The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-08-15
TALK OF THE TOXIN

| See the values in velour hats. Mrs,
! Brine, 4 Laurel street. adv
! Dance in Rowland hall Saturday even
! ing. Gilbertsons orchestra. adv
! The best Red Seal records are reduced
in price at Bailey's Music Rooms.
| Ladies' and misses fall coats, suits
Dolmans, etc Sadlier's, Keith avenue
George Clark is taking two weeks
vacation from his duties in the Red Cross
Pharmacy.
Harry JENNIE of Newport is visiting
with classmates at Is Orange street for
few days.
Miss Lillian Smith of Patterson street
started work in the Barre Fruit store
this morning.
Miss Elizabeth Mcleod of Orange
street has gone to Joe's pond for a few
days camping.
Miss Marjorie Kent has returned to
her home on Orange street after spend
ing several weeks at Granville, N. X,
Mrs. V. L. Ayers OF Ayers street was
called to Gloucester, Mass, recently by
the illness of her sister, Mrs Belle Has
kell of that place,
Mrs. L. Merusi and daughter, Enes, of
Randolph, have for the past several days
been stopping at the home of L. Barberi
of Brook street.
To make room for ladies' fall and win.
ter suits now arriving, we offer for less
/ than cost of cloth, 20 1918 makes. Sad
lier's, Keith avenue
Miss Helen 0''Keefe of IL Upland ave-
nue. returned yesterday from st. Johns
bury, where she has been spending a two
weeks vacation with her aunt,
Food sale at the Baptist church, Sat
urday afternoon at beans, brown
bread, cake, pie, cookies, fruit, chickens,
and vegetables Telephone 74-3.adc.
Mrs Frederick Kempton and daughter,
Miss Marion Tilden, of South Main
street, arrived at their home yesterday
after an absence of two weeks passed in
Boston.
"What beautiful hair that Miss Barnes
has! And so thick and lustrous now!
She says it's all due u Partisan Sage,
the hair invigorator f. A. Drown & Co.
sell on guarantee. adv.
! Maccabees. attention. Special meeting
of Harmon Review, No. !, Friday even
ing at 1880 Initiation and transaction
of other necessary business. Refresh
ments Guards are requested to be pres
I emit.
Frederick Thorne, having failed TO pass
I the physical eXamin a,,s..,s to re-enlist in
the L. s. army, accepted a position with
a copper company in New York City, so
he left last night for New York after
having spent two weeks with relatives
in South Barre
Miss Lillian Corti Of Blackwell street,
Miss Mary Donetti of Washington d, G.,
Miss Mary Miami Of Milford, n. H.,
who is visiting friends in the city, and
Miss Angie Movalli, who is taking few
1 days vacation from her duties ins the
c. w. Averill Co. hardware store, will
leave tomorrow for Queen City park
for few days camping there.
A telegram received from Mrs Lille
Bruce of Brooklyn street, who was called
/ to Hazelton, Pa, by the illness of her
son, Philo Bruce, announced the death of
the young man but did not give the de-
tails A. E. Bruce, another son of Mrs.
Bruce, accompanied by his wife, left
hurriedly to-day to 60 to Hazelton. Philo
Bruce was formerly resident Of Barre
and is well known here.
Ralph Rogers, son Of Mr. and Mrs
| Frank Rogers Of Is Richardson street,
/ who has been selected as one Of the 80
/ teachers to sail for BEIRUT, Syria, To
| teach in the American college, started on
! his long Journey last night, leaving here
for New York City. There he will join
| the other members of the teaching staff
and on Aug 10 sails for Syria. Mr..
| Rogers was the first honor student at
/ Spaulding high school in the 1915 class
and also won honors with the 10 class
! of Yale.
The Sunshine club of the Presbyterian
/ Sunday school had a basket picnic at
! Benjamin Falls Wednesday, Aug 49, Ice
cream was provided from the class funds
The results of the races were as follows;
! First race, first Mildred Angwin, second
Jessie Mutch, third Hazel Spent; second
race, first Evelyn Watt, second Salyina
Bucie, third Euphemia Taylor; third
race, first Christie Mcleod, second Mar
garet Chedeli. third Christina Stevens
fourth race. first Annie Ingram, second
/ Florence Findlater, third Elizabeth Rob
inson. The weather being favorable, the
children had lovely time and came
home overjoyed with the picnic, tired
but happy
Almost enough musicians TO organize
new band arrived home to-day, having
been discharged from Camp Devens late
yesterday afternoon. They were; Carl
boldi Barberi of Brook street, Mario
Barberi of q John street, Artenzio Bar
dozzi and Joseph BardQzM of 81 Pleasant
street, and Thomas Lausi, also of this
city. All are well known as young mu-
sicians, who were formerly connected
with the Barre Citizens band and the
Montpelier Military band before their de
parture with Headquarters company
which left Barre in April Of 1917 Elk
| tensve experience was the lot Of the five
/ young men who, ever since their depart
IRE from this city, have been together
in what was known as the First Vermont
infantry band. After leaving Burlington
and Fort Ethan Allen they were trans
ferred to the 57th Pioneer band at Camp
Green, s. C., and with this organization
sailed for France Sept. 81, 1918, In
! France the second engineers needed a
| good band, so the First Vermont infantry
band, still intact, was transferred to that
division. Last Thursday they arrived at
New York and after being sent to Camp
Devens were discharged. The entire band
was thereby dispersed, which was COM
prised of all Vermont men.