The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-01-18
TALKOFTIYE TOWN

II values.
II "The Ocean Wait" n fve-reel feature
II and "The Fatal Ring" at the Bijou to
II day.-sdv.
II Special meeting Of the NJ. i. L. locn
1875 will be held Sunday afternoon at
II o'clock w. ]. Gilbertson, secretary.
II Alexander Mcqueen left the city TIN
H morning for Plattsburg, n. y, wher
he will pass the week end with relatives
Miss Irene Grady Of Merchant stree
has gone 10 Claremont, n. H., where sh
Is making "a visit of several days witt
II relatives
II George Halyosa OF St Paul, Mimi, 4
retail monument dealer. is registered al
II Hotel Barre while on buying trip to thu
II Barre granite belt.
II Miss Abbie Alvord resumed her duties
II In the Homer Fits store this morning
II after spending the past few days at heI
II home in Mortified
II Joseph Kennedy, who recently com
H pleted his duties in the Cottage, has
H gone to his home in Richmond TO visit
Il relatives for a time.
II Miss Belle Nelson Of the Shepard
millinery store and Mrs. Dora Aldrich
of Mortified have returned home, after
passing few days in Burlington.
Favorable reportc came to-day from
Il the bedside of John Brown, well known
H granite manufacturer, who is critically
| i'll at his home on Bassett street. The pa
tient passed a fairly comfortable night
and was resting easily to-day.
| ID. Camerucci, who has been passing
a month with friends in Worcester while
taking a rest from his work, returned 10
the city yesterday. During his absence
Mr.. Camerucci has spent much OF his
time in the woods in quest of wild game.
Chief Sinclair, who was called to
Worcester, Mass, Wednesday, will arrive
in the city late this afternoon, having
in his custody Thomas Starr, who is
wanted by the local police in connection
with the alleged robbery of a lumber
man.
Ernest W. Houston Of Hill street, who
has been employed for several years in
the polishing mill at the Martinson Es-
tate plant has completed his duties there
and expects to go tomorrow to Roches-
ter, where he will spend the remainder
of the winter on a farm. Mr.. Houston
has served for some time as a special
policeman.
To-day's announcement of promotions
made at Camp Devens, Aver, Mass, in
clude the awarding of first leutenants !
commission TO Hazen b. Human of North |
Stratford, n H., who is assigned to the
l5lst depot brigade. Lieut., Human is a
brother of H. p. Human of Barre and /
has been an occasional visitor in the |
city.
Among the guests arriving at Hotel
Barre last night and this morning were
he following people: II. A. Butler of
Burlington. Charles Miller of Newport,
n. H.. f. A. Fogg of Marblehead, Mass,
NJ. j. Richardson of st. Adams, S. ].
Donovan of Chicago, H., Louis n. Pro-
yost of Rutland, f. l.. Crane of Man
chester, John l.. Sachs of Albany, n. T.,
and II. b. Lang of Springfield.
The educational department of the
Barre Woman's club has secured Prof.
George p. Burns of the University of
Vermont, who will give an illustrated lee
ture on Improvement of Home Grounds
next Tuesday evening, Jan. %, at How
land hall at s o'clock. Because of the
general interest in this subject, the pub
lie is cordially invited, gentlemen in par
ticular. Each member is urged to take
a guest. Club members free, all Others
l5c
An every member canvass will be tax :
en- of the Baptist church on next Sun
day, in the afternoon. Lunch viii be
served the men of the canvassing COM
mittee Immediately after the Bible
school in the church dining room. Let
every man named on the committee be
on hand, for every man is needed, At
o'clock the pastor of the church viii b
speak on "The objectionable Sin" Come c
and hear what the Bible says about this e
sin. o
Despite the order closing down indus u
ries in Barre and Barre Town, the Barre
& Chelsea railroad crews will continue
IN full time, aecord.hg to statement h
made to-day by General Agent J. n. n
fall, who states that freight trains will Il
make their customary trips to the quar- $,
les, even though no stock viii be quar- o.
led until Wednesday. The recent heavy rt
nowfall worked an embargo on air line OF
rattle, and the clearing of the tracks W
inds the quarry train crews much in ar Il
ears in their work. Fuel is awaiting di
hpment to hill consumers, and before &C
formal conditions are restored there re- h,
mains to be done good deal of shunt 81
ne.
Three Barre young men, all of whom ~
re enrolled in the senior class of Spauld- -
ne high school, returned last evening -
rom White River Junction, where they ~
passed the physical exami-
alton yesterday for admission into the
T. S. army, Eldon Ball, son of Mr.. and In
FRS George Ball of Hill street, enlisted of
5 instrument repair man in the signal ti'
Drps of the aviation service, while ST
harles Beck of Branch street and Will Fc
am Blanchard of South Main street en- fr'
sted as clerks in the Headquarters Co. tn
he three young men will leave Monday fol
forming for White River Jnsetion, where ha
rev will spend few days, before going
, Charlotte, n c., where they are to be fo,
ationed at Camp Greene. ev,
More definite arrangements for the cal
nights of Columbia war fund rally in of
le opera house Monday evening were
AIDE at a meeting of the local commit
e last night. The speakers, Secretary gu
State r. G. Fleetwood. Rev. A. c.
riffin, and States Attorney w. r. Me VS..
eeters of Franklin county, are to be in bee
oduced by Mayor Glysson, who is TO for
eside at the rally Each speaker is Stat bro
to give a short, but pointed speech in =
e interest of the campaign. The move
emit locally i tn no formally launched III