The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-01-25
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pdtuiuhg sPc'iai VI b'"n"' ~ $1,000"
only ioc,
Fight the high cost of living read Rus
sells ad, page 4. 4.
Miss c. NJ. Batchelder of Brandon i
passing several days with her relatives
here.
New shipment of women's rubbers
childrens leather tops, overshoes, \
Shea's.
Miss Helen Mute has gone to North
] field. where she is passing a few days
with relatives.
Frank ID. Sartell of the Presbrey.C "
kendall Co, was a business visitor in
Burlington yesterday.
| Morris +, Jones OF Utica, n. y, is
passing several days with relatives in
| Barre, his former home.
| Congressman Porter III. Dale and Mrs.
Dale, who accompanied her husband here,
were registered at Hotel Barre over
night.
X. of C. War Fund dance, Bailey hall
Montpelier, Wednesday, Jan. 30; 81 a
do your bit.--adv.
Miss Pearl 4. Wright, who has be,n
passing several days in the city as the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. George n. Tildan
of South Main street, has returned TO
her home in Sherbrooke, P. O.
Mrs. Fred Smith, who has been with
her mother Mrs. G. L. Bugbee, of High.
land avenue for some time, left yester-
day for Greenville, S. G., there to visit
her husband, who is member of the
medical corps stationed at Camp SEWER
Conductor James j. Kanaly of he
Barre branch has been called to Leicester
by the death of his mother, who had bee1
in failing health for some time. While
he is absent day trains over the BRAN
line are in charge of Conductor Charles
Conner of st. Adams.
Gage & Gage, chiropractors, regular Of
flee hours from now on are every day
from 1880 to IL a. m. On Monday,
Wednesday and Friday evenings from
to p. m. Montpelier, Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday from 2 to p. m:
Free clinics will be held Monday and
Friday from ! to 2 p m. from now on,
instead of Tuesday and Saturday. adv,
The following item from White Riy
er Junction exchange concerns former
employee of the Barre Savings 4 Trust
CO.: Friends here will be glad to know
that Lieut.. Roscoe P, Lynde of Essex
Junction, former resident of this place,
has arrived safely in France. He is at.
tached TO the surgeon generals office In
the finance and accounting department"
Miss Nellie Harrigan, formerly of
Mortified, who has been employed in
Barre for some time, has gone to WASH
ington, d. G., where she has secured a
position. Miss Harrigan was
graduated from a business college in Al |
bany, n. y, two years ago, and has had |
employment in Barre since that time |
Recently she passed successful civil |
service examination in Mortified.
Boy scouts of Barre, who, earlier in |
the week set about the task of dis |
-ributing patriotic literature for the 90
are making satisfactory prog |
,ess with their work, Emery j. Newhall,
who has been active in scout work here
ior number of years, is directing the
'fforts of the youngsters and it is stated
hat householders about town have
WINGED no slight degree of interest in
he pamphalets delivered by the scouts.
With two games won and third con
est in which it was visited by defeat,
he basketball team from Spaulding high
chool set out this morning for st. Al
,ans to play the local high school. The
anne this evening will be the first in
everal years between Spaulding and
IT, Adams, and as the Franklin county
chool boys, who are new corners in the |
tate league, have not had an oppor-
unity TO show their real mettle, the out
nf ha ! {,
'oaeh James r. keneiick accompanied
he team, which included the following
tudents: Mann, Lyons, Geals, Csrpen- !
En-, Morse.
Ernest Marchetti of North Main stree, .
tho is taking a vacation of two weeks !
rom his duties in the City Wine st IRE,
fit this morning for Concord, n. H., it
here he is to join his brothers, An.
clio and Joseph Marchetti, in trip to
oston, there to visit Private Edmund
olli, former Barre boy, who is coming I
orth from Jacksonville, Fla, on brief i
ave from the quartermasters corps to $
hich lie belongs. Before returning to a
lis city Mr.. Marchetti will visit at his b
,rmer home in Waterville, Me, and dur 6
q his absence John Carroll will be EN- Il
Dyed in the wine store. p
William NJ Richie, who was granite !,
liter in Barre before the war and who :,
fl for Scotland TO enlist in regi-
ent of his native land, is prisoner of :
e Germans. according to information :
hich has reached his friends here. Mr.
itchie was a member of the old Bon
ccord football club and is we'll remem- 1
red by many followers of soccer foot u
III in this city An item from an Aber- g
en- newspaper runs as follows: Mrs =
Gorge Paul, s Forbes street, Aberdeen.
S received postcard dated Dec. from P
r son, Private William M. Richie, 6
A. NJ. C., stating he is a prisoner in I.
e hands of the Germans. Private :,
tchie, who was a stonecutter in Aber- y
EN- before the war, was reported as :
ssing several weeks ago. :
Spiritualists from various sections of e,
'rmont began TO arrive in the city to- W
Y for the opening session OF the an 81
al convention of the Vermont State al
ritual association. The first meeting CO
II be held in the Pavilion theatre this CO
ening at 1880 o'clock Musical fea h,
res of the gathering will be in charge +.
Mrs. A. w. Allen and among the
eakers announced are: Rev. Henry a
miner of Worcester, Mass, who is
,ssage medium, and Rev. George A
Her of Greenwich. Mass. Among the z
tie speakers who are to be introduced
, Alonzo Hubbard of Tyson, former I
asident of the association. Mrs. Emma 3