The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-05-15
TALK OF THE TOWN

wall paper.-adv.
i Private Charles n Ladd. stationed a
Camp Devens, spent Sunday at his HON
on east hill.
Norman Tobin OF Nashua, v H., hal
been passing several days with rela
tives IN the city.
| Crossed wires were responsible for q
rather false alarm on the fire department
wires early last evening.
FRANKLIN Farnum In "The Rough Low
err Bluebird feature, and the weekly
of current events, Biiou to-day. adv,
Mr., and Mrs. a. l.. sherman have re-
turned to their home in Burlington, after
passing few days with friends in the
city.
Mrs. Garrett T. Roberts of Elm street
left this morning for Essex Junction,
where she is passing few days with rel.
atives,
Howard T. Sands of Boston, vice pres.
ident Of the B. & NJ. I. & 2. Co., is pass.
ing a few days in Barre and Montpelier
on business.
Miss Dorothy VI. Currell has returned
10 her home in Reading, Mass, after
having been called here by the death of
Glenn w. Merrill
Mr.. and Mrs. G. l., Bates of Orange
street are yacating their house, prepare
tory to moving to Calais, where they are
to occupy farm.
George II. Hoyt and Fayette 7. Cutler
left yesterday for Amsterdam, N. ",
where they are engaged in setting
monument for Hoyt 4 Milne.
Sergt. Roger Farrell of the heavy ar.
tillery has returned TO his duties in New
York, after passing a furlough with
friends in Barre and Granitevlle.
The sewing committee of the Hospital
Aid association will meet at the hospital
Thursday afternoon at 2:30. II is re.
quested that all attend who can.
| Mr. and Mrs. II. $. Soule, who have
been visiting their son and daughter at
Goddard seminary, have returned TO their
home in Fairfield, making the trip by
automobile.
James 4. Gregory and w. L. Averil of
| New York City, who have been the
guests of the formers uncle, d. F. Greg
DRY of east hill, for the past week, left
yesterday for their homes.
The condition Of Anthony Tomasi Of
Merchant street, who is patient at the
City hospital as the result OF injuries
received in an auto accident, ia report
ed to be improving slowly.
Miss Ruth Glysson. who has been at
her home on Perry street since compet
ing another year of study at the state |
university left this morning for Middle.
bury, where she is TO pass the summer !
Mrs, Lumina Bison has leased the |
place between the Worthen and Wheel
ock buildings, known as the Hole in the
Wall, and will reopen the restaurant |
formerly conducted there by Ernest lie.
tourneau
Roy Getman, who has been employed
as plumber by C. w. Averill & Co,
for several months has enlisted as
steam filter in the L. s. navy and ex-
poets to be called to the colors within
a few days.
Miss Nadine Rogers. student at Mid
dlebury college, If at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs r H. Rogers Of
Orange street, while supplying a tempo.
rary vacancy in the faculty Of Montpel !
Ter high school.
Alexander Cruickshank, who has been
visiting at his home here since complet
ing a long term of service as foreman in
he F. W. Mould granite plant at Nor.
'isville, has gone to New London, Conn, !
o be employed.
The body OF Rev Frank Fl. Roberts Of [
Nilliamstown who passed away in Barre I
Tune IL, was removed from the reeeiy- 1
ng vault al Elmwood to-day, and TAX 4
n to Chelsea. where interment was made )
n the family lot in the village cemetery q
Miss Lima Calcagni, daughter of Mr.
md Mrs. r. Calcagni of the East Mont. :
,elier road submitted to an operation Z
or appendicitis at the City hospital yes
erday The operation was described as 6
uccessful and to-day the patient was re-
'orted to be resting comfortably.
Officers and other members of Barre :
ouncil, Knights OF Columbus, have been
otified that the third degree eeremo-
al. which was to have been held in Il
burlington next Sunday, has been post p
oned a week. A number Of local knights B
re planning to participate in the cere. o.
lonial. o.
Barre aerie Of Eagles, which recently !.
edicated its service flag, is laying plans y
Or farewell reception in honor Of =
he men in the current draft who are :.
agles Several of those who have been 2
illed to the colors and who will leave y
lay % are members of the local aerie, =
nd it is planned to give them a dinner y
Eagles HHll on tue evening OF i0UFs- |
ay, May % There will be speechmak OF
Il and music in the sfter-dinner pro %
ram and at the same time number of %
ars win be added to the service flag ="
Donald w. Smith who has been TAX
e the military course at Yale, looking sc
admission to an officers training th
mp, recently received his appointment vi
the fourth officers training camp at tn
amp Jackson, s. c., but, upon later lis
lysical examination, a slight physical of
feet has barred him from entering the on
fcers' training camp. He was ordered su
lck to the Yale regiment and hopes to re-
port with the batteries at Camp Jack be
N later in the summer. Last week he mi
as elected to the business board of the st,
ale Courant. ca:
Preparations are we'll under way for OF
e children's day program at the Con- I"
egational church and rehearsals begin ur
is week Tomorrow Thursday aft OF
noon there will be a rehearsal of the IN
imary department Immediately after tal
hool, and at the same time on Friday me
e members of the junior department thu
III meet for a rehearsal. Parents of -.
ildren in these departments will con
r great favor on those in charge of A
e exercises if they will see that their
ildren attend all the rehparssIs IL mos. /