The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-03-25
TALK or THE TOWN

Jack pckford's wife, Olive Thomas, il
'Madcap Madge," Triangle featur,
ahd comedy AT the Biiou to-day adv
The Genugie club will have a specia
meeting in Clan Gordon hall at I o'cloel
this evening. &, Keith, president, Jane,
Club, secretary.
Deputy Sheriff George W. Parks 81
North Barre has returned from Hyd,
Park, Mass, where he was called by tn,
death of his son.
Harold j. Ball resumed his duties il
The NJ \ W. II, freight Office this morn
ing, after spending a few days Will
friends In Burlington.
DR.. f. NJ. Lynde has returned home
after passing several days in Burlington
where he attended the annual meeting
| OF the state dental society.
Please do your shopping early for the
store will be closed from Wednesday at
. p. m. 20 Saturday at $3.50 p. m. Little
Dry Goods Store, Cottage street.
Beattie 4 Duncan wish to announce
their millinery opening, TO begin next
wednesday, and TO continue until Sat
urday. Ladies are cordially invited
adv.
All house toulouse canvassers in the
| ~ ItlltI ullNt VIII meet
| tonight in assembly hall of Spaulding
high school building to receive instruc.
tion for the canvass.
Private C. DeForrest Bancroft, who re.
| Gently enlisted in the signal corps at
Burlington, was visitor through the
week end in the home of his brother,
f. W. Bancroft of Franklin street.
Auction sale at Montpelier at 2 y. M.
tomorrow, of bowling alley, pool and
billiard hall, restaurant. etc, at School
street. A good proposition for someone
looking for a business. G. 4. Smith, auc-
tioneer.
Another OF The series of weekly read
ings in the Spaulding assembly hall
will take place this evening when Miss
Hazel Lyon of the high school faculty
viii read from Riley, Tagore and other
poets of childhood. The readings begin
promptly at I o'clock and the public is
cordially invited.
Private Atelburne Lewis, who l. en-
rolled as a truck driver in the LIST Yer
mont regiment at Spar;anburg S. c., is
spending short leave of absence at his
home in South Barre Private Richard
Hoar, who is also stationed at the Spar.
tanburg camp, is spending a few days
at the home Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard A. Hoar of East street
ID. A. Perry. auctioneer, has returned
from Ludlow, where he conducted sale
for Herbert Stearns. Twenty thorough
bred Holsteins averaged Sl6S; 20 grade |
cows averaged STOP; 40 two year olds /
and yearlings averaged from $50 TO $50; |
one team, IL years old, sold for 1910. A /
yoke OF two year old steers brought 5000 |
Five week old pigs sold for S. each. /
Our attention has just been called 10
the fact that the Eureka Vacuum Elec
trio Cleaner which the Montpelier &
Barre Light & Power Co are offering
on free trial, is the vacuum cleaner that
won the Grand Prize the Highest Award
given az the Panama Pacific Interna
tional This was in competition with Is
known vacuum cleaner.
adv
A large crowd attended the Johnston
Gamble livery sale Saturday, Prices
,ould not help but satisfy both the own
IRIS and purchasers. Horses sold from SO
o $3.50 each; the Letter team brought
,225, one Ford automobile 1858 one Ford
1915; carriages, sleighs and
harnesses all prices; robes, blankets, the
mall equipment and shoats sold well.
Z. f. Smith, auctioneer.
Judge II. W Scott of Richardson street
eft the city to-day for Manchester, n.
J., where, as a member Of the supreme
odge, he is to attend the annual conven
ion of the grand lodge of New Hamp
hire. New England Order of Protection.
h., tn1no ~ n Rarrn J
Wednesday night, and during his alb
ence Justice Of the Peace A. A. Sargent !
till be in charge at city court.
Holy week observance at the Church |
t the Good Shepherd is TO begin Tues |
ay afternoon. when services are 10 be !
cid in the church at o'clock. On Maun I
ay Thursday there will be celebration q
( the holy communion at 10 a. m. and a {
enten reading at p. M. Good Friday t
nrvices are to be held in the church at v
0: 30 a. m. and 1880 p. m, Saturday b
fternoon at 9 O'Clock there will be holy q
aptism. All who wish to contribute O
memorial flowers for Easter are asked n
} leave them at the church not later :
ran 4 O'Clock Saturday afternoon. u
Most everybody who owns dog ap
arentlv has postponed until the last
eek the time when they shall apply at q
ty hall for renewal OF the license that N
i'll keep their pet from the clutches of 0
lie dog catcher for another year. On the
zee of returns thus far made al the city '
erk's office comparatively few of those =
no bought metal discs as an ornament l.
II dog collars year ago have purchased y.
,enses for 1918. After April | the Ii .
nse fee on male dogs jumps from 81 To q
!. and on females from So to s.. There Ia
ter dog owners are given until May IL
settle at the increased rate, and then b.
e dogs become legitimate prey for the NJ
ST constable and their owners are liable -
fine of S2o