The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-03-02
ALKOFTHE TOWN

ERNEST Colombo went To waterbury
last night 20 remain until Monday will
friends.
Dance In Socialist hail. Granite street
Saturday night. Admission, 35ei ladiei
free--ady.
Fifteen dollars viii buy good second
hand organ al Bailey's Music Rooms, II
Elm street.
Alsey Abare left this morning for st
Johnsbury, where he is passing the week
end with friends.
Members of the sodality of the II. V
NJ. will receive holy communion in q
body at the 0 o'clock mass Sunday
The ladies' union of the Universalist
church will hold special meeting at
the parsonage this evening al 1880.
Maurice b. White returned to his home
in Morrisville this morning, after a visit
in the home of his parents in Maple
Grove.
ovila W. Boyea of North Main street
left the city yesterday for his former
home in Malone, N. Y, where he is max.
ing weeks visit with relatives.
William Scott has resumed his duties
in the Holt barber shop, after passing
several days at his home in Brandon,
where with his brother he visited his
mother on her SD birthday.
Mrs Harry w. Bassett and little
daughter, Marjorie, who have been Wis
sitting in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. d.
$. Waterman of Washington street for
week, returned this morning TO their
home in Orleans.
Contractor C. L. Foley of North Main
street left the city this forenoon for
northern New Hampshire, where he ex-
poets to proceed with a. contract award
ed him last fall. Work on the building
project which he expects to undertake
was postponed until spring because OF
the shortage in the iron market.
At the auxiliary. hall, Worthen block,
last evening, the Ladies of the G. A. r.
and friends enjoyed very pleasing so
cial and entertainment. The program
consisted of instrumental and vocal mu-
sic and readings, followed by a four
minute talk by T. T.. Perry The net
proceeds amounted to $40, which will be
given to the Red Cross.
Mr.. Yes Liccnse Man: Do you believe
in the square dealg Do you think there /
are two sides to every question? If so,
then please avail yourself of the oppor.
tmity of listening to the Hon. Frank /
Plumley, a man of national reputation,
of large experience, and in every way
sane, tomorrow evening at the Barre
opera house at o'clock Special music.
adv.
Principal John w Hatch of Montpe-
Iier seminary recommends Reuben S.
Smith, who is to speak in Barre next
.pAaE Ilr Hatch S,,parfpf a,, Is
he Bangor district, East Maine confer.
'nce, has employed Evangelist Smith and
him most highly as sane.
strong man, with helpful message. His
association with Mr. Smith comedies {
With that of large number of other
New England pastors. He believes the s
meetings will do the community great ,
,ood,
Clarence r r. Bishop and Lewis X. (
ioar, who have been employed bv the
General Electric Co in Pittsfeld, Mass. !
or several months, arrived in the city
asst evening for brief visit with their 1
PARENTS, Messrs. Bishop and Hoar have .
nllsted in the aviation corps OF the T.. | !
J. army and expect to leave the city ;
o-night for Charleston, s. G., to report !
or duty. The young men volunteered q
or service some weeks ago, and while :
waiting the call continued their work a
a the Pittsfield plant of the electric =
ompany.
Friends of Il. Oscar Yando, formerly q
mployed as u mechanic in the jefferson a
treet garage, will be interested to learn II
hat he has been promoted to a sergean- P
Y in the transportation department He s.
located at Fort Oglethorpe, Ga, al o
hough in a letter received by Ernest u
larehetti he states that he returned re- u
entity from Pittsburg, Pa, where with a.
other mechanics selected from $4,000
len at Oglethorpe, he pursued special II
purse Of a month in the Carnegie insti- D
lite of technology At present Sergt. v
ando has charge of preparations for In
tipping motors and aeroplanes overseas. | r
though he expects to leave for France g
thin a few weeks. h,
Forces which nave been working earn q
lily to restore Barre to the "no. col u
mn will center their final efforts on a ei
ass meeting in the opera house Sunday
'ening at o'clock. Much interest seems al
} be manifested in the rally, which is !"
vived as a prediction climax to the 81
Y campaign, after having been discon- -
nued for year Former Congressman nj
'ank Plumley of Mortified has been ss
cured as the speaker Arrangements I
r the affair are in the hands of the
inisters' association of Barre, and as
esident of that organization, Rev. j.
Reardon will preside at the meeting. I
he following program has been pre-.
red; Voluntary, Miss Gladys NJ.
lie, A. A. G, O.; "Star Spangled Ban
r." the congregation; prayer, Rev. B.
Lehigh of the First Baptist church; 4
lection quartet; address by Mr. Plum
?; selection, quartet; America" con
egation benedietion. In Difference to
e mass meeting a number of churches
II dispense with their evening service 4
order that all may be present when
: meeting opens at o'clock.
Concerning the decision of Arthur W.
enier, formerly of Barre, to enter the /:
of c. service in France, the Philadel-
ia Bulletin publishes an interesting
m, which is reprinted below. For
ne years Mr.. Premier has served as
. Pennsylvania representative of al:
RE granite manufacturing concern.
e Bulletin says: arthur w. Fren-
of this city has started for France
act as one of the secretaries in the
r activities of the Knights of Column
He viii be only one of several in
at will be known as the first contin-
1t of Knights of Columbus workers
60 abroad to work with the American n