The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-12-04
TALK OF THE TOWN

evening, Dec. .. Admission, D0c. Ladies
! free.--adv
Martin Mcmahon has returned to Bos-
ton, after passing a few days with his
family on West street.
Mrs Norman Tracy of Boston Is visit
ing in the home OF her mother, Mrs
Frank Trow of Trow hill.
The current issue Of the Saturday
Evening Post is to contain another page
advertisement Of Barre granite
The hit of the season, LABEL and La
| violette, musical turn, to be heard at the
Clan Gordon concert on Friday, Dec. g.
adv.
Now that sugar restrictions are off on
candy making, we shall again have spe
eial sales for Saturdays. Barre Candy
Kitchen
| Private Kenneth j. Kirk Of Camp Dew
ems is passing a few days with Mrs
| Kirk at the home of the latter's sister
in Maple Grove,
| Miss Emma A. Kimball Of Buffalo
n X, has returned home, after spending
week with Mr. and Mrs. D. It. Gregory
at Maple Avenue farm.
Regular meeting of the A. Q. II on
Thursday night, Dec. 5, at I o'clock
Election of officers. The as" tourna-
ment will be after meeting.
| w, E. Gregory has returned to his
home in New York City, after spending
Thanksgiving at the home of his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. d. T. Gregory.
Ralph Tobin of Academy street, who
/ rnpenf " rpft1rnaI oytanJnI
journ in Manchester, N. H., is employed
as clerk in the Lamorey clothing store.
Hiram Matott of IS Prospect street
was taken Monday to the Hayden, Mass,
sanatorium for treatment. He was &C.
companied by his wife and Thomas
Abare of Prospect street,
j. G. Sellers, retail monument dealer,
who has been registered at Hotel Barre
for week while here to place orders for
Barre granite memorials, has returned to
his home in Pittsburg, Pa.
The pastor of the Baptist church will
speak Sunday night on the subject.
Peace with Honor A sermon relating
to the coming peace conference at Yer.
sailles. Everyone invited, Patriotic
singing,
Remember to attend the concert at
the Nj. T. church this evening at s
o'clock; admission, Toe. No admission
fee charged this afternoon. Come in and
see what the ladies have to sell, aprons,
food and fancywork. lady.
| c. B. Wilson Of Roanoke, Va, mem
Der of the retail monument concern
known az the Roanoke Vitrolite & Mar
BILE works, is registered at Hotel Barre
while placing orders for number of
Barre granite memorials to be delivered
late in the winter.
! A. l.. Gale and B. Y. Sawin Of Chi
cago, ILL.,, and II, Y. Alley of Boston,
representatives of the Curtis Publish
| ing Co., are registered at Hotel Barre
while here on business connected with
the national advertising campaign Of the
Barre Quarters & Manufacturers as
ISOLATION.
Additions have been made to the war
exhibit in the south display window at
the Drown pharmacy, where German
gas mask and flask and set of vases
made from French rs shells formed a
nucleus for the collection. Capt, Guy r.
Varnum sent home trench sign found
within the German lines and a pair of
German field glasses. A German helmet
sent to Fl. p. Human by Sergt. John
Mcdonald and Private Joseph Bolles is
also shown in the window
The members and friends of the Bap.
fist church are asked to keep in mind
the service on Friday evening at 80 in
the church. 1t will be a rare treat ia
hear Mrs. Upham Of Boston tell the ex-
Iperienees of her parents, who worked as
missionaries among the Cherokee Indians
An offering will be taken to assist in de.
fraying expenses. Mrs. Upham will meet
the ladies at o'clock in the church par.
Tors. Members of the third division Of
the missionary society are asked to meet
Immediately after Mrs. tipham's address
Friday afternoon.
Among the guests arriving at Hotel
Barre last night and this morning were
the following people: George w Lock
wood of Stamford, Conn, w II. Nugent
of st. Johnsbury, +. f. Earle Of Burling,
ton, j. r. Mcleod of Bradford, Elwood
johnson of Philadelphia, II. 7. Pecor Of
Troy, j, B. Rosenbaum of Springfield
r. w Fiske Of Burlington, H. S. Flint OF
Ogdensburg, N. Y, Mr.. and Mrs. w, H
Buchanan of Orleans, d. k Msckay OF
Gould, P. O., T. J. Carr Of Springfield
William T, Burnham of Springfield
Mass, George j. 0'Brien of New York
Eneampment Odd Fellows Of Barre will
be present in numbers at the annual
meeting OF the fifth district, l. o. O. f..
eneampment In Plainfield on Thursday
evening. Halcyon encampment, No. 10
is the entertaining lodge, and invitations
have been sent out by l.. c. Beck of this
city, the district deputy grand patriarch
| The program follows: Meeting called al
1880 o'clock; opening in form; introdue.
tion of grand officers; address of wei.
come, H. G. Cutting; response, for the
district, H. William Scott, past grand
representative; response, for the grand
officers, J. Nj. Jewell, grand patriarch
$3.50, work, purple degree, Thomas viii.
dey encampment; unwritten work, G, i
Walker; reports and remarks by grand
officers; banquet. Encampments in Barre
Plainfeld, Mortified, Montpelier, Ran.
Edolph, Waitsfeld, Waterbury and East
Barre make up the district,
At an expense of more than So 200
Barre's school commission recently com.
pIeted the erection of a new retaining
wall which skirts the city property ON
the north and west of the North Barre
school grounds, The work was under.
taken after water had wrought havoc
with the original wall, which members
of the school board are quoted as say
ing was faulty constructed when the