The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-10-19
BARRE DAILY TIMES
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1918.
TALK OF THE TOWN

!
Munsing underwear for ladies and chill
dren AT Abbott's.
| Leo w. Sanborn, who has been confined
to his home by illness, resumed his duties
as bookkeeper at the Carroll brothers
granite plant yesterday. morning
Can you wake up Sunday morning
with a clear conscience if you have not
subscribed for a Fighting Fourth Liberty
bond? Barre Savings Bank 4 Trust Co.
Word has been received by Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Knutson that their son,
Pvt. Algot knutson, is on the road to
recovery.
When a man cries out to me 5000
miles away, ooh, brother, won't you lend
me $50 to die for you WITH ?" what can
do? Buy Liberty bond before you sleep
tonight. Barre Savings Bank & Trust
Co.
Bring your furs in now to be repaired
and remodeled. Also bring suits or over
coats to be cleaned pressed, repaired or
dyed. | am ready now TO do 1T. Joe
Kovalsky, Eastman block, lS2 North
Main street.
Word has been received by Mrs. Cath
crime Williams, IL West street, that her
son, Albert G. Williams of the u. 5. s.
Martha Washington, is confined to a ma
val hospital in France, convalescing from
pneumonia.
Down the street their faces go, and
out to sea, silent, unmentioned, UNI
known, while the bands play each with
his shadowy cross on his shoulder. Buy
a Fighting Fourth Liberty bond. Barre
Savings Bank & Trust Co.
Ninety-seven million rosy and com
Portable people in this country pick out
three million men and say to the three
million men they have picked out: "You
go into the jaws of death for us" Fight
ing Fourth Liberty bonds. Barre Saw
ings Bank & Trust Co.
Mrs. Mary Downie of Merchant street
left to-day for Boston, where she is max
ing a visit of several days with relatives.
She was accompanied by her grand
daughter, Betty Butterick, who returned
home after making an extended visit
with relatives in the city.
Those who agreed to purchase Liberty
bonds through the Peoples National
bank in the canvass yesterday and who
paid no money, are urgently requested
to come to the bank al once and make
the initial payment The subscriptions
cannot be entered until the first pay
ment is made.
George E. Peters Of Barre, listed at
| police headquarters as an habitual drunk
] ard, was arrested last night and ar
raigned before Magistrate Fl. w, Scott
in municipal court to-day. The respond
ent pleaded guilty of an intoxication Of
: Tense and expects to pay a fine OF $li
and costs. Pressed BY the prosecutor
Peters disclosed on the source where hi
obtained the liquor that caused his trans
gression.
In their campaign for war stamp sub
serbers, the postmen at the Barre post
Office have boosted their batting average
/ considerably in the past fortnight. Rur
al and city letter carriers, by combining
forces, have passed the $4,000 mark, ant
hope to make it an even 100000 before
! the end of the year. Purchases of thrift
! stamps among the younger patriots ar
more numerous when schools are in SEES
sion, and as soon as the quarantine i
: removed. it is believed that the total viii
! increase appreciably. Since the campaign
{. got under way and friendly rivalrie
: among the postmen were created, stamp
= aggregating S5l ,45452 have been sold
: The standing of the gray-clad statesmen
! is as follows City carriers, w, d. Mac
= Donald, Sl3,s5740; Thomas Clarity, So,
64l.5S; William Craig. $6,0Ss.30; d. s
Waterman, S4,2l4l0; c. L. Converse. So,
1904; +. NJ. Lewis, S2,790.l0; II. I
Houghton, s2,0s07s; George w. Gates
n Sl.75l.09; rural carriers, Charles Aver
n s5,l7l.35; c. G. Carr, Sl,74464; Jane
n Johnston, $s33.97; Arthur Robinson
a coaI 40