The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-04-18
TALK OF THE TOWN

WNNll ~ fhAtN w run AihN'H NV ''N'
passing a few days in the city on bust
ness.
The condition OF Arthur Stetson, who
went to the hospital Monday, is I'M
changed.
Martin Mcmahon of West street is
passing a few days in Shcrbrooke, +. O.,
on business.
Mrs. John Lyon of - Brook street un.
derwent minor operation at the City
hospital last evening
Wanted "A young man with some eA.
perence in the dry goods business. Good
opportunity for advancement. Apply
Union Dry Goods Co.
Officers and members OF Ruth chapter,
No 80. O, f., S. are requested TO meet at
Masonic hall Friday, April TO- AT 1880
| p. m. to attend the funeral Of our late
sister, Hattie Harrington,
Mrs. c. T. Southgate of South Royal.
ton and Mrs f. j. Fish of Canton, Mass,
were visitors in the city yesterday, the
former on business trip and the latter
the guest of her brother, Walter Goss,
for the day.
Robert Mcknight, who has been WIS.,
itng at his home in Forsyth place dur
ing the past few weeks, returned this
forenoon TO Springfield, Mass where he
is at present employed by a large mu.
nitions plant.
There will be a rehearsal of the choir
of the Hedding Methodist church at
the home of Mrs. Swenson Of IL Acad'
envy street tomorrow evening at $3.50
sharp. Every member of the choir is re-
quested to be present
Sergeant Charles b. Curtis of Spartan
- ~ -. -, ha pa
Savings bank, accompanied by his moth
er, Mrs. L. o. Curtis of Orange, Is a
visitor at the home of his aunt, Mrs.
George Allen of South Barre.
Martin Gleason of Woodsyille, N. H.,
who was locked up on an intoxication
charge last night, appeared before Mag
morning and acknowledged second Of |
Tense, after which he paid fine of Sl5 |
and costs.
Friday evening, April 26, at Rowland /
hall, the civic department of the Barre
Woman's club will give an alphabet
party. The proceeds of this entertain !
ment are to be used to continue the
work of the district nurse, so remember
the date.
Cards have been received in Barre an
the marriage of Harry G.
Brown OF Hartford, Conn, and Miss Sa-
die L. Bedell, recently of Goddard sem
mary, at Hartford on April 3. The young
couple arc at home at SO Congress street, !
Hartford
A tubular sewing kit, not too large to
il into vest pocket, is the nickle plated I
which Hotel Barre is handing
nut to travelling men as reminder that ,
Ia II Lab aff L.
is patrons. The kit contains needles. a
himble, and coils of black and white !
bread
Mr., and Mrs. W. j Clapp of Washing
on street, who passed the larger part Of
he winter with their daughter in River
on, Va, arrived in the city this morning.
)uring their absence Mr.. and Mrs Clapp t
made a soiourn in Florida, and en- route
ome they visited relatives in North
irafton, Mass.
Program for the book social at He'd t
ing NJ Il. church Friday evening, April
o: Piano solo, Miss Anker; vocal solo, t
fiss Jeffords; reading, Miss Gale; violin o
olo, Mr.. Lacasse; reading, Mr. Ban II
roft; vocal solo. Mrs. Bradley; piano
uet, Misses Doris and Corinne East \
IAN Admission, Zoe. "
/ -
on, with gentlemen friends and mem a
ers of Clan Gordon. No. IL, are invited 3,
, the Goth anniversary concert and a
snce to be held Friday, April 10, at
clock Please wear badges. Special !
Ieeting of ladies of Clan Gordon at
30; business. government bonds.
Guerno Castellini of North Main street, :
no has been employed in Barre as
-anite cutter, left last night for Boston /:
enter the training station for the mer !
lant marine. Mr.. Castellini enlisted /
rough the recruiting station at the Red !
ross Pharmacy, and passed successfully I
lie physical examination here. BY vir
lie Of his enlistment he is exempt from
Ie draft.
An egg of unusual dimensions which
NJ. Cutler, South Barre farmer, I
ought to The Times office a while ago,
ntained three yolks. according TO the
icurean whose breakfast table it re- :
ntly graeed. People who eat eggs
ID they are rather numerous say that 1
rec -yolk eggs are rarely found, al
ough occasionally the cracking of an
gshell discloses double yolk.
Before small audiences at the opera
use yesterday afternoon and evening,
e play, THE Marriage Question" was
erred by Ed. w. Rowland and Lorin
Howard The theme of the produc-
m was based on the mistakes made
people embarking on the sea of matri
my and the question of whether riches
love should prevail was handled by
til Mckinley, who appeared in the ]
G of Billie Herself" *
knights of Suadah temple of the d. o.
X will be interested TO learn that the /
amatic Order Knights of Khorassan
5 contributed the sum of 900 to
third Liberty loan There are $4,000
mbers and 1875 temples of the order.
ich is an auxiliary of the Knights of
thias. Barre is the home of Suadah
nple, which embraces a large area and
ludes many Dokies. The Columbus
ening Dispatch, published in Column
!, o., contains half-tone of prominent
kie officers turning over the certified
elk OF the orde- for the big block OF
'erty bonds.
is made in Barre of the
dding of Miss Mabel Ethel Badger,
lighter of Mr.. and Mrs. George Badger
Morrisville, and Frank ID. Guimond
ich took place in Portland Ne. April
Mr.. and Mrs Guimond are residing
Morrisyille, where the groom is the
mayer of real estate office. The
lie is a former student of Peoples
denny ID Morrisville and graduate of
training school for nurses in the
re City hospital She is a niece of