The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-04-22
TALK OF THE TOXIN

II FREE Liberty Donu at fhTh lo-hleHt
adv.
H Baby carriages, sulkies and parl
strollers. Sadlier's Keith avenue.
II Harold Lockwood in paradise Gar
H den" Metro feature, Bijou tomorrow
II adv.
II Regular meeting of the l.. A., A. o. IL
II will be held Tuesday evening at 1880 il
II Worthen block.
H Mrs. Thomas Courtney has returned e
her home in st, Johnsbury, after passing
a few days with friends in the city.
H Mrs. Edwin Williams of Washington
street entered the City hospital Sunday
morning, suffering with pneumonia.
II Barre Woman's club meets Tuesday at
2:45. Bring paper, pencil and spoon.
Entertainment and exhibit of war food.
| Frank Geen, who accompanied the
body of Mrs. Geen to Barre for burial
left the city Saturday morning for his
home in Forest Park, III.
Harry Dale, who has been passing a
brief vacation at his home on Circle
street, returned Saturday night to Bos-
ton, where he is employed.
Goddard seminary's next scheduled
baseball game is with the Dartmouth
freshmen and will be played on the To-
cal campus SatuuuN.
Free Liberty bond will be given at s:l5
tonight at Park theatre. If party get
ting bond is in theatre, S. additional, in
cash. will be given.adv.
The w. c. L. L. will hold a special
meeting Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 in
the home of Mrs. Clough of Perry street.
II is stated that business OF Importance
is to be transacted and that a large at.
tendance is desired.
Patrick Hale, who has been visiting
during the past few days at the home OF
his mother, Mrs. Anna Hale of Hale
street, returned Saturday evening to
Pittsfield. Mass, where he is employed
| by the General Electric company.
| James Smith, Groton liveryman, who
passed through Barre yesterday while
en- route to Montpelier with a number of
horses for the Farnham stables, passed
the night with friends in the city, re-
turning to his home this morning.
Bonneys', store of style, quality and
reasonable prices. The latest "a jersey |
suit-rain won't hurt it, won't even |
wrinkle. Price starts at S25. Coats |
dresses. ehirtwaists and petticoats. Geor-
giana Mudgett. local representative, 80 I
Park street. Phone IAN.
Miss Senath Soule of Goddard semi
nary has been presented the fivepound
box of chocolates by the United Fruit
store for suggesting suitable name for
their candy store The store will here
after be known as THE Sugar Bowl
Candy Shop'-the name submitted by
Miss Soue.
Remember the auction sale for +. Fl.
Slayton on the G. 4. Davis farm in Plain
field Wednesday, April "a Seventy five
head of cattle, 43 cows that are now
fresh and due to frcshen this summer
and fall. These COWS that arc coming in
this summer and fall win be worth big
money. Also all kinds of farming tools.
c. +. Smith, auctioneer.
A number of laborers from the water |
department were dispatched TO East I
Barre this forenoon to make repairs in |
an area where considerable damage was {
recently caused by the washing out of
dam. The city mains leading from the
Orange reservoir, were left high and dry {
by the flood. Two breaks in the main !
were also repaired by the laborers.
Mrs Paul Scampini and Miss Nellie {
Scampini of North Main street left Sat .
nrday evening for Aver, Mass. where '
they will visit for few days with
Charles Cato, who is at present sta J
Toned at Camp Devens. Mr.. Cato was |
,ne OF the young men to be sent from :
county two weeks ago for I
.he new national army.
Some local followers of baseball rec 7
,gnize in the picture and story of J. :
Clarence Carey of Hallowell, Me-, who .
vas wounded in action in France. for 6
ner baseball player in Barre. Carey is I
y years Of age and is a member of the y
10Th United States Engineers. He is a 9
by occupation and formerly
worked in granite plants in several parts
t Vermont. P
Important announcement: Remem-
er the special evangelistie meeting on :
tuesday, at 3 p. m. in the Salvation q
army hall on Main street, conducted by D
Idjutant Alfred Tyler of Boston. who g
ill be assisted by Ensign Whipple and =
.ieut Colborne of Montpelier and En-
ign and Mrs Crawford of Barre. A ca
pecial invitation is extended to all
Dung people. Adjutant Tyler has a
pecial message for them. Everybody,
Id and young, is welcome.
Joseph kovalsky, who recently left to
ARE TO establish a tailoring shop for Oh
Dldiers at Camp Deyens. Aver, Mass, @
rrived in the city Sunday and is assist
" members of his family in moving
heir household goods from the house ON FIR
eacon street which he recently sold to W
Iartin Riley, jr. The latter is preparing at
occupy the house. Mr.. kovalsky's ch
Imily has located in North Barre, and ne
? will return at once to Aver, having al
fl his local tailoring establishment in fe
large of competent workman. ga
Little interest is manifested in this de
eek's city meeting compared with in &c
rest aroused in the special city meeting
st month, when the electorate, among
her moves, granted new franchise to
e interurban traction company and
zen proceeded to rebuke the city council pa
, refusing TO authorize the issuance of da
'nds. The city meeting will be held in wi
e opera house Friday evening. Practi-
lily the only important measure to
me before the voters is the fixing of in
laries for aldermen, the assessors. the He
~ clerk and the city treasurer In no
ars past, articles Incorporating pro- te:
sions of this sort have been handled inl
at
Ii present plans materialize. the =
aulding high school baseball team will
en- the season Friday afternoon at the
ncoln campus, when they meet the -
lmni nine in the annual game between -
e two teams. The Spsulding team has