.
A large number of Spaulding high tr
hool students are planning to leave rs
e city Saturday forenoon for Lyndon In
lie, where they will enroll in the first ii
aiming camp, which has been estab- IN
he'd at Camp Vail by the management i,
this farm to train students through y,
{ the state for farm work during the
MINER months. Several weeks ago, Di
tor Reynolds of the Vail farms spoke
fore the students Of the school and i'm
,diate,y afterwards large number of
Idents signed up" for one of the three
nps, which are to be held. The course
instruction consists Of a period OF
o weeks, the first of which starts Sat bri
fay of this week and after the course Z
instruction in regard to farm work, we
; students will be placed on selected or
ms throughout the state for the sum- att