The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-01-05
T4LKOFTIIE TOWN

New Scotch yarn in good shades foi
sweaters, etc, in to-day at Fits
Clyde .Houghton of Mortified was a
business visitor in the city Wednesday.
Natalie Nenetti went To Waterbury
this morning to pass the week end with
relatives.
For the benefit of the Red Cross. calen.
dars for 1918 are ON sale at Il. W. Hook
err & Co.'S.
spiritual Experience OF Private John
Ogg' is the theme for the sermon at the
Presbyterian church tomorrow night.
! The amusement committee of the Odd
Ladies' is requested to meet at the home
of Mrs. Mary Walker, Mount street, on
Monday evening at o'clock.
II is time that you came in and opened
that Christmas club account. Bank open
Z to o'clock Saturday and Monday.
Barre Savings Bank & Trust Co,
| Miss Nina Cassellni. who has been
passing the holidays at her home here.
went TO Washington this afternoon. there
to resume her duties in the town schools,
which reopen Monday.
Miss Minnie Huntington. who has been
visiting her sisters, Mrs. Lyman Taft of
Mount street and Mrs. b. b. Jackson of
the Montpelier road, for the past two
weeks. returned TO her home in Boston
to-day.
John McRae, who was formerly en-.
ployed in the local Office of the Western
Union, arrived in the city this morning
for visit of several days. Mr.. McRae
is employed by the Hood Rubber com
pany in Boston.
Prof Antonio Mangano, who came to
Barre for days stop, would be glad to
meet the members of the 1915 English
class at the Italian mission school rooms, !
Brook street, this evening He expects |
to be there at o'clock.
Alden Bailey, who has been employed |
by the American Express company at st.
Johnsbury during the past several |
months, is visiting for few days at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thorn
as Bailey of Maple avenue.
The little girl whose picture appears
on the Red Cross calendar which is being
sold at the store of b. W. Hooker & Co.
for the benefit of the Barre Red Cross
work. is Wanda Beltrami, the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. 7. Beltrami of II Brook
street
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Mcmahon. who
have been visiting in the home of the
formers brother, Martin Mcmahon OF i
West street for few days, returned
early this afternoon to their home in
u. Q. Before leaving Sher-
brooke Mr.. Mcmahon was compelled to
lffiX his photographs to a passport is
sued by the Canadian government, and
lpon his appearance on this side the Dor
Ter he was subjected to a rigid cross ex-
animation on the part of the customs 4
officials. Mr.. and Mrs. Mcmahon came H
% Barre from Boston, where they have H
been visiting for week, and are hasten
ng home because their passport permit
ed them to remain in the United States
,nly 10 days. III
Pete Gotta, bartender at the Hub es. II
Adjustment in Pearl street, in receipt \ II
If letter from George jay, a former \
Washington county boy, who is with the H
American forces in France. Private JAY III
peaks of the comfortable environment I III
lie is in and intimates that the men are III
nxlous to get crack at the Boches y
lie enlisted in the lst Vermont regiment N
nd was in one of the first contingents to III
ross the Atlantic last summer. Private III
ay is brother of Jack Jay, whose let. HI
er to Ralph George of Gilmore street III
vas reprinted in yesterdays Times The HI
one of his missiye to Mr.. Gotta indicates III
hat the Americans are far from being III
ownhearted HI
In a letter to Gelsey Mont of States III
Itty. Earle r. Davis Office Sergt. Mike" III
'lorinda Cerasoli submits a copy of the III
eatly printed menu from which the III
american soldiers in the l0lst ammuni. HI
ion train 'over there selected their III
dinner. The text follows: III
Hotel de la Caserne, Thanksgiving din HI
er, somewhere in France, 1917; potake Hi
e la turk; roast turkey and gravy, a la HI
roid magasinage; mashed potatoes III
weet potatoes; cranberry sauce camou- Hi
age; hot minee pie, ST ca vient?; mixed Hi
uts, grenades, raisins, shrapnel; lemon HI
de, liquid fire; coffee, cafe de larmee: HI
ote, bring your own mess gear Sergt. I'LL
like testifies eloquently to the excel III
nee of the lay out Hi