The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-05-10
TALK OF THE TOWN
Saturday sale at Abbott's.
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See Lids for Kids at Abbott's
Get your mothers day cards for sun
day at Bell 4 Houstons.
Misses Margaret Mercer and ENeyT
Mathieson called on South Woodbury.
friends yesterday,
Don't forget to phone 49, whei
you're ready TO sell your old rags ah'
rubbers. Abram Fine, city
States Attorney W. r, McFeeters OF
st. Adams was a business visitor IN the
city yesterday and to-day
Foredrag av Axel Anderson, Concord
~ H., den ] mai X. Of c. hall ALA
Skandinaver yalkomna. FRITZ intrade,
Auction at Holmes Jewelry Store to-
day at 1880. Closing out sale. Every
thing to GO Retiring from business.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Spare returned
TO their home in St. lohnsbury to-day,
after spending few days in the city.
Officer j, S. Murley of Summer street
resumed his duties in the police depart
ment to-day, after an absence Of few
days.
! Edward NJ. Chandler of Barre. stu.
dent at Norwich university. has been APP
pointed corporal in the university bat
| talon.
The children Of the Presbyterian Sun.
day school are asked TO meet at the
church for rehearsal Saturday afternoon
at $3.50. Parents are asked to cooper
ate.
In decorating the windows for next
week, it is suggested that the merchants
use the Stars and Stripes as much as
possible, in honor OF the odd Fellows
convention.
Herbert Wilson. who il sailor on
~ $ 4
in the city last evening 60 spend a short
furlough at the home of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs, James Wilson of South Main
street
Edward Cardni of North Main street
yesterday shipped his household goods to
South birmingham. Mass where the
fine family IS to take up its residence
Mr.. and Mrs. Cardni plan to leave the
city next week.
Miss Mona Mortimer arrived in the
city last evening from Caremont, n. H.,
where she has completed nurses course
at the Claremont hospital, TO spend pc
riod of indefinite length at the home of
her parents on Camp street
Farmers in towns about welcomed the |
warm rain to-day, as II served to mois-
ten soil that hitherto has been too dry |
to work. While there seems TO have |
been an average rainfall this spring, the I
almost constant high winds have rapidly I
absorbed the moisture
Druggists of Barre are behind a move
ment to have the Sunday opening hours
changed, as it is said that the schedule
which the states attorney caused to be
enforced fortnight ago does not meet
with the favor of the public II is pro.
posed to make the opening hour later in
the forenoon and the closing hour earlier
in the evening
Miss Laura H. Stoughton. who is on
gagged as a teacher in Englewood. " j. II
and Mrs. Godfrey Rollason. who has
been passing some time with Mr. Rolla.
son, who y attached to a unit in Cleve
land O., are at their home ON French
street, having been summoned here by
the serious illness of their mother, Mrs !
Ellen L. Stouehton h
The room committee of the I. O. O. T. \
are DESTROYS of securing few more
rooms for the entertainment Of our
guests May IL. Is, 10 and II Anyone
having one or more rooms is requested TO
notify by phone either H. W Scott l23-
NJ or 900 NJ, r. ]. Clark 7lo-4 L. g. Beck
652R or w. Uniform prices are 8 per
room per night for one person, $50 per !
room per night for two persons.
John Papin, one Of the successful an. !,
plicants for r first class license. has 7
leased of G. A. Lane, an apartment in the :
building at 3l3 North Main street The j
section to be used by Mr.. Papiu for
dispensing liquors was formerly occupied p
by \. Palumbo as a barber shop Car Il
,enters are removing partitions and 9th. n
srwise renovating the place, which the
icensee expects to occupy May 20 il
All committees working on plans for
he state convention of the order next s.
week met in Odd Fellows hall last even q
ng to compare notes and further TO ar l.
'ange for the reception of some hundreds ei
# Odd Fellows and Rebekahs, repre-. n,
enting IS lodges of the former and 80 W
organizations of the latter in Vermont. &C
Aside from the hotel accommodations i.
which are being held, rooms in many bt
ZONES have been reserved for visitors ca
Turing the convention. V
The Goddard seminary baseball aggre- OF
ration left the city this forenoon for
Boston, where they are scheduled to meet on
he Dean academy team to morrow after u
loon. Wednesday afternoon at Exeter, y
', H., the seminary ball tossers are Stat
d to meet the Exeter academy team. et
nd they expect to return to this city on vi
he following day. The players going on th
he trip were: Capt. Jacobs Tryon, Ma Sc
oney, Evans Kelly, Smith. Beattie. OF
iarrity and Leapby, Kopf having left W,
yesterday to spend a few days at his ~
ONE in New Britain, Conn WI
Special cars on the traction railroad % ~.
ill leave the Bolster building at e:l5 Nv
clock this evening, carrying many
lembers Of Clan Gordon to the Vermont ~
ar conference at the capital. BY grace 4
f a special invitation from the state
the clansmen and the Barre
ipe and Drum band are to parade from z
ne State House to the Montpelier City
all. The pipe band has been asked TO 4
lay, and before the meeting is gotten :
nder way the Barre delegation will be
shered TO seats reserved for them .
part from the clan representation,
rge number of other people from this I
ty are planning TO participate in the |.
ar conference.
Officers of the state court. Catholic
rider of Foresters, met with st. Johns
,urt in the X of C. hall on North 1
lain street last evening TO discuss plans
II the annual convention Of the For Z
,ters, which is to be held in Barre 4
xxi month. Nelson LTcuver of !.
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