The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-05-26
TALK OF THE TOWN

Flags, al! sizes and prices. n. D.
Phelps Co.
Mrs. s Hollister Jackson left Saturday
for a two weeks stay with relatives in
Chicago, Ill.
Marguerite Clark IN Mrs. Wigs of
the Cabbage Patch" today at Park
theatre. -ady
Come to Rowland hall Thursday night,
May 20, and have a good time Odd La
dies dance. Landi's orchestra Service
men free.ady
Henry Diversi and two sons, Edward
and Alfred of Concord, n. H., motored
to Barre Saturday to pass the week end
with Louis Diyersi Of this city.
Ladies and misses coats, capes, dol
mans, suits, dresses, etc, at marked
down prices from delayed shipment
Good credit is good. Sadlier's, 10 Keith
avenue adv
Robert Noble Of Bethel, formerly com
mercial and history teacher at Goddard
| seminary, came Saturday to Barre to
make a brief visit with friends and stu
dents at the school
General store for sale. One Of the
best paying stores in the city for the
amount of stock carried Low rent; large
store; no old stock Attractive terms 10
right party. Largely Italian trade En-
quire of the d. A. Perry Real Estate
agency
Private Leslie Rogers, son Of w. J.
Rogers of upper Prospect street, is now
having thirty day Through from Camp
Devens, where he las been i'll several
weeks with influenza. He enlisted from
New York and saw eighteen months
service in the war zone
Mothers viii please see to it that the
children of the primary and beginners
school are at the church tomorrow
Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock for a
rehearsal for childrens day, and the
members OF the intermediate department
are asked 70 come to the church at 6
o'clock sharp on the same day
Capt, Harold Cutler and wife, Neale
Hooker, Virgil Ayers and ]. f. Roberts
have returned after a two weeks stay
at the Hooker cottage at Greensboro
pond, celebrating the home coming Of
the two officers Just returned from eX
tensive overseas service. Last night
Captain Cutler left for Camp Deyens to
receive his discharge from the service
and once again reopen his dental parlors
III Boston Mrs Cutler and child. Who
have been residing with Mrs, Critters
parents, Mr. and Mrs B VI. Hooker.
during the absence Of her husband, win
join her husband Wednesday
Roland Boyee, eight years ago a resi-
dent Of Barre, arrived in the city Friday
night and will spend the summer with
his father, David Boyee, employed here
The younger Mr. Royce enlisted in the
army before the draft first went into
effect and after getting across became d
member Of the 1871 infantry, Sd div
sion, regulars He saw much active fight
ing until he succumbed To an attack Of
gas He was in the thick Of it at Cha
tcau Thierry, and also spent some time
between the Marine aud Nesle rivers II
was IN August that mustard gas deprived
him of his eyesight and for six month
he was confined 10 hospital EARLY
this year he was returned 10 a hospital
at Fort Logan, later receiving di.
charge and resuming work at Casa
Grande, Ark. Although his eyes remain
in weakened condition, lie appears to
be in good health
Mrs. H. G. Bennett received this morn
iug card from Carl Waterman, written
May from ST. NazaTe, which was of
| considerable interest to her and others
IN that it referred to hcr som, JOHN East
man Tie note on tile card was AS f3l
lows II WAS some surprised and greatly
pleased 70 have John ride around in my
Ford with me for two hGurs this morn
ing He has been here for O week Sorry
we did not meet sooner His ship fof
| overseas left al o'clock this p. m He
looking fine and lad a good trip
across, | expect TO leave for God c0uu
try next month" About the middle Of
April john Eastman, who il d wireless
operator on shipboard, went across 10
Wales aud Europe on the Polar Sea
cargo ship, moving slowly - various
ports. 0uce since leaving his mother
received a card from him somewhere in
Europe but the message from Mr. Wa
orman was her FIRST ntimatun She had
that her son had been IN France
A sizeable delegation representing
CLAN Gordon, No. l2 Q S. C headed hy
he Barre Pine and Drum baud attended
divine worship al the First Baptis.
church Sundav morning Forming al their
rooms In the Bolster block hep marched
TO city square and around the park, idl
owing the same route after thh service.
Rev b J. Lehigh, pastor, held tho closest
attention during his sermon His home
was True AIanho0d' and III 4 foreeful
and appealing way made plain The teach
.ng lie iHtimatcd the greatest thing FL
lie as setting before ms all ide8i az
manly character and life and seek mo a.