The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-04-24
TALK OF THE TOWN

| DUG hlbil hOiubts DlJuu -LD-td duNs
! See registered Jersey adv in CLASH
tieds.-adv.
Special sale on toilet paper. Read our
adv. Barre Drug Co.
| William Way of Woodbury. was in the
city to-day on business interests.
Regular meeting of !. o. o. L.. NJ. L.,
will be held in X. of G. hall Friday, April
20, at Z o'clock.
Norman Even of Elmira, n Y, is Wis
iting his mother, Mrs. James Even, of
| Orange street.
James Phelps of Marshfeld was the
guest of Pearl Bradbury of 1913 Washing
ton street Wednesday,
Mrs. Joseph T. Lance of Mortified ar.
rived in Barre to-day to pass the day
with friends in the city
Mrs. f. NJ. Allen, who has been at
Heaton hospital for several weeks, was
able to return to her home yesterday.
This is peppermint pattie week at the
Barre Candy Kitchen, Apollo pepper
mint patties Watch for ady--adx--
At o'clock this afternoon the mar
riage of Miss Eda Casselini of u Maple
avenue to Albert d. Abbiatti of Buffalo,
n. Y, took place at Miss Casselini's
home.
kilograms dispatched to relatives Of
Michael Cerasoli and L. +. Provoncher
to-day, stated that both lads had ar
rived in the states in good health and
spirits.
Rev. Harold Bolingbroke of South
Mountain, Ont, will be a candidate for
the pulpit at the Presbyterian church
| @b;s aa,,,,nr Sur1a, onJ - il houad fhof
large attendance will be present to
! hear him.
Rev Francis A. Pooles Faster sermon
at the South church in st. Johnsbury
last Sunday morning was 32-verse or
! iginal poem. Mr. Poole was for num-
Der of years pastor of the Barre Congre-
gational church.
Napoleon and Edgar White, both ser
geants and soldiers of the Yankee d.
yisions have returned from Camp Devens
with honorable discharge papers granted
them before the parade because Of their
mothers illness.
| DIR. J. II. Woodruff left last night for
Boston to attend, with his wife, the
parade tomorrow. Mrs. Woodruff has
been visiting in Fitchburg for the past
two weeks, and will make the return
trip with her husband
! Maecabees, attention! Special meet
| ing of Harmon review, No. l. Friday
/ evening at 1880 o'clock. Miss Rose Mil
lier, deputy supreme commander, will be
present for inspection. Officers and
guards wear white. The birthday party,
which had been planned, viii be held
after the meeting.
The regular meeting of the Brooksidc
| Community club will be held Friday
evening, April rs, at o'clock at the
schoolhouse, East Montpelier road There
will be a spelling match on the program.
A social hour viii follow and ice cream
will be on sale The public is cordially
| invited to attend.-adv.
The annual D. O. X. X. public dance
was held in Rowland hall last evening
and proved very successful evening of
| enjoyment A good sized crowd was in
| the hall when Iand's eight piece or
chestra furnished some of the snappiest
and best dance music of the season.
People, who left to-day for Boston for
| the purpose Of watching the New Eng
| land division march through the streets
Of that city, were: Miss Margaret Rob
erts, accompanied by Mrs. George n. Til
den. Dr. and Mrs. w. 4. Lazell and Mrs.
| H. W. Vinton Of Wellington street, Miss
Eva Smith, Mason Pierce and wife.
The D. A. Perry Real Estate agency
announces the sale of the Russell JEFF
fords farm in Williamstown to the
Jacques brothers Of ste. Agathe, Quebec, |
who buy for home The farm which
lies about one half mile from Williams
town on the Graniteeille road is one of
the best in that section OF the country,
having been occupied for the past IS
wears as homestead by Mr.. Jeffords. !
The sale involved about $4,000, all the
property being disposed of in the trans
action. The purchasers will take posses
sion MAY l. Mr. Jeffords is to take up
residence in Williamstown village.
Pvt Frank ~ Pike Of the 59th infan
try is back in Barre after overseas serv
ice, having been honorably discharged at
Camp Greene about week ago. Private |
Pike enlisted from Stowe and before 60
ing overseas was married TO Miss Anna
belle Bressette of this city. Among the |
interesting experiences through which he
passed was that of one night when the |
company was on march and orders had
been given that no matches were to be |
lighted after $780, The night was dark, |
the companies were far apart and safe
from air attacks as long as the command |
was obeyed, but one soldier could not |
withstand the desire for a smoke and |
the instant his cigarette was lighted an
attack came from the air which killed |
hn1f thn man in TINT cntnnnnu