The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-05-01
TALK OF THE TOWN

Baby carriages, sulkies and parl
strollers Sadlier's Keith avenue.
Read Beattie 4 Dunean's adv on pag'
8. OF special interest TO you.-adv
The painters union Of Barre has sub
seribed $500 TO the third Liberty loan.
DIR. r. II. Meagher Of Wilmington has
been spending few days with friends In
the city.
A daughter was born TO Mr.. and Mrs
Lawrence Gannett OF Central street
April 22.
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komna, Mote III. Z.
The guild of the Church Of the Good
Shepherd will meet Thursday evening at
the home of Mrs. Carter Keith avenue.
On account of the failure TO receive
material, there win be no meetings of
the surgical dressings class until further
notice.
Brigsdier William Andrews and Mrs.
Andrews of Hartford, Conn. are passing
several days in Barre and Montpelier in
| connection with Salvation Army work.
IN announcing the change in prices for
The Times, we neglected TO state that
the paper is not mailable In Barre City
and can only be had of newsboys or at
the newsstands
Mrs. j. w Stewart of West street has
returned home after passing few days
with relatives in Burlington. She was
accompanied by her father, ID. M. Miles,
who is in town for a business visit.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Red Cross will be held in Aldrich hall
Wednesday evening, May /, at 1880
o'clock. Everyone who is a member OF
the Red Cross is invited to be present
David j. Boyce has returned TO the
city after an extended absence. Recent
ly Mr.. Boyce spent some time at Camp
kearney, San Diego, Cal, where his son,
Roland Boyce, is with the Arizona troops.
Mr. Boyce has also visited in Casa
Grande, Ariz, within a short time.
c. w. Mcmillan was in Randolph last
evening when he made an official vista
ton to Whitney chapter of Masons in his
official capacity as district deputy grand
high priest. The trip was made by auto
mobile, and he was accompanied by A ID. |
Young, Lee O. Tracy and William Hurry |
of Long street.
Tonight at 40 the scholars from the |
various Sunday schools of Barre district |
who entered the Scripture memorizing |
contest will meet in the parlors of the
NJ. L. church TO recite their chapters
The recitations will be interpreted with
songs and all interested are invited to be
present.
Miss Florence Poulen was the guest of
honor at a miscellaneous shower rendered
her in the home of Mrs. George Ladue OF
Brook street last evening in anticipation
IF her approaching marriage to George
Rivers of this city. Around 20 young
people were present and Miss Ponlen was
The recipient of several fine gifts. Music
md games were enjoyed, an informal en-
followed, and light refresh
nents were served.
Connoisseurs in old crockery. full
ength mirrors and antique furniture
we're bit disappointed yesterday after
loon when they forega thered for an auc
ion sale of effects in the Hotel Milano,
ormerly owned by Joseph ID. Ossola, on
lorth Main street. Deputy Sheriff II. J,
'layton, acting for John Trow, disposed
# various barroom fixtures, etc, but it
developed that the ancient house had
'een stripped OF mirrors, paintings, fur a
iture and old china sometime before '
he auctioneer arrived. The bar, long :
SEQ In dispensing nquor NJ North bAFfe,
Fas knocked down for $500, and other
rticles brought good prices.
After a sojourn Of several months in a
arm on the Gauthier place in East Barre,
doe which sought shelter in that vii
age from the dogs early in the winter
as liberated yesterday Before strik
lg out for its old home in the hills, the
oe submitted gracefully to being pho
ographed in front of the house. During b
5 captivity the animal grew exceeding
: tame, and as the weeks went by came
} be pet with members of the house
old. When release finally came, the
De bounded from the barn. but hesitated a
fter reaching the dooryard, and even
fter man with camera had snapped
lie creature 1t seemed reluctant to take
S departure.