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


Last week to pay your Thrift club at
Quarry Savings Bank-adv
Dance, armory, Montpelier, Friday
evening, Dee, 6. Admission, 55c. Ladies
free.-adv.
DR.. +. X. 2. Archambault returned
Wednesday night from trip to Mont
real,
Mrs. +. NJ. Randall has gone to Bur
lington, where she is passing several
days with friends.
d. X. Mackay of Gould, P. O., has
been passing week with relatives in
this city and Barre Town.
Logon Granite City 1853 S. r. A., halla
dance Lordagen den 7 Dec Worthen
hall. Forfriskninger serveras.
Mr.. and Mrs John Cassabella and
child OF Center street, who have been
residing in Boston for several months,
! returned to the city last evening.
Seaman Paul Biacherio, who is sta
toned in the Brooklyn navy yard, ar
rived in Barre yesterday for ten days
furlough at his home on Smith street.
A. L. Gale and B. f. Swain, who have
been in town for a few days on bust
ness connected with the granite adver-
Using campaign, returned to Chicago,
| H., to-day.
The Order Of Monitor will hold its reg
ular meeting Saturday evening, Dec 7,
at 1880. All members are asked to be
present, as important business is TO come
before the meeting.
Mrs. Mary Mcdonald Of Al Liberty
street left the city this forenoon for Bos-
ton, where she is to make an extended
visit in the home of her daughter, Mrs.
/ James B. Hall. She was accompanied
from Montpelier Junction by Mr.. Hall,
who was returning from a business trip
to Montreal, p @.
i Alexander Emsie, who went to Hart.
ford, Conn, to be employed few months
ago, is returning to Vermont, having Sc
cured a position under his former EN-
ployer, Thomas G. Gauld in the Sher-
wood hotel at Burlington. Mr., Emslie
was employed in Barre for three years
by the firm of Wilson & Gaul.
Miss Eva Mcdonald, who was stricken
with an attack of the influenza after
being called TO the home of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. William Mcdonald Of Ad-
olson place, by the illness of her brother,
David Mcdonald, has so far recovered as
TO be able TO return to Barton where she
is employed as a clerk in the stoneshed
Office Of Roy Bros.
Private Irving st. John, who returned
l early in the week from Camp Devens,
where he was stationed for three months,
has entered the employ of Cutler Bros.
at their livery barn off Washington
street He has received an honorable
discharge. His brother, Private Arthur
st. John, who has been stationed in
i Delaware for several months, arrived in
the city last evening, having been hon
orably discharged from the service.
Two clubs are uniting to make the
hospital benefit dance in the Granite
street auditorium Saturday evening a
moving success FIESTA da ballo" tick
cts issued by the Italian Pleasure club
and the Italian Veronese clubs are being.
sold in dozen lots where smaller orders
are not specified Excellent music for
the dance has been obtained and for the
entertainment of those who do not dance
/ the musicians will give a concertearly in
the evening All Of the proceeds is to
go to the hospital fund.
The body of Attorney Bert f, Cole,
1 Windsor's representatiye.elect in the
/ 1919 general assembly, who died sudden
/ " in Barre Wednesday night was re-
moved from the mortuary chapel Of B.
/ W. Hooker & Co this forenoon and tax
en- to Windsor over the Central Vermont
! railroad at ll:55 o'clock Mrs. Cole and
her two children and the deceased's
| brother, Rev Frederick II. Cole Of st.
/ Adams, who have been staying at Hotel
/ Barre since Mr. Coles death, aecompa-
MED the body. It is expected that the
1 funeral will be held in Windsor Sunday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs L. F. Hutchins of Plain
! field received letter this week from
! their son, Edwin c. Hutchins of Bellows
Falls, stating that he had been appointed
manager Of the Standard Oil company
OF that place Mr.. Hutchins started driv-
ing mules at Montpelier for the company
in May, 1917. In the fall he was sent to
Burlington to have charge of the com
panys barn. When the company began
/ to run auto tanks last spring, he was
sent to Bellows Falls to run one of their
cars in that place. Mr.. Hutchins is well
! pleased with the advancement he has re-
ceived since working for the company.
He was formerly employed as teamster
1 in Barre.
More books are wanted at once for dis
tribution among the soldiers and sail
ors' libraries, and through the library
war service of the American Library as
ISOLATION, the Aldrich public library of
/ Barre has received fresh sppea! for
I literature. statement which accom-
panies the appeal says that in the plan
\ Of rehabilitation, It is evident that
4 the injured and convalescent men are to
be the first to return to this side. This
means that the debarkation hospitals
must be filled with books, and in the dis
patch offices from which the hospitals
normally are supplied the supply is ex
hausted The Aldrich public Library is
asked to send Immediately 500 books,
fiction preferred Everyone therefore,
who has recent fiction on the shelves at
home is asked to contribute at once.
The books may be left with the librari-
an or her assistant If the desired end
is to be attained there must be prompt
| response
Program for Clan Gordon Concert.
Program for Clan Gordon concert, Fri
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