The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-02-28
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Read page , adv. and think II over
adv.
Voters, do not fail to read page adv
on page 3.-adv.
LO. o. L. Ministries Friday night, Marcel
| IN Clan Gordon hall.--adv
One more chance TO get your name on
the checklist Tonight at o'clock. -ad
James White, the Depot square black.
smith, shot 81 horses yesterday, single
handed.
| Don't miss the !. o. o. l.. Ministries in
Clan Gordon hall, tomorrow night. See
! program.-adv.
Louise Glaum in "The Sweetheart OF
the Doomed a five-reel Triangle, and Il
comedy. Bijou to'day.-adv.
Foreningen Monitor Har korgfest Lor.
dagen den Andre Marsh. ALA Skandi.
naver valkomna Mote Klockan Z.
When a splendid SOS suit or overcoat
can be bought for $50. is II good business
to pass the of1erl Lamoreys.
Don't fail to listen to Hon. Frank
Plumley in the Barre opera house next
Sunday evening at o'clock.--adv
Manager Kenneth McRae of the Union
Dry Goods store returned this morning
from Chelsea, where he has been making
business visit Of several days.
Luke Gallagher of Short street. who
recently returned from Burlington, where
he has been employed in the Sherwood
hotel, has accepted position at Hotel
Barre.
At the Murphy & Weafer pool room on
Pearl street this evening. the Daley pool
and bowling team OF Montpelier will
meet the local team in one of the series
of matches arranged to be played during
the winter months
s. +. Howell of the L. S. s. Rhode
Island, who has been passing a few days
fuslough with his uncle, J. s. Howell of
Park street, left this forenoon for his
home in Boston to remain until Sunday, |
when he will report for duty.
Clinton Houghton OF Hardwick is pass
ing few days in the home of his sister. |
Mrs. l.. A. Taft of Mount street, hay- |
ing been called here by the death of Mr.. |
Taft. Arthur B. jackson of Burlington
was in the city yesterday to attend the
funeral
Harry Bonnet of Warren street re-
ceived a telegram yesterday afternoon
advising him OF the death Of John Allen,
who passed away in Chicago, ILL.,. after
a comparatively brief illness. Mr.. Al
len was well known resident of Barre
for several years, having been employed
as a granitecutter He left the city in
1915.
Alex. Young of Eastern avenue re
ceived a telegram to-day announcing the
death of his ward, Arthur Stephen,
son of the late Alexander Stephen, who
was for years associated with the granite
firm of Mcmillan &
stephen. The young mans death oc- /
cured in Pennsylvania and arrange {
ments are to be made for bringing the !
body to this city for burial. The de- |
'eased would have been p years old had
ne lived until next September. Before q
eaying Barre he attended Spaulding high !
school and was well liked by his school !
mates. Around a year ago he left for !
New York and had since been located in /
For young man he was
accounted widely travelled person, for T
n the comparatively short period of his i
lbsence from Barre he visited England 4
suba, South America and southern and !,
western states in the union. Details of
lis Illness were not learned but Mr..
Young, who was appointed guardian !,
ver the young man sometime ago, has
yired for further advices. 1t is expect.
d that the funeral will take place in t.
he home of Mrs. William Stephen of e
Iaple avenue, the boys aunt n