The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-05-27
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II Big reduction on paints and varnish'
II at A. V. Beckley's.
H Theda Bara in Cleopatra" tonight q
II Park theatre,-ady.
II Mrs, A. Mistrangelo of Burlington wa
visitor with friends in the city owe
II Sunday.
H G. A, Brown of jefferson street Is plss
H ing few days in New York state O
II business.
II Ill. NJ. Farnham of Montpelier will olre
at private sale Wednesday morning, Ma
H 20, 30 Iowa horses.-adv.
II Mr.. and Mrs. George Lander are NOV
II ing their household goods from Soutl
i Main street to Washington street.
II Miss Leona Calef of Washington i
Il spending few days at the home of Mis-
H Velma Coffin of Washington street.
H Wanted Experienced shoe man. Goo
position and good salary to right man
Send replies TO Shoe" care Times.
Miss Jane Watkins of Merchant sSree
\ left the city Saturday for Concord, n. II.
where she will make visit of few
days with friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Vitagliano returned
to the city last evening from Burling
ton, where they visited with friend,
over the week end.
Lieut.. j. N. Gall, recently commits
stoned in the transportation service, left
the city Saturday for Petersburg, Va, to
report for duty at Camp Lee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Duprey have
returned to their home in Nashua n. H.,
after passing several days at Mr.. Du.
prey's former home on Maple avenue.
A number of Barre young people have
chartered auto trucks for an excursion
to Orange May 80, when the members
of Camp Wildcat will keep open house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Watkins of Sum
mer street left Saturday for Manchester.
! N. H., where they expect to make visit
of few days at the home of the latter's
mother.
Mrs. Laurence Garrett, who has been
employed as a milliner at the A. 7. Alb
bolt store during the past several weeks,
completed her duties there Saturday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B. Howard and
two children of Sherbrooke, p. O., mo-
tored to Barre Saturday for a weekend
visit with Miss Elizabeth Fraser, nurse
at the City hospital
Miss Jane Watkins, who has been
passing a fortnight with her mother,
Mrs. Mary Watkins of Summer street,
returned to-day to Montreal, p. O.,
where she is employed.
Special o-day and tomorrow. Theda
Bara in Cleopatra" Special eight piece
orchestra. Matinee, 230, soc: evenings,
s:l5. SOC and 4oc. Attend matinee for
seats. Park theatre.--adv.
Mr. and Mrs. William Mercer OF Ayers |
etr I'D +aI ia
they were called BY the death of the |
latter's brother, Private Carroll V. Smith |
whose funeral was held yesterday.
Barre local of the international truck.
mems union has given up its headquar.
tiers In the Miles building and for the
time being the meetings win be held in
Odd Fellows hall. The truckmen are to
assemble this evening at 1880 for their
regular meeting.
Two baseball games are to be staged
on the Goddard hilltop this week. rhe
signal corps team from Burlington, With
Palmer as its star attraction, will play
the school boys Thursday, and on Sat
nrday the "Namcos" of Windsor, fea
turing Tommis Davidson as the mounds
man, viii appear.
1t was Forrest Cram, who was united
n marriage to Miss Anna Arlington
If Duxbury at the Universalist parson
ige Wednesday afternoon, instead Of
Miss Arlington as printed in Fridays
ssue Of The Times. The couple were
lttended by Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Cram Of !
Cast Barre and expect to take up their
esidence in Williamstown.
Interment services for the fittle laugh
er of Mr.. and Mrs. George Mitcnell, !
whose death occurred in Harrisburg, Pa,
asst December, were held at Hope Gem
terry this afternoon. Rev. w. J. NJ
'eattie, rector of the Church of the Good :
hepherd, ofiieiated. Mr.. and Mrs. i
fitchell, accompanied by the body of
heir daughter, arrived in the city yes
erday. c
An informal reception will be given >
fr. and Mrs. Alden Grearson at the y
ONE of Mrs. Frank Cave, II French
treet, on Tuesday evening at s o'clock. 6,
his reception is given by the ladies' aid, :,
ne Philathea class and the Baraca class
the Baptist church, and all members =
re invited to meet Mr.. and Mrs. Grear- =
IN before they leave the city. =,
Mrs. Harold Cutler of Park street re A,
lrned to the city Saturday from n
reensboro, where she has been camp m
& during the past week. She was ae- II
by Miss Shirley Mcneil of So
yers street, who has been spending r.
lie past week at Greensboro, and who
sumed her duties in the millinery de- a,
lrtment of the Daylight store this Al
renoon. =,
Thrift and economy must be practiced OF
! every hand if we are to win the war. OF
his is the gist of message received r.
day by G. n. Tilden, chairman of the
strict committee of public safety, from
lie council of national defense. Says the =
solution: THE council of national de-
nse and the advisory commission of the
uncil believe that concerted effort for
onomy by the people of the nation will
It only go far toward paying Americas
pense in the war, but will also reduce
of raw and manufactured
aterials essential to the conduct of the |
ar. The council urges all to refrain
ON unnecessary expenditures of every
nd, and to bear constantly in mind
at only one thing is now of real i'm
rtance and that is the winning of the
lr. The nations resources in man pow
money, transportation, foodstuffs. raw
lterials and fuel. have already been
biected to heavy strain. and it is the
ar duty of every citizen to guard
ainst increasing this strain by single
steful act. II is most creditable for
sryone, man and woman, boy and