The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-06-03
TALK OF THE TOWN

Cramer J. Allen Of Washington stree
left yesterday for Springfield, Mass
where he has secured employment.
Workers in the house. to. house wa
chest canvass June II are asked TO NEE
in the Church street school building at
o'clock on the evening of Monday, Jun,
TO-
Kenneth X. McRae of Merchant street
is passing several days in New York OF
business connected with the Union Dry
Goods store.
Attorney William Wishart spoke be-
fore audiences at both the Park and Ri.
iou theatres Saturday night, being one
of the four minute speakers secured TO
talk on war work.
The regular meeting of Cobble Hill
grange will be held Tuesday evening,
June 4, at p. m. Visiting members Of
South Barre grange will furnish the pro-
gram. Let all members be present.
Clarence J. Geake, who has been visit
ing his mother, Mrs. James Sawyer of
Church street, for few days, returned
yesterday TO Hartford, Conn, where he
has employment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred G. Edward have
arrived in the city from Boston, where
they have been residing since their mar
riage. Mr.. Edward has enlisted in the
naval reserve and expects TO be stationed
at the Charlestown navy yard in the
near future.
Arguments strongly setting forth the
advantages of the war chest plan went
quickly home under the sledge hammer
blows of Atty. William Wishsrt, who
made four minute speeches in local
theatres Saturday evening Mr.. Wishart
first addressed gathering at the Bijou
theatre, and afterward appeared before
the Park theatre audience.
Z This forenoon al 1880 o'clock Justice
of the Peace James Maclay ofiiciated at
the wedding of Miss Ida Attuoni of 4
Shurtlef place and Gaetano Rosso of
355 North Main street The couple were
attended by Lucio Fabrizio and Miss
Louise Sangunetti. After wedding trip
they are to reside at 343 North Main |
street. Mr.. Rosso is employed as bar
Der.
Four minute speakers are to address
two Barre Town audiences Thursday
evening. Frank G. Rowland, county di-
rector of the war savings stamp cam
paign, has consented to make one ad-
dress, and the other, it is expected, will
be delivered by City Attorney William
The speeches are TO be deliv-
ared at 80 p. m in Gilbert's theatre and
IN the Granite theatre.
Michael McHugh of Lebanon, \. H.,
accompanied by number of companions,
arrived in the city yesterday by auto
mobile in quest of hound dog which
disappeared from its home in the New
hampshire hills week ago The owner
raced the dog as far as Sharon, but con
Iueted his hunt in that township with
nut results and decided to push on to-
ward Barre. Here he had the good for !
une TO encounter friends who could di
ect him to the residences OF local rabbit I,
nd fox hunters, with the result that the
ost canine was restored. The dog came
ere from Lebanon Saturday, and was
AIRED for by man who owns a number
{ dogs OF the same breed.
A former Barre boy, David T, Morti-
ler, who left this city five years before :
he war broke out, writes George NJ. !
Iarrion of seeing number Of home :
own boys while In France Mr.. Morti
Ter is a member of the supply company !,
t the l0lst field artillery and has been y
France for several months After !
ranking Mr. Marion for a package Of :
noxing mailed him last December Priei T.
ate Mortimer speaks Of meeting James
evers, James Thompson, Alex Robert
m and Lee Maiden, all of whom he rf
Tvs, we're youngsters when he left Barre y
me years ago. Private Devers was on q
3 way to the front line trenches when e.
r. Mortimer took leave OF him. The g
tier. dated May 5, states that all of the "a
ARE BOYS were in excellent health. y