The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-03-07
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II New wash SILK waists at Abbott's.
II caramel and vanilla ice cream at Rus
sells to-day.
Big shipment leather heel red sole rub
beers arrived NJ Shea's.
Ronald Mcmillan returned ycsterda,
from a weeks visit in New Haven. Conn
William Desmond in Paddy oWara,
Triangle feature, and Her Finishing
Touch, comedy, at the Bijou to. day
adv.
Simon White and son of Clayville, Pa.
retail monument dealers, are registered
at Hotel Barre while on buying trim
TO the Barre granite district.
Among the Orange people who came ia
Barre yesterday to attend the Goose
Green festivities are Representative
Frank Haynes, Frank Ladd, L. +. Nelson
and Don Richardson.
IL. Nj. Ream of Mansfield, O., for.
mer resident of Barre, is registered at
iiotel Barre while passing several days
IN the city on business connected with
the local office OF Ream 4 McBee.
large number of visitors in the city
yesterday included people from Orange,
Granlteville, Washington, Plainfeld
! Brookfield and Trow HILL who came
here to attend the Goose Green carnival.
r. W. Mcmillan, who recently com
pleted long period of service in the
state hospital at Waterbury, went to.
day to Burlington where he has secured
a position as an attendant in a private
hospital.
The Italian Pleasure club has added
TO the furnishings OF its suite of rooms
in the Scampini building by the pur
oh IS H., a,,t
arrived in the city yesterday and the
first concert took place last evening,
II. NJ. Farnhams s5th combination
auction sale of fresh horses and com
mission horses, seds. sleighs, harnesses
robes, blankets, whips, haIters and other
property will be held at his stables on
Mortified street, Montpelier, tomorrow
at | o'clock p. m. c. +. Smith, auction
eer.
Increased and improved facilities for
displaying merchandise at the Homer
Fits store are to result from alterations
which carpenters are making in the win.
dows of the establishment. More at
tractive backgrounds for enclosed win.
dow settings have been built and other
improvements added.
This afternoon the Goose Green com
mittee completed negotiations with John |
McHugo. the Barre & Chelsea railroad |
engineer, who was awarded the Hostein |
heifer at the carnival last night, where
by the thoroughbred is to be returned |
TO the carnival promoters. The animal |
was donated by A. I. & A. J.. Smith |
of Trow hill, and it has not ceased to be
money maker for the Red Cross. as
arrangements have been made TO auc-
tion it off at the show this evening.
The Holsten is regarded as one of the
most valuable gifts yet received, and is
bound to bring fancy price.
At police headquarters to-day Chief
Sinclair learned that Peter Kelly, the |.
young Canadian soldier, whose pilgrim
age to Boston was interrupted AZ East
Brookfield last week, had been returned
to the barracks of the LIST Quebec regi
ment in Montreal. An officer from the
Canadian metropolis arrived early this
week to take charge of Kelly, who was
detained in the Washington county jail
He was quoted as saying that techni-
cally Kelly could not be treated as de-
serter, inasmuch as he had not been alb
sent from the barracks 81 days when
he was turned over TO the Canadian au
thorities. Reports from the commanding q
officer of the Quebec regiment indicated y
that Kelly is not being treated as a de- 8
serter.
The Brattleboro Reformer says: 'TIu. I
man emotions in wide variety were J
stirred by terrific appeal in the Audi
orium last evening by George Adam,
'ormerly Of Scotland, later a staff officer $
n the British ministry of munitions, and v
low a resident of Montreal. Humor, e
,athos, admiration, bitterness and vari I
,us types of sentiment were manifested
n laughter, tears, applause and other ;
orms OF expression on the part of an au-
Hence that taxed the capacity of the b
louse. 1t was a wonderfully thrilling t
md impressive address and it gave to n
he audience a deeper insight into the !
cal situation abroad and revealed the u
rutal character of the foe Hear Mr..
ADAMS at the opera house, Thursday, .
iarch IA, benefit local Red Cross. il
Among the guests arriving at Hotel y
Iarre last night and this morning were
he following people: |. Greenleaf of st. 7
.lbans, George Brush of Rutland, w. J.
ameson and Il. NJ. Jones of Burlington, =
[. Fl. Lane of Springfield f. w. Hey Z
God of Burlington, G. II. Goss OF Platts- ,
urg, n. Y. !. S. Shaw of Middhbury, u
Y L. Stackpole of Concord, Rev. Reuben U
/. Smith of Boston. Ohio i. Hatch of y
.ockland. Me-. w. +. Skillings of Con- o.
ord n. H., Mr.. and Mrs. II, C.. Calef ~
t Providence. r l., Jack Strong of q
lyria, Q, L. NJ Galland of Mortified a.
. NJ Herman OF Hartford, c. c. Hamb- "a "a
TT of Orleans, +. c. Phillips and H. w le
rser of Mortified, p. J. McTigue of h'
Me, Frank j. Dragon of "a
lattsburg Royal Lord of Manchester, u
I. H., and J.. G. Custer of Washington, CO
!. c. I