The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-05-24

III 'NhtihH iIHli, DlJpu to-u"y au'
II See A. " Beckley's adv. on page 5.-ae
II William Woosley of Granitevile is at
H the City hospital for treatment.
II William Bressett of SO Park street was
i operated on for appendicitis at the City
\ hospital yesterday.
H man at police headquarters this morning
H charging him with intoxication.
H Silas Lamare of Burlington began work
as repair man in the shoe shop of Alex
Bisset of Merchant street this morning.
II Miss Mildred Johansson returned To
/ Barre last evening after spending the
| past five weeks in Canada with friends.
DIR. and Mrs. F. T. Kidder of Wood
| stock called on friends here yesterday.
Dr. Kidder is former member of the
state Senate.
Stanley o. Marsh Of Sunnyside farm,
who accidentally shot off a toe while
killing woodchucks recently, is able to be
out of doors.
George o. Gridley, the well known
Windsor machine manufacturer, and W.
G. Clifford of Bethel, manager of the
Woodbury. Granite Co., were among the
Barre business visitors yesterday and to-
day.
Alfred Favor, section hand, who was
locked up yesterday on an intoxication
charge, acknowledged first offense when
arraigned before Magistrate II. W. Scott
in municipal court this morning, and OBJ
tanned his release by paying fine of S.
and costs.
The members of the Congregational
church and parish are reminded of the
reception to be held this evening at 81
o'clock in honor of Rev. and Mrs. Good
speed. 1t is hoped all will avail them
selves of the opportunity to meet the
new pastor
| The Spiritualist society of South
Barre will hold religious service at
Unitel temple Sunday, May 26, at 3 /
and p. m, conducted by Rev Fife !.
Webster. There will also be public cir |
Gle at S. S. Smiths, SO Maple avenue,
Saturday evening, May 25, at 1880 |
o'clock.
Rehearsals for children's day will be |
held at the Congregational vestry to-
morrow Saturday afternoon, for the |
primary department at 2 o'clock and for |
the junior department at 3 o'clock. Par |
ents, please interest yourselves in this |
matter and remind your children of the
reheansals
The Christoforo Colombo band, which |
furnished music for this mornings dem
onstration in honor of Italy America day /
and the departure of the draft men, ac-
cepted an invitation to participate in a
similar celebration in Mortified this aft
ernoon. The musicians left by automo-
bile just before noon.
The veterans of the c. A. r.. the Sons
of Veterans, the Spanish war veterans
and the affiliated women's organizations
are cordially invited to the Memorial
service at the Hedding Methodist Epis-
copal church Sunday, May 90. The pas
tor, Rev. Bailey G. Lipsky, has been re-
quested to preach the Memorial sermon.
Young men in the Barre and Barre
Town quota who are leaving for Camp
Devens are asked by the city council to
meet at city hall tomorrow morning at
Gas o'clock with as many of their friends (
as care to gather. The kiltie band will /,
where City Atty. William Wishart will /
speak a few words of counsel before the (,
train leaves. II
Lieut.. James n Gall, who was recently
commissioned in the transportation serv- 1.
ice, returned to Barre to-day after visit /,
ing his sister in Toronto, Ont, and at !
his former home in London, Ont. He will
leave tomorrow morning for Petersburg, !
Va, TO report for duty at Camp Lee !
James f. Smith, NJ. & W. R. storekeeper, !;
is acting as general agent for that road !
and the Barre & Chelsea railroad
A party of Barre and Montpelier young n
men eneamped in Orange saw fun b
grown Canadian lynx one night this n
week. As the campers discerned the
figure of the animal Looping through the t
dusk. they thought it was a dog and at t
tempted to whistle if toward the camp 4
The lynx was not disposed to fraternize r
and before it disappeared from view the /
boys had identified it as one of the wild
est of the wild animals that are known a
to frequent the woods of Orange. Farm n
1rs living in a certain locality of the "
Town have seen the lynx on several occa- t
'ions this spring Recently member of "
he species was shot in the town OF Char
otte Those who observed the Orange a
ynx say it must measure six feet from Il
lip to tail. a
Arrivals at Hotel Barre last night and q
his morning included the following peo- "
lie: Mr. and Mrs. p. +. Bearce of Bran .
lon, Mr.. and Mrs. III. S. Soule, and Miss III
frances Soule of Fairfield, and Miss Hell "
n Shaw of Colchester, Mrs. L. L. Ingalls,
# Burlington, d. A. Trayhan of Little
on, n. H., j. Fl. Hoadley of Rutland, p
n. c. Knight of Newbury, Mr.. and Mrs. 81
. n. Harvey, II. Crawford of Brsttle- g
oro, ID. R. Mcpherson of Buffalo, N Y, OF
:. A. Macdonald of Londonderry, n. H., III
4. j. Lanpher of Orleans, George 0.
ridley of Windsor, G. A. Parker Of Rut N
and, H. Ladd Smith and II. c. Partridge m
{ Proctor, Clifford Allen of Middlebury, 10
Dr.. and Mrs. F. I. kidder of Woodstock, :,
layton L. Waite of Concord, n. H., B. ~
. Whalen of Burlington, w. C. Clifford VI
{ Bethel, Miss Bailey of Wells River,
gorge Stoddard of Rutland, Mr.. and 10
Irs. Z. L. Montague of Northampton, Pc
lass. OF
As they say in the movies, "he regis la
cred chagrin." All of which concerns W,
tile incident that occurred while the mi
-owd was assembling for the parade of EN
ne drafted men this morning. A visitor Pr
'om an adjoining town had just emerged pr
ON one of the clothing stores on North ph
lain street. A Panama hat, suggestive
a scriptural lily in its radiant spot Pr
ssness. had settled down over the tn
rangers poll as the result of pur- to-
,aaa made within Sen rcelv had the q N