The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-11-19
TALK OF THE TOWN

Rummage sale, Methodist church, to-
morrow.-adv.
I Mrs. Hale X. Darling of Chelsea was
shopping visitor in the city to-day.
u. S. Deputy Marshal Howe of New
port was in town on official business to-
day.
MIR. and Mrs. G. L. Foster Of Cambridge
have been visiting friends in the city
for few days.
Seaman Mark Davis Of Boston is pass
ing furlough of few days at his home |
on Maple avenue.
George H. Aiken returned this morning |
to his home in North Troy, after a
weeks visit with Barre Town relatives.
1 Edith Storey in "The Demon" Metro
feature, Billy Rhodes in "A Spoony AT |
fair" and Drew comedy, Bijou to-day
adv.
Regular meeting of Bright Star Rebek
all lodge, No. is, Wednesday evening,
Nov. 20, at 1880 o'clock. Nomination Of
officers.
n w. G. Boynton, well known Syracuse,
N. X, monument retailer, has returned
TO his home, after passing several days IN
the Barre granite belt on business.
The Altrurians will meet with Mrs.
Carl Eisenwinter, 1873 Elm street, Thurs
day afternoon at the usual hour. Mem
bers please have current events for roll
call
Mrs. d. r. Petersen and Mrs. +. II.
Timms, who have been visiting relatives
in the city, returned yesterday to their
home in Burlington. They were accom-
panied by Mrs. ID. Casey, who has been
| the guest of friends here for few days.
\ Tonight the 55th anniversary Of
President Lincoln's Gettysburg address
will be observed by the local Grand
Army post, which Ii to be rendered
complimentary dinner in Worthen hall
by the ladies OF the G. A. r, and the
auxiliary to the Sons OF Veterans.
| Miss Lena A. Ross OF Rutland, state
deputy probation officer for women, ar
rived in the city to-day to address the
members of the Barre Womans club,
4 who met in Rowland hall this afternoon.
4 Miss Ross was scheduled to tell Of her
work among the probationers Of YER
H mont
4 AT her home on Highland avenue last
4 evening Miss Mary Carleton entertained
II the members of the nature study class
II of the Woman's club. The hostess con-
II tributed paper on "The Green Noun
H tain Trail" and another interesting fea.
Il ture was paper entitled Mountain
Il Flowers" by Mrs. Milne.
H Moses Forrest of Montpelier, who was
II locked up on an intoxieation charge yes
H terday, appeared before Magistrate H. w.
| Scott in municipal court this morning
\ and admitted a subsequent oitense, He
H disclosed on man named Bouchard and
H then decided to accept the alternative
II jail sentence when the court imposed a
III fine of SIS and costs.
III The case Of State ys. James Grogan,
n charged with burying dead body with
n out permit, which was set for hear
Il ing in municipal court this forenoon, was
II continued by Judge H. w. Scott until
Ii Nov 26. The respondent has retained
II ]. Ward Carver, who was unable to be
II present in city court to-day because OF
an engagement in county court.
Hi Among the guests arriving at Hote,
Barre last night and this morning were
the following people; Mr. and Mrs. G. p
Foster of Cambridge, G, d. 0'Leary q
ST. Adams, 7. b. Garyey and John A
H Wolfe of Burlington, w. B. Ladd o.
n Bradford, T. NJ. Savage of Manchester
II George Z. Mcleod Of Burlington, l.. +
II Newton OF New Haven, +. V. Schnurle o.
II Coniston, n Y, r. w. Stevens of Spring
H field, L. E. Butler Of st. Adams, S. D
Seder of Ware, Mass.
Hi Mr.. and Mrs. George Cooper of Elmor'
street, having closed their home for thu
winter, left the city this forenoon fo
South Lawrence, Mass, where they ar
II to make a soiourn of several month";
III with relatives. Yesterday Mr.. and Mrs
II Cooper received letter from thei
daughter, graduate nurse, saying tina
she had arrived safely in France AM
II that she had been assigned to duty, Mis-
II Cooper qualified for Red Cross worl
overseas some months ago.
II Among those who were in Barre yes
terday to attend the funeral Of Alexan
II der Coburn of Orange street were; MI
and Mrs. N. L. Williams of Craftsbury
H Mr.. and Mrs. George P. Wolcott, Mr.. an
Mrs. j. w. Wakefield, and Mrs H.
Edmunds Of Morrisville, Mr.. and Mr.
Hill. w. Sibley of East Montpelier, Mr.
II Nora Poor of Mortified, Mrs. Emil
II Cameron and Mrs. j. W. Washbun Q
II Montpelier. Rev. w. j. NJ Beattie, VIII
II officiated at the services, has returned I
II his home in Enosburg
Il RAYMOND Martin, who was a studen
at Goddard seminary when the Unite
States entered the war, was killed IN az
ton Sept. 26, according to an official nj
II tice received by his parents, Mr.. and Mr.
u e. L. Martin of Hancock. His death
IN France adds another gold star TO tn
q service flag which students Of the sen
\ mary unfurled last spring in the chape
4 The deceased was volunteer in the Is
Vermont infantry, abandoning his studio
while intensive efforts were being mao
TO recruit two National Guard compani,
in the spring of 1917. At Goddard
was prominent in student activities. T
was the only child of Mr.. and Mrs Ma
tin.
This afternoon at 2:30 o'clock fmer
services were held over the body of Wi
liam E. Haskins of the Morse buildin
whose death early Monday morning fo
lowed an illness of two weeks. Re
III. B. Reardon, pastor of the UNIVERSAL
church. was the officiating clergyma
and among those who gathered at Il
house were members Of the Odd Fellow
with which the deceased was affiliate
as well as employees at the plant Of t
smith, Whitcomb & Cook Co, where i
was engaged as foreman. To-morrc
forenoon the body will be taken by aut
mobile to Danbury, N. H., where a bri
committal service is to be followed
interment in the village cemetery.
Special Announcement.
An old time gospel and prayer servi
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