The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-04-13
TALK OF THE TOWN

cheer mp.
Best Doe coffee for Gle. Try poun
to-day. Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co.
J. Edward Walsh of North Main 3 zee
was a business visitor In st, Adams to
day.
Miss Nellie Sadier left this norma,
for Burlington to pass the week end will
! friends.
Miss Ellen Mute returned this morning
from Mortified, where she attended 4
house party.
Angelo Vanetti left this morning fol
South Ryegate TO pass the week enc
with friends.
r. A. Waterman left last night for
Boston, where he is making a business
visit Of several days.
II. r. Williamson of Pearl street left
this morning for Hardwiek TO pass the
week end with his family.
Frank T., Austin Of Church street has
returned home, after passing a few days
with friends in Burlington.
Miss Adelia Thompson and Mrs. Gus
tat L. Berg returned TO the city yester.
day, after passing few days with rela.
tiyes in South Ryegate.
You viii save money IL you buy a
Perfection oil stoves and wicks. ;ct
prices. f. A. Prindle. Worthen block.
Miss Emily Libby, a student at God.
dard seminary, has been passing several
days in her home in Montgomery, where
she was detained by illness while on a
visit.
Joseph Stumpf, formerly employed as
an operator at the Bijou theatre, arrived
in the city last evening from Perth Am
boy, N. j.. where he has been making
his home since last fall.
f. r. Peasley, who has been spending
the winter in Jacksonville, Fla, and else
where in the South, passed through Barre
this morning while on his way to his
home in West Topsham.
Mr.. and Mrs T.. l.. Smith of West
street left the city this morning for Al
bany, n. ", there to remain for a weeks
visit with relatives before going To Shell
burne Falls, Mass, for more extended
stay.
Peter Johnson, one of the fast horses
owned by james NJ. Boutwell, of the
quarrying firm of Boutwell,, Milne &
Narnum, has been transferred to the
stables of DR.. w. $. Page on South Maih
street for an indefinite period
g. Cassellini of Cottage street offered
himself for the merchant marine, re.
cruiting station for which has been es-
tablished in the Red Cross pharmacy.
Mr.. Cassellini is now awaiting the out
come of the physical examination which
he underwent this forenoon.
Foresters Of St. Johns court, G. o. f.,
will gather for corporate communion at
-
Members of the court are to meet in the
Knights of Columbus hall at $3.50 O'Clock,
md a half hour later the line viii form
md the Foresters will march directly to
hurch for the o o'clock mass.
The heavy fall Of snow put a
fimp in the plans of the baseball man
cement at Goddard seminary for q
,ame on the campus this afternoon, and |
n consequence of the incement wealth
r, the Norwich lnformals, who were |
to play in the curtainriser Of
he 1918 season, have been notified not
0 come TO Barre. II is expected that
he game will be played some afternoon
ext week Fans at the seminary are
over the turn in the wealth
r. as they were anticipating eagerly the
nance to see the new Goddard team in
elton.
According to the crew of a passenger
rain over the Barre branch last evening
lore snow accumulated on the front of
he locomotive during the storm last
light than at any time this winter.
When the train left the local yard for
during the night, it began 20
Ill snow ball that gained in size I'M
/ the yard limit at North Barre was
assed. There the wet and sticky mass,
nable to gather any more snow, started ,
onward. Most of it lodged on the head
ght and stuck there until members of s
lie crew crept along the running board
I'd removed it.
The whole sale liquor firm of Wilson h :
aul, which has been operated for some a
me in Burlington, Rutland and Barre, !.
to move part Of its equipment from q
e Queen city to its storage plant in 8
e kempton MILL so called, on South \
ain street. The firm has disposed of /
! bottling plant in Burlington, and i
rt of the apparatus used therein is to !,
divided between branch storage es-
blishments in Barre and Rutland. The
lie of modern bottling and storage I
ant erected by Wilson & Gaul in Bur !
lgton was reported soon after the city !,
mt dry in March. +
Private Richard Hoar, who has been
ending a leave of absence at the home ;,
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard y
,ar Of East street, during the past sew {,
n days, being called to this city by ),
e illness of his sister, Miss Bereniee :,
,ar, expects TO return to Spartanburg, -
c., this evening, he being stationed at .
e training camp there. He will be ac- .
mpanied to New York City by Elliott y
rie, who has been visiting at the home
his parents, NJ. and Mrs. James Prize h'
Graniteville, on furlough of 80 days,
who will reioin his shipmates on
ard the e. s. $. Rhode Island. !
The friends of Rev. J. w. Barnett. for. z
rly pastor of the Congregational <
rch in Barre. will be glad to learn of =
success in the v VI. C. A. work in =
gland, to which he went soon after !
wing the Barre church last fall Mr. =
rnett was first located at the Eagle Z
in London, but later was promoted <
be religious director of series of .
nps near Winchester, England. His <
lily brought him still another promo. <
n and at the present time he is direc- =
of everything in that place, consist <
of two huts, theatre and hospital ;
r Winchester. lie has number of 2
u under him to carry ON the work, is ~
nished with an automobile and. as
duties carry him about the country
lewhat. he travels considerable each 2
T. So happy is he in his work that he