The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-03-18
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Hi Lillian Gish al the Bijou tomorrow Ia
II "Souls Triumphant, adv.
II Roger Erickson left this forenoon fol
H Mortified, where be Is making visit OF
several days,
II Mrs. Emma Mack Of East Montpelier
was brought To the City hospital for
treatment Saturday.
II Ellen Nyc Lawrence. teacher Of piano,
at 90 Elm street. every Thursday. Head.
II quarters at Plainiield- adv,
H l.. r. Hutchinson Of Wellington street
has returned home, after passing few
days in Boston and vicinity no business.
Mrs. u. q. Goodwin, who is spending
the winter with her daughter, Mrs. ID. &.
Wilmot. was AT her home in Randolph on
business from Friday until yesterday.
H Miss Susie Currier. who was called 10
her home in East Hardwick by the i'll.
ness Of her mother, has returned TO
Barre, leaving her mother somewhat i'm.
proved in health,
| Warner Wheeler of Edgewood, who has
been employed in Barre and Mortified
granite offices for several years, left the
city this forenoon for Hartford, Conn.
where he has secured Il position.
The regular meeting OF the woman's
association of the Congregational church
will be held in the church parlors on
"Wednesday afternoon at $50. Social
hour will follow the business session.
Arthur Barber. owner of the George
Richardson farm on the Richardson road
reports good run of sap yesterday. He
made six gallons OF syrup from the run,
which was brought to the city to-day.
Mrs. Dora n. Aldrich has returned
from a business trip to New York in the
interests of the Mrs. Shepard Co, Inc. |
She was accompanied to Barre by Miss
Christine Saxoner, for the past two
months of the Phipps Millinery company, |
New York, who will be at the Shepard |
parlors
The Anna Held company, playing Fol !
low Me which is booked for the Barre
opera house this evening. arrived in the
city this afternoon from Ottawa, Ont,
where it has been on the boards for sew
eral DAYS Two carloads of scenery and
80 people make up the outfit, which goes
from Barre to Claremont, n H., and
thence TO New York.
A. l.. Gale and b. f. Swain. represent
ing the Taylor Critchfield Clsgue adver
Using agency. who have been passing
several days in Barre while comforting
with manufacturers and quarters on the
subject OF national advertising, returned
yesterday to their home in Chicago. ID.
Janion MacNicho and i. V. Alley, who
were here ON similar business, went back
to Boston yesterday.
TX Alderman A. L. Bruce. who pur-
chased the Holden farm in Barre Town
last year, was in the city to-day on a
business visit, after having been confined ,
to the house by an attack of the grip for
several days. Mr.. Bruce has been max
ing plans for spring invasion of his .
sugar orchard, although he may be com '
PEELED to change his program because Of :
the labor shortage. [
Deputy Sheriff George Parks of North /,
Barre and his son, Arthur G. Parks of :
Pleasant street, left the city this fore
noon for HYDE Park, Mass, where they :
were called by the death of the formers !,
son, Albert Parks, who passed away in !,
The Massachusetts General hospital Sat
lrday after long illness. The funeral
will be held in Hyde Park, and Messrs. i.
Parks do not expect 60 return to Barre o
until the end of the week. Ii
Edmund Rioux, who has been spend
ng the past few days on a short leave S
If absence at his home on the Shurtleff b
,iace, returned this forenoon to New on
FORK, where he will rejoin his shipmates @,
N board the L. S. $. Delaware. Sailor al
2oux has crossed the Atlantic three N
ines. experiencing several meetings with te
and he expects to sail for m
mother voyage in the near future. He ST
) a captain in charge OF gun crew on W
oard the Delaware. h,
Barre bound farmer who left the IN
ONE place with heavy load of straw III
I daybreak. encountered a bevy Of God
ard seminary girls in the hinterlands da
his forenoon, and despite the rather soft W,
DING on the hill roads, consented to give lo
ne students a lift on their homeward IN
,urney. The girls were abroad on a Ja
ike and were endeavoring to disprove
nc contention that Professionalism was
,st art until its recent revival by khaki sp
ad men in camp and cantonment. The Fl
lrmer gladly gave the mixers accommo- mi
alton on the top of the load, and the sp
kers, convinced that the way of the go
ker is not strewn with roses and choco- tn
Ie luugP, uOeNeu WIN didcTllN MS III WI
ructions to Chamber aboard pr
One more yagrant dog paid the pen W
ty for his transgressions last Friday ii'
hen Game Warden Charles Keith dis
etched deer trailing sleuth of the ca me
ne species on the west hill. Another A.
q, one of a pair which had been chasing Att
fawn near the Sibley farm, made its wa
cape. Saturday the warden came to $
Dse quarters with a hungry hound on cor
c Pigeon pond trail. The fish and for
me department has issued warning If
at owners of dogs caught chasing deer cor
ust suffer the loss of the dogs in add
Dn to paying fines. James r. Coutts. I
no recently received his appointment as ban
deputy game warden. has qualified for ma
ice, and will take the place of George aul
md among the local deputies. am
A distinct shrinkage in the death rate !
TO be noted in comparative figures re- the
ting to the receiving vault at Eimwood ter
At this season a year ago of
arly 30 bodies were awaiting burial upC
lie at the present time only "a repose nit
the Elmwood tomb. The disparity Is ma
rther accentuated by the fact that vii
mber of bodies to be inferred in the sta
tholic cemetery on Beckley street have The
en- placed in the vault this winter. A the
ar ago weather conditions did not work maj
II an effective prescription on winter cha
rial. and remains destined for the stat
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