The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-08-27
TALK OF THE TOWN

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Special early showing Of furs at Abb
bolts.
William Milne of the U. S. S. Michi-
gan is spending a short furlough Of a
few days with friends and relatives in
the city.
Fresh eggs are selling at 5sc. Why
not use powdered fresh eggs at 39c and
save l9c per dozen? You will like them
Direct Importing Co.
The South Barre campfire girls and
chaperone, Mrs p. d. Ladd, returned
home by automobile to-day after camp
ing two weeks at Joe's pond
Peter Maberini arrived in the city yes
terday from Schenectady, N. Y, where
he is employed, to spend few days at
his home on Foss street.
Eben Carrie returned Sunday evening
to Springfield, Mass, where he is en-
rolled at the Springfield mechanics
school, after spending a short furlough
at his home on Thomas street,
Miss Winnifred Hamel of the Arcade
block resumed her duties as clerk in
| the Daylight store this forenoon, after
having a vacation Of two weeks, which
she spent at her home in Plainfeld.
w. Z. Walker, the owner, will sell at
public auction on the Garland farm in
Rochester Wednesday afternoon at |
o'clock, two horses, seven Holstein COWS,
| two heifers and two shoats. Sec adv. on
page 7.
Mr.. and Mrs NOR and son, aymond
went by auto TO Georgia, this state
where Mrs NOR and son expect to
spend few weeks vacation with Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Neveau, late of the
Morrison farm.
A regular meeting of Major L. A. Alb
bolt camp, Sons of Veterans, will be
held Wednesday evening. A full attend
ance is desired. Commander Y. y. Perry
will give a report of the national con-
vention held at Niagara Falls, n. Y
Florence selberg of Blackwell street
returned to the city last evening from
Old Orchard, Me, where she has been
employed during the summer months
Miss Selberg expects to resume her stud
les at Spaulding high school upon the
opening of sessions.
ANY farmer who wants to cooperate
with the state can have the brook OF
his farm stocked with trout for dis
lance of two miles from its source ant
have same posted for a period of five
years, with new stock every year. Any
farmer interested is requested to apply
to i. G. Newcombe at Waterbury Center
or Charles Keith, Barre.
In city court to-day before justice
Sargent. William Adams of White Rivel
Junction paid SIS and costs of $500 FOL
the privilege of over indulging in Liquid
Refreshments, and Merit f. Curtis O
Stowe paid SIS and costs Of $500 for th'
same oflense. The first was arrested by
Officer Gamble and the second by Chic
Sinclair.
Harold White of Newton street, who
is taking a vacation from his duties a.
clerk at the Homer Fits store, left
the city, accompanied by his brother
Maurice White, this forenoon for Old
Orchard Me-, where they expect to spend
few days. During his absence, his
duties at the Fits store viii be taken
care Of by his brother, Clayton White,
James Mcdonald, formerly resident
of this city, arrived in the city yesterday
from Springfield, Mass, where he ha'
been employed during the past two
years, to spend a visit of few day:
with friends Mr. Mcdonald, who wa
formerly employed at the fire station
has been called in the selectiye service
ruling and has been ordered TO report
for duty at Camp Deyens next week.
An enjoyable social event was helC
last evening by the Community club Al
the Lawson school building on the Eas'
Montpelier road, when about 40 members
of the club and invited guests came to
gether for one of series of soeials hel,
by the club An enjoyable program o
musical numbers, consisting Of yoca
solos BY James Bennett and Miss Leonl
Lamb, piano solos by Miss Lorraine
/, Loranger and Mrs. James Bennett ant
reading by Frank Wells, provided al
; enjoyable evenings entertainment Dur
; ing the evening refreshments wer
served.
Beginning Thursday matinee, at tn
: Bijou theatre, will be seen MY Fou
Years in Germany" adapted from tn
story by Ambassador Gerard and fine
under his personal observation and d
recton. There is but one verdict hear
: from those who have seen the picture
and that is: Wonderful" And wonder
full 1t really is, The United States gov
eminent co.operated in the making Of i
: and the president, his cabinet and hg
! Washington officials saw ii and praise
J It, From the opening scenes, where Nj
; Gerard presents his credentials as Amer
g lean ambassador, until the final patriot
review, there is not dull moment. TIL
) finale. showing how America has at las
! prepared herself for the fray, is one {
! the most striking pictures ever screened
Q adv.