The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-12-06
TALK or THE TOWN

Overstocked sale at Abbott's. closes on
Saturday night.
Sale and entertainment, Congregation
al church, Dec. ll.--adv.
+, Special meeting Of Canton Vinton, No.
10, Friday evening Dec 6, at 1880 sharp.
Every woman likes dainty undermus-
| Inns. See the Marcella at Mrs Shepard
| CO., Inc.
| Dance, armory, Montpelier, Friday
evening, Dec. 6. Admission, DOC. Ladies
| free-adv.
| George d. Jarvis of Burlington visited
DIR. and Mrs. D. c, Jarvis Of Orange street
| yesterday.
Judge Fl. W. Scott of the municipal
court transacted business in Randolph
to-day.
H. S. Flint has returned TO his home in
Ogdensburg, n. ", after visiting friends
in the city.
| Auction sale Saturday at p. m, City
Auction Market. Large list Of goods.
o. H. Hale, auctioneer.
B. C. Maxfield and ]. A. Schumacher
have returned to their home in Eyarts,
after passing few days in Barre on
business.
Robert Shaw, a we'll known Michigan
retail monument dealer, whose office and
plant are located in Saginaw, arrived in
the city yesterday and is stopping at Ho-
tel Barre while here to place orders for a
number Of memorials in Barre granite.
]. II. Cole Of Brandon arrived in the
city yesterday, having been called here
by the sudden death OF his brother, Rep.
resentative-e elect Bert Z. Cole of Wind
sor Mr.. Cole joined other members of
the family in accompanying the body to
Windsor this forenoon.
The members of the Baptist church
and congregation are asked not to forget
the meeting tonight at 1880 at the
church. Mrs A. b. Upham Of Boston win
relate the experiences of her parents
while missionaries among the Cherokee
Indians. Mrs. Upham is forceful speak
er and brings thrilling message. A sill
yer offering will be taken to help defray
the expenses. Everybody welcome.
Grande estrazione a premi di una
quantita' di RECALL ALA fiesta da ballo
al Socialist Block, Sabato 7 Decembre
fayore dell'ospedale Fra gil altri premi
vi saranno. Lotto da Bambola CONNIE
per automobile, gusnti, macchina foto-
grafica. chocolate, borsa di COMMA, The
Sigari, box di mele orologio da sala, libri,
camieie, cafe, ricami, pantofole, scarpe,
bambole pipe, gioielleria, rocking chair,
frutta valigia, comice, del complessiyo
valore di attire duecento dollari. Non We
mai stata un estrazione premio di
COST tamil oggetti di yalore. Aocovrete
e tentate la yostra fortuna. ii COmitato.
Guests arriving at Hotel Barre last
night and this morning included the fol-
lowing people; Robert Shaw Of Saginaw,
Mich, f. H, Lyford of Waterbury, DR.,
J. L. Macdonald Of New York City, j. H.
Cole of Brandon, Harry H. Lane of
Springfield, r. +. Brewer of Rochester,
j. A, Dickson of Jersey City, n. j.,
Charles T. Grant of Providence r. J.,
George D. Jarvis of Burlington, F. II.
Osborn of Brandon, NJ. G. Skinner of Chi
cago, ILL.,, Jay Douglass of Plattsburg,
N. Y, Fred w Peck of Burlington, s. L.
Richardson of St Johnsbury, ]. J. Brad
ley Of Manchester, Louis n. Provost of
Rutland
The list of returning Barre soldiers
who have received honorable discharges
from the army as the result of the ar
mistice continues to grow, Yesterday
Private Andrew Falconer, among others,
returned from Camp Upton Thus far
few sailors have been discharged from
the service, but the movement of men
from the navy is to begin within a few
DAYS, it is expected Private Falconer
was accompanied home by Private Albert
Bertrand. who returns to civilian life,
after several months in the service 1t
is interesting to note that rather large
proportion of the men find military life
not distasteful and some of them look
for an opportunity to re-enlist in the
regular army.
Six Barre Odd Fellows, representing
Minnehaha cncampment, motored to
Piainfield last evening to attend the an
nual meeting of the fifth encampment
edistrict, |. o. o. Il. Arrangements com
pleted by L. c.. Beck of this city, the dis
trict deputy grand patriarch, were agree
ably carried out by the entertaining en-
campment, Halcyon, No, 80. In addition
to the two mentioned, encampments in
Montpelier, Randolph Waitsfield, North
field, Waterbury and East Barre were
represented Thomas Wildey encamp-
ment of Montpelier worked the purple
degree on class Of candidates, and there
were brief addresses by Judge II. w.
Scott of Barre, past grand representative,
u. NJ. Jewell of Proctorsville, grand pat
riarch, and II. c. Cutting of Plainfeld.
A banquet was served after the ceremo-
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