The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-01-01
BARRE DAILY TIMES
TUESDAY, JANUARY /, 1918.
The Weather
Wednesday, fair and warmer
TALKOFTIIE TOWN

II Special sale on sheet music, Sc copy
Martins Book Store.
H Extra heavy hind quarters, specia
\ value. G.. Il. Wood. Tel. SEW.
Boys wanted to sell Every Week,
the new Scent weekly, at Martins Bool
| Store.
| Dewey Stone of Summer street lef
last evening for Quincy, Mass, wher'
he has secured employment.
Frank Lawiss, John McCaskill ant
Hugh Cole returned this morning to Bur
lington to resume their studies at the
University of Vermont.
Special services were held in st. Mon
ica's church this morning at s and II
o'clock, Rev. FIR. p. NJ, McKenna being
the celebrant at both masses.
1t is expected that officers recently
elected by Vincitia lodge, Knights OF
Pythias, will be installed at II special
meeting this evening. The officers elect
will be installed by n. f. Lewis.
Herbert Benjamin of this city, who
was locked up ON an intoxication charge
last night, appeared before Magistrate
II. w. Scott in municipal court this
morning and acknowledge a first offense,
paying a fine of s. and costs.
Edgar Ericsson, who has been visiting
at the home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Ericsson of Nichol street, during
the past few days, returned this morning
to Bridgeport, Conn. Fwhere he is EN-
ployed as mlinition maker.
Miss Elsa Wallstrom, who has been
passing several days in the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Wallstrom
of Essex street, left this morning for
Bridgewater Mass, where she is enrolled
as a student in the state normal school.
An informal dance for the young peo-
pie of the city was held in the Knights
of Pythias hall last evening, the quarters
of the fraternity being thrown open by
Vincitia lodge as a gathering place for
those who cared to dance on New Years
eve
Among the guests arriving at Hotel
Barre last night and this morning were
the following people: X. II. Ordway of
Randolph. j. A. Cross of Mortified, c. A.
Ballou of Worcester, Mass, George p
Coffin of Freeport, Me. l.. H. Swift of
Manchester and Fred S. Pease of Bur
lington.
Peter Giacherio of Smith street com
pleted his duties in the n. ID. Phelps
hardware store last evening, after be
ing employed there during the past six
years Mr. Giaeherio expects to leave
for Chicago Friday evening. where he in
tends to enroll in the Coyne Engineering |
school
Andrew Blackmore, who has been
spending a short leave of absence at the |
home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. VIII |
liam Blackmore of Pleasant street, dur
ing the past few days, returned to-day
to Newport, r. l.. where he is at present
stationed at the Newport naval training
station.
One of the consignments of birds to ar
rive in Barre last night for the state
poultry show came from the Cummings
specializes in White Wyandottes and
Royaton and many Rhode Island Reds
We're in the shipping cages.
Arthur Rizzi of North Main street
eft this morning for Buffalo, n. vi
where he will visit with friends for
lew days. before leaving for New York
lily, where he has secured employment.
he was accompanied by Stephen Mar
hest, who has been visiting with friends
II the city during the past few days
md who will make a short visit at But
alo, n. y, before going to Detroit,
'Iich., where he will visit for an indefi
lite period. Il
Supt c. F. Millar, local superintend-
mt of the NJ. 4 B. l.. & p. Co, is in re- l
eipt of an interesting letter from Viii
lam Cory, formerly an assistant SUI '
of the traction road, who
eft his berth on the road TO join the 2
American ambulance in France last sum 5
ler Friends of Mr.. Cory will be glad J
o learn that he is recovering from an
lness which prevented him from report i
ing for duty for time. His communi- d
alton to Supt. Millar contains an in |
eresting account of the life of an am !
ulance driver on the western front d
Mr. and Mrs Ralph f. Huse, who have :,
cen passing part of their honeymoon L
l the home of the formers parents, Mr. :
nd Mrs. Carl c. Huse of South Barre, =
ave returned to Wallingford, Conn.
here they are to make their home The :,
'edding of Mr.. Huse and Miss Jennie !
Elizabeth Lee took place at the brides .
ONE in Wallingford Dec. "a. The bride a
a well known young woman in her q,
ONE city. Mr. Huse is a graduate of !,
paulding high school, where he com :,
leted his course in 1909 He is en- -
Ioyed by the Winchester Arms com. :.
any in New Haven, Conn.