The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-05-04
TALK OF THE TOWN

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| The oyer,the. Teacups club will NEE
with Mrs. II, A, Gould Monday Afternoon
at 2:30 O'Clock.
Luigi Boni left yesterday for swan
ton, where he has secured employment Il
a munitions plant
Alexander Mcqueen left this morning
for st. Adams, where he ia passing III
week end with relatives.
Cleanup sale on popular fiction. Guam
tty limited; soc books Soc, or three 70
81, Martins Book Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold f. Ennis of II
Wellington street are the parents of 4
son, born Thursday, May ?,
Tony Mazzolini returned this morning
TO his home in Randolph, after spending
a few days in the city on business.
W. II. Glidden OF Highland avenue left
the city this morning for Alburg, where
he is to spend a few days with fishing
party.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Emslie Of Maple
avenue left last night for Hartford,
Conn, where they are passing two weeks
with relatives
just in, new shipment of ladies and
children's hats; also few trimmed mod.
els. Call and see them. Mrs Blar Ma
riani, A. Warren street
South Barre grange will hold box
social at their hall Tuesday evening,
May 7. Everybody come and have n
good time. Ladies' bring boxes
Miss Annie Sargent, who is a member
of the senior class at Goddard seminary,
left this forenoon for Warren, where she
will spend few days at her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. George l.. Bates of
Orange street have returned to the city,
after passing several days in Marlboro,
Mass, where they were called by the
death of their brother.in law, f. X. Free.
born.
Cyril Marion arrived in the city last
evening from Worcester, Mass, where he
is enrolled as student at Holy Cross
college, TO spend few days at the home
OF his parents MIR and Mrs. James I.
Marion, Of Franklin street.
Conferees representing the Barre gran.
lite industry, who were summoned to
Washington, d. c., in mid week to at.
tend hearing before the federal fuel
administration, will return to the city
Sunday morning. Included in the party
were John A. Cross Of Mortified, RI. ]. |
VI, Jones, S. HOLSTER Jackson and H. p |
Hinman.
The following is an extract from let |
ter written by Stanley H. Averill of |
the l0lst regiment, field artillery, in
France 1--WE are now pretty highly
honored regiment. We have been cited
and win soon be decorated as the best
regiment of the f. A. the Z, $. has and
hat is going some to beat the regulars
So you see we have surely had good hard
raining
Goddard seminary seniors are putting
he final polish on their presentation of ,
Professor Pepp," which is TO be on the
boards in the school chapel next Thurs
lay evening. Members Of the faculty 4
re intoxicating histiornic ability into the
eniors who have been assigned parts
nd an interesting performance seems To
e assured One half the proceeds will
e diverted to the work Of the Barre Red
ross.
The regular meeting Of Cobbe Hill
range will be held Tuesday evening, :
lay 7, with the following program:
'iano solo, Earl Winter; rollcall ques.
ions and clippings; reading, Inez Thurs
on; current events, Maynard Sanborn;
lusie, ladies' chorus; recitation, A. L.
NTH; four minute talk, 4. f. Perry;
ong, "0ld Glory grange. Members
lease bear in mind the rollcall and that
ne meeting opens promptly at p. m II
isitors always welcome.
The auction sale at Farnhams at y
Iontpelier yesterday was well attended
nd good prices were realized for every S
ling sold Twenty second hand v
orses went through the ring at prices N
ON 1925 down to S25, also wagons.
arnesses, robes, blankets, whips, etc, n
ere sold. AIr. Farnham has one of the :
nest carloads of western horses that II
as ever brought into Washington coun- -
=, and they are being disposed of every
~, 10 of those that came in Monday u
st having been sold up to Thursday y
ght. C. +. Smith was the auetioneer. :,
Preparations have been made for the Sc
ception of a large class of citizenship
ndidates at session Of United States N
urt to be held in the court room at city a.
II Tuesday G. Def. Bancroft, the in 81
was in town yesterday with 40
rather large stack of cards to be de. ~
cred TO applicants, and he stated that
ERIK +. s Platt of Rutland and his as
'tants would open court soon after the Il
on hour, that the session would con. -
Tue into the evening, and that another y
portunity for presenting citizenship .t
inns may not develop for several We
eks. ~
A Lynn, Mass, newspaper contains an
eresting account of a farewell recep-
n given by the Pensioners of the Pa
st Presbyterian church in honor of a -, =
PARTING pastor, Rev Duncan Samond.
0 has transferred to Wolcott, n. Y. ne
Y. Samond is former incumbent of o'
Barre Presbyterian church The PC
ry of the reception includes reference ~
the presentation of sum of money oh'
bouquet as an expression of the
-gymsns record of -four years service Jan
the Lynn church. Rev. Mr.. Salmond at
Barre several years ago and was pee
ceeded by the present pastor. can
or the second time this week a Cb,
ght derailment on the maiu line of ne
Central Vermont railroad caused de. sci
5 in the local mail and passenger /,
rice. Earlier in the week when thir- ,
cars left the irons near Hartford. pei
service was impaired for twenty. 81
r hours, but no such delay is lntici- slie
ed in the present instance. as the w
Icc of the trouble is traced u sin NO
refractory box car which jumped the az
X between Randolph and Erain.ree iiie'
etime last evediRg The early morn S 81
mail from he south failed 20 arrive Gu