The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-01-08
TALK OFTHE TOWN

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Fleece lined wrappers at Abbott's.
Work will be resumed at Jones broth
ers' shed tomorrow morning.
The Ebony Ministries are asked to meet
for rehearsal tonight at 5:45 IN the n.
of c. hall.
j. A. Little left this morning for Hard
wick where he is passing several days
with relatives.
Miss T.. NJ. Moody left this morning
for st. Johnsbury, where she is visiting
friends for few days.
Regular meeting of the l.. A. A. o. H.,
will be held Wednesday evening at II.
of c. hall. Bring due books.
Dr. ID. c. Watt, who has been passing
several days with relatives, left this
forenoon for his home in Danville.
Dean p. Town of Plainfeld was in the
city this morning TO attend the annual
meeting of the Peoples National bank.
Silvio Giudici. who has been employed
in Springfield, Mass, for year, has re-
turned to Barre To take up his residence.
Mrs. Bert Humphrey, Mrs. w. f. Jack
son and their father, Mr. Reavey, have
gone to Morrisville for a visit of a few
days.
The regular monthly meeting of the
trustees of the Barre City hospital will
be held at the hospital Wednesday even
ing at s o'clock.
A. j. Bilodeau and daughter, who have
been visiting with relatives in Granite
willie during the past few days, expect to
return to their home in Manchester, n.
H., this evening.
There are no fines, suspensions or dues
in the Christmas club, and best of all
you get back at the end of the year the
money you have paid in, Try it your
self. Barre Savings Bank & Trust Co.
Beginning Monday, JAN Z, Mrs. Beat
tie will have special sale of stamped
and package goods consisting of chill
drens dresses, ladies' waists and under
wear, scarfs, pillow tops, etc, to reduce
our stock for invoicing
Because many inquirise have reached
me concerning osteopathy, / have made
arrangements to send free of charge a
monthly magazine to all interested in
osteopathy Give me your address. DIR.
&c. +. Smith, Keith avenue.
While citizens of these New England
states find it difficult to get enough SUI
gar to 90 round. the grocers in Nova
on sugar, offering it in l00-pound lots
at Zoe pound Letter Carrier w ID. Me
Donald has the proof in copy of the
Turno Weekly News.
The annual meeting of the Barre His
torical society, Inc, will be held at the
room of the society in the city building
Monday, Jan. IA, at 3 p. m. Election of
officers and transaction of other business.
The yearly assessment is now due and
should be paid on or before that date to
Blanche J. Tilden. treasurer.
Sawyers with machine are to spell
the tired municipal laborers who have
been struggling TO keep apace with the
demands Of the charity department. and
where a comparatively small amount OF
stove length wood has grown out of the
city's pile back Of the Church street
school. enough for the remainder of the
winter may be sawed after the apparatus
arrives Thursday morning Once the ma
chine is set up, the aldermanic charity
committee hopes to get its entire supply
Of four foot lengths sawed for practical
use.
Seconds" and the regular lineup at
Spaulding high school came together for
a practice basketball match last even
ing at the gym, and for the first time !
since the squad was called out by Coach
j. 7. Kenefick the sub-varsity men had
a shade on the regulars. The first team
goes to Burlington Friday to inaugurate
the Vermont prep. school league series.
On the following day the second string
men launch their drive on White River
Junction, where the local high school
team is preparing to give the Barre boys
u warm reception.
Noting that load after load of coal ap
pearing in the streets of Barre seems to
be headed for the farming districts. peo-
pie who are scrimping stove and furnace
to exc out winters supply of the black
diamonds could be heard to-day express
ing themselves in hearty accord with the
suggested embargo on coal for farmers
who have access to wood lots. II is eyi |
dent that very small proportion of the
supply of coal received in Barre has been
diverted to farmers, although people here
in the city who have been unable to pur
chase wood have been short of coal for
some time.
laundering operations on the large
tract west of Berlin pond which Anthony
Tomasi purchased some time ago are
growing apace as the winter lengthens, |
and with a modern saving outfit on the |
grounds. dozens of cords of four foot |
wood are being turned out daily. Except |
for a quantity of bass wood the land is |
covered almost entirely by beech, maple |
and BIRCH and most of the seasons cut
thus far has been reduced to fuel dmen- |
sions. Mr., Tomasi recently completed
the erection of a dwef ing house and barn
on the land and in the former are located |
several of the woodsmen. Others are