The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-05-01
TALK OF THE TOWN

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See Lewis Stone, Bijou to-day-adv.
Dance in Socialists hall Saturday.
| Landi's orchestra -adv.
/ An attractive line of millinery at low
prices. NJ. M. Minnie, l02 Summer st.
adv.
See the bargains in trimmed millinery
at Mrs. Birnie's, Laurel street. Tel
02-W.
Rummage sale, Methodist church, Sat
urday, May 10. Sale opens at | p M
adv.
Victory loan AZ per cent coupon notes
are now ready for delivery for cash ut
| the Peoples National Bank-adv
| The w. c. I. u. will meet with Mrs
George Maker, l42 Elm street, Friday
afternoon at $3.50; business of impor-
lance. Let all members attend,
Frederick Julian. a private just dis.
charged from the l03d infantry after 10
months with the YD division, arrived
here this morning together with Corp.
John Watson of the l0lst ammunition
| train.
Buy your hot spaghetti, hot baked
| beans, rolls, cake, doughnuts and pies at
the food sale in Averill block, over Times
Office, Saturday, May 3, from to p. m.
Sale conducted by ladies of st. Monica's
church. adv.
Joseph Giudici and Joseph Cerasol
who left Barre last Thursday to attend
the historic celebration of the 26th di-
vision in Boston the next day, arrived
| this morning on the early morning train
with some of the ex-soldiers.
Relatives of Private Rene Bernasconi
received word that he was among those
landing at New York yesterday from
! the America. Private Bernasconi be-
longed to Co Fl, 30sth infantry Of the
| 18th division and was wounded by shrap-
mel.
Baseball fans in this city will have
| the choice of two games next Saturday,
| that of a contest between the Fort Ethan
Allen nine and Goddard seminary at the
latter's campus, and the other at Lincoln
campus between Spaulding high and
Montpelier seminary.
At Barclay Brothers plant splendid
example has been set by one Of the
young unmarried workmen in subscrib-
+, ing for $500 in the Victory Liberty loan.
He had made up his mind to save at
least $500 during the next IL months
and realized there was no surer way Of
attaining that objective than through
government bonds.
Sergeant Mike Cerasoli, who left high
school when in his sophomore year to
! enlist in Go. II at Montpelier when all
national guard forces were being sent to
the border, has returned to his old
haunts once more Mike was often on
the minds of Barre people while lover
there" and a great number of his friends
met him with a strong right hand this
morning
Mrs, Gideon Stoddard, formerly of
Barre, died at Seattle, Wash, April %,
according to information just received.
She was about IS years of age and win
be remembered by some OF the older resi-
dents as Elvira Dodge. She leaves her
husband and two daughters living in the
west; also sister, Calista Dodge OF
Barre, Mrs. Stoddard formerly resided
| in Waitstield.
The name of Claude Druge stood out
eonspicuously on placards this morning
in the entrance to the L. NJ. Averill block.
Mr.. Druge opened wide the door to his
| old-t time tailoring establishment and was
arranging things in their proper places
after five years Of absence while he was
going over the top with the French army
And this morning the heavy Aatirons
were gliding over blue serges and fan
nels just as effectively as of old.