The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-04-13
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At q special town meeting held at tn
opera house last Thursday afternoon, j
was voted to make the salary of tn
town treasurer S400 per year instead o
800, which has been the salary for thi
office for many years. Not very man,
voters were in attendance.
| Charles Wyman of Mddlebury was {
recent guest OF friends in town
States Attorney james b. Campbell
OF st. Johnsbury was in town Thursday
on business.
Albert j. Larrabee our street com
missioner, was in ST, iohnsbury Wednes'
day to attend the county road meeting
Mrs VI. ]. Sullivan has been a guest
Of friends this week in Middlebury
Merton Schoolcraft has gone to Spring.
field, where he has employment
Cecil Locatelli of Windsor has been in
town the past week visiting old acquaint.
ances.
Melvin Morse was home from his work
in Montpelier few days since.
The listers have been progressing very
fayorably with their work and ii the
weather remains good at all they will
have completed their outside work much
sooner than heretofore. They find that
personal property is keeping up remark
ably well and find that the falling off Of
polls is considerable.
Miss Mary Constantiono is clerking N
the Robbie grocery store.
The card party and baked bean supper
recently given by the Pythian Sisters
at X. Of ?. hall was great success and
a great many were fed at supper and
Ec~ tai fS5f
a game of cards.
The Fairview Rebekah ladies held am
other Of their enjoyable card parties Mt
/. O. O. r. hall last Wednesday evening,
there being II tables filed most of the
evening.
Rev. and Mrs G.. H. Redding are Ak
pected to-day from the south, where they
have been for the benefit of Mr.. Red
ding's health, and it is expected that lie
will occupy his pulpit in the Methodist
church Sunday.
James Cruickshank, local wrestler
Of some repute in past years, has decided
70 accept the challenge recently issued
BY Peter Gotch of Manchester, n. H.,
provided the latter will give him a
months time in which to get in condi |
ion and also provided the match is
pulled of in this place and that the win
Ter take all above expenses. II Is hoped |
hese two men may be brought together |
n the near future.
At recent meeting of Royal Arch |
Iasons. Hiram Arch chapter, No. 20, uf |
his place, the following officers were |
lected for the ensuing year; f. NJ. Jor
IAN. T.. II. p; w. S. Cobb king; Ford |
talr 4 yFj
T.: L. b. Tins, p s.; Il. II. Campbell,
|. A. c.; A. W Lloyd, secretary; B. f.
Obj, treasurer; Robert Fordyce. NJ. 3D.; /
{ H. Whitcher. NJ. I'd; Henry Gray, NJ.
st; II. f. Girdlestone, chaplain; f. NJ.
laws, tyler,
Il. NJ. Davis and wife were business
isitors in st. Johnsbury Friday.
The grades in the village school have
ought war savings and thrift stamps
} the amount of S294.T3, divided as fol-
WIS: Grade ?, $3.50; grade s, $3.50;
rade 6, S42.73 grade 5, 1924; grade
500; overflow rooms, S2s.23; grade
Sl475; grade J. Sll.75. .
Thursday evening at the Knights of
olumbus hall the junior auxiliary chill .
zen of the Episcopal church presented
yo folk plays, Troll Magic" and For
{ Spring." to IA large audience. The
,ung people did exceedingly well and
eir efforts were literally applauded.
To morrow morning, Sunday, April 1t,
1916 at the Congregational church,
sv Charles Waite viii preach on the
bject. Buy Bond, or Go Into Bond 4
-e" The boy scouts, who are to push )
e drive in this town, are especially m I