The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-05-03
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A cost price sale on trimmed hats 10
Saturday. Mrs, +. A. Withan.
Banks open for sale OF bonds only Sat
urday afternoon aud evening till q. adv
Regular meeting of the Modern Wood
men Of America this friday evening a
1880 o'clock
+, X. Bailey Of Maple avenue left thii
morning for Royalton to pass few days
on his farm.
II. G. Thornton returned last night e
his home in st. Adams, after passing q
few days in the city ON business.
Dr. +. y. T. Archambault OF Merchant
street has been called TO Montreal by
the death of his nephew, Rev. Father
Rapierre
Just in, new shipment Of ladies' and
children's hats; also a few trimmed mod
els Call and see them. Mrs. Blar Ma.
riani, AZ Warren street.
The condition of Wayne Perry, son of
Mr.. and Mrs G. l.. Perry of Highland
avenue, who has been seriously i'll of
pneumonia for the past week, was re-
ported TO be materially improved to-day.
Henry and Persis Start of ST. Adams
are passing a few days in the home Of
their aunt, Mrs. j. II. l., Carr of Liberty
street, and will 90 later to Burlington,
where their parents are taking up their
residence.
Private Harold X. Morse of the ava
tion section of the signal corps, who has
been stationed at Vancouver Barracks,
Wash, for several months, advised
friends here yesterday that he was in
Camp Merritt and expected to be trans.
ferred at once.
Mrs William V. Avery of st. Adams
arrived in the city yesterday afternoon
for few days visit with friends Be
fore returning she is to superintend the
packing of her household goods prepare
tory to locating permanently in st. Al
bans, where she and Mr.. Avery have been
passing the winter.
City Clerk James Mackay is to be the
speaker at the regular monthly meeting
OF the Presbyterian Mems club Tuesday
evening His subject will be Citizen,
ship and the meeting is to be the last
of series Of monthly gatherings held
under the auspices of the club during the
winter and spring months.
In order TO accommodate bond buyers,
the Barre banks will remain open to-
morrow afternoon and tomorrow even
ing until Q o'clock for the sale of bonds |
only. Ordinarily the banks would begin |
their usual summer schedule of Saturday |
afternoon closing tomorrow but the urg |
ency of the call for the war loan to the
government has caused them to suspend
he schedule for that day.
This evening at the Spaulding as
'emby hall, the girls of the teachers
raining class will present a play, the
proceeds of which are to be devoted to
he local branch Of the Red Gross The
members of the cast have been diligent-
Y drilled in their parts during the past
ew weeks by members Of the high
chool faculty and have rounded together I
performance which should please every
ne
A crowd of people anxious to make
heir farewells TO Barre members of the
urrent draft quota in Washington coun.
Y oyerran the platform at the NJ. & w.
/ station this morning just before the
20 train left Depot square. The local 4
raftees reported at the Office Of the
,unty local board in Montpelier yester
ay afternoon, and after that they were
wen permission to return to their homes
II the night.
If favorable weather conditions obtain,
ARE will be well represented at the Red J.
ross benefit in East Brookfield this
rening. The inhabitants of the Brook. =
ED branch valley have made elaborate N
operations for the event and there will
, a good time for everybody present.
ost of the local people who contemplate u
ling plan 20 make the trip by automo- u
lie, as the roads are reported to be in n
,od condition. Everybody is invited q
Not very large crowd attended the :,
sale on Trow hill yesterday :
ternoon, but good prices prevailed
the sale Eight cows, mostly q
lall and rather thin in flesh, all due to ~
eshen in September and October, sold se
ON $50 to $50 and averaged S6I70 "
rec young calves sold from 81 to SO; az
pair of three and four year old colts ~
ought $3.50; hay, Sll.50 in the barn; o.
rm tools brought good prices. c. f. "a
NTH, auctioneer. ass
Reassuring news Is received by Mrs. he
NJ. Hendrickson of o. North Seminary M
rect from her son, Private Carl A. or
,ndrickson of X troop, I'd z. $, cavalry, =
W in France, The young man writes ;,
his is to let you know that | am all ~
int and in good health Everything is 50
e spring here, as we have showers OF 20
Irm rain every little while This coun- M
: is very different from the United
ates in every way. The buildings are eli
~ old, with the exception Of those in nu
. city. Give my best regards to all my we
ends" Nj
The Goddard seminary baseball team ci'
[ this forenoon by automobile for Bur oie
gton, where they are slated to line up ioi
linst the signal corps team AT the "a.
iversity of Vermont this afternoon NJ
morrow forenoon the seminary team Pr
] leave for Hanover, n. H.. where they est
/ play the Dartmouth reserves in the
ernoon. The hilltop aggregation de bu
ted the Hanover collegians easily at
seminary campus a week ago, but bee
Y expect a hard fought contest to- -
rrow. the Dartmouth team having
n greatly strengthened since their Tc
test in this city. III
o morrow is the last day of cleanup hov
* and as the campaign waged by the "ol
,et and health departments has been mo
he intensive sort, it is hoped that the !
ing day may see a strong finish. The s
lie apparently has responded very
mptly to the suggestion that the
sent week be set apart for cleaning a
Easements and outdoor premises. The -
,ets appearing on the Saturday SEIZED -.
recently printed in The Times will be inc
ted by the garbage collectors to-mor- Of
. and if for any reason they are I'm tom
TO cover all the territory assigned