The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-04-15
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regular meeting Tuesday, Apfi 10, a.
lTtla.
Carl Porter returned to-day from a
week end visit with relatives IN Hard
Iwirk
James A. Mekane Of Wehsteryillc left
last night Ia Join the merchant marine
at Boston.
The boy scouts Of troop four please
meet at the Methodist church at I
o'clock tonight,
William Lorimer, who is employed
here as granitecnltcr. passed the week
end with relative. in Morrisyille.
Our low prices on good pianos i a
great help during The high cost OF living
/ Bailcy's Music Rooms, II Elm street.
Mrs. II, f. Brink and son returned sat.
nrdav to their home in Groton, after
passing a week with relatives in Barre,
Miss Mayhelle Pelkey, who has been
making an extended stay in Haverhill,
Mass, returned 10 the city sunday morn,
ing
Joseph Taft of Merchant street is a.
sisting in the Eastman store, where he
WIS previously employed for many
years.
John Laney of Pearl street returned
Saturday from visit of several days in
Woodsyille, \. H., where he formerly re-
sided.
Richard ;. Jefiords of Washington,
d. G., arrived in the city to-day and has
gone to his former home in Williams
town for visit.
Alexander Hanton of Merchant street
returned TO the city last evening from
Boston, where he has been spending a
few DAYS ON business.
You will save money ii you buy a
Standard kerogas burner oil cook stove.
Perfection oil stoves aud wieks. let
prices L. A. Prindle. Wortheu block.
Fort one head of stock, all farming
tools and machinery. to be sold at auc-
ton at the Fiber House farm in Berlin
to morrow. See advertisement on page
Z d. A. Perry, suctioneer.
All members of Cobble Hill grange
please bear in mind the funeral of our
late sister. Mrs. Belle j., Baker, which |
will be Leld at her late home on Wednes-
day at | p. m. Please wear badges re-
versed.
Mrs. Robert Davidson of Grant avenue !
returned to the city Saturday evening |
from Hartford, Conn., where .shet has |
been visiting with her sons, who are en-
poyed in an ammunition plant there, |
during the past several weeks
Private Freeman Walker who has been
passing a furlough with his parents, Mr.. |
and Mrs. Frank 4. Walker of Edgewood,
left Saturday for Princeton, y. j., where
he is to receive training as an aviator IN
the aviation school at Princeton univer-
sity.
Come to the annual meeting Of the
Barre Board of Trade Tuesday evening,
April 10. Come prepared to make sug I
yestions and criticisms. Boosts and
Knocks that You think will enIiyen, help
md advance the interest of this commu
atty
8i s. Levin who recently purchased a
arge stock Of goods in Chelsea gen
raj store, closed the establishment Sat
lrday, having disposed OF most Of the !
merchandise The remainder has been
old to a Chelsea man, who proposes To I
establish the business.
Since so many who had purchased i
ickets for the s. H. S. senior play, s
What Happened to Jones" were unable
o obtain seats or standing room last =
'riday evening, it has been decided to :
epeat il at s o'clock April 10. Come and I
ee the play of the year. Talented actors J
ill make you laugh in spite OF yourself. i
-adv.
Carl L. Clough of Hill street, who has !.
cen confined to his home during the !
asst several weeks following an opera =
ion. was able to be downtown yester- =
av for the first time since his illness.
Though his condition has been some =
hat serious during the past few weeks, Y
n early and complete recovery is e2 !
ected. =
John Sowes arrived in the city Satur !,
nv evening from Boston where he is en- "
,lled in the freshman class Of the Har y
ard dental college, to spend weeks =
ieation at the home of his parents, Mr.. y y
nd Mrs John Sowles of Beckley street. !,
e was accompanied by Henry Cooley, y
lother student at the Harvard dental =
,llege, and who will also visit for a y
eek at his home on Beckley street. -
Elliott Prize, who has been visiting at
e home OF his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Z
lmes pirie of Graniteyille, during the
lst 30 days on a furlough, returned Sat
day evening to New York City, where
will reioin his shipmates on board the /
s. s. Rhode Island. Mr.. Prize is rated :
a gunner's mate on board the Rhode
land and two weeks ago successfully X
ssed the examinations for becoming a
tty officer. IL
:" The Churchman Afield," Boston !
anscript: "Evangelists Smith and
itch, under the auspices of the New Z
lgland Evangelistic association, have
st closed meetings in Barre, Vt, in
lich the Presbyterians, Methodists
ptists, Congregationalists and Uni
rsalists Joined. Seventy five decisions
the Christian life have resulted, as
II as a cordial fellowship among the Z
e denominations"
The Ira correspondent of the Rutland /
raid contributed the following item
turday to that paper, which will be of
crest to readers in this vicinity; ut is
,eeted that the pulpit of the Ira Bap-
church will be occupied by Rev. Mr.. 4
hop of Websterville, Barre Town,
lshington county, both day and even
next Sunday. Mr.. Bishop comes to
with view to settlement and a full
enhance of the community is desired"
The body of Albert S. Jones, a we'll
,wn Barre granite manufacturer,
ose death in Phoenix, Ariz., April 8,
lowed long illness, arrived in the
' over the Central Vermont railroad
ly to-day. Prayer services will be
d at his home, 10 Bolster avenue, on
dnesday afternoon at 80 o'clock.
2 funeral will be held in the First
1tist church at o'clock, the pastor,
:. b. J. Lehigh, officiating. Interment
be made in Hope cemetery.
It the annual meeting of the Ida Read