The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-18
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Auction sale at the Pavilion this even
ing.
Auction sale at the Pavilion this
evening,
Don't mill the waists 1t yaughans 1T
.9se each.
The latest III Prince Chap coats at
Abbott's.
Go to &. W. Averili 4 COS for
Jap.aI lac
Annie Summers is III at her home on
Beacon street.
Tickets for 4The Mayor Of Toxic 30
on sale tonight.
a strong line Of the newest in suits
for SIS at Fits
Ct w. Perry went to Boston last night
on d business trip,
Regular meeting Of the A. o. II, this
evening at o'clock
An exceptional value III ladies' skirts
at Perry's on Saturday.
Charles 10. Carpenter of Orange was
in the city today on business.
Henry G, Whitaker went to North
field this afternoon on business.
The Frank McWhorter Co. are head
quarters for trunks, bags and suit cases.
The Mayor Of Toxic uses Eastern Es-
tate Tea Co.'S teas and gets the red
stamps.
n. Al. Church of Burlington has ship
ped bis lunch cart To this city and will
set il up for business
Mrs, William Irenwoftl went to Con
cord, NJ III, today for few weeks yis-
it at the home Of her parents.
Arthur 4. Averill left this noon for i
few days visit ia Boston and with his
son, Harvey, who is student at Tufts
college.
Mrs o. u Philbriek returned yester.
day from Burlington, where she accom-
panied Mfr. RhilhFiciS, who had an opera
ton at the Mary Fletcher hospital.
n. II. Rooney III Montpelier was ar.
rested last night by Officer Gamble for
intoxication. In the city court this
morning Rooney pleaded guilty To Che
charge and was fined total Of $1t10.
The Ethan Allen club bowling team
Of Burlington defeated the Montpelier
team last evening at the Ethan Allen
club alleys, winning three straight
games and running up a score Of 3,l45
to their opponent : 2.Ss2. Holt Of Mont
pelier proved To be the high man Of tie
evening with 234 and Cutler came next
with 200.
~ y. Dunbar, proprietor Of the pool
room in the basement 0f the Bolster
block, was arrested late yesterday after
noon by Officer earle on warrant is
sued by Grand Juror Davis, charging
him with permitting minors 20 play
pool He was araigncdin the city court
this morning and the case WAS put over
until this afternoon for hearing
The executive committee III the Con-
gregational Baraca class held meeting
last evening and the following standing
committees were appointed; Hustlers-
Zion Barrett. Arthur Mcneil, Percy
Kcir; membership Arthur Knight, Ar
chic Taft. ~ G. Butler. George NJ. Gates
soeial--Guy Il. Narnum, John NJ. Nc
Thorn, james Robertson, G. II. Granger
~ j. Benzie; athletic--F. NJ. Andreani
Charles sNishast, thaFies Heath; muss
Richard Neale, l.. r. Austin, William
AleDonald, "a social isalaeiaQ planned fol
the near future and a base ball team
will be organized for tho coming season
The United States Qnarries and
Granite CONSTRUCTION company has made
arrangements To subdiaide into lots al
Websteryille that portion OF the bond
property living north Of the main road
leading "a Wcbsteryille There has beer
demand for building Tots on this prop.
ertv for some time, but on account OF
the Bond estate being unsettled until ne,
Gently. when this company purchased il
the land was not available The Web
steryille graded school il located at tht
corner of this property which makes il
very desirable for homes for those en-.
gagged in quarrying and other business
near Ncbsterville. The company vii
retain the buildings and quarry land or
the south side OF the highway and adj
iaeent to the Wood property which they
control by leasehold.
Manager Joseph NJ. Gates, Of eth,
Mayor OF Toxic company is responsible
Tor the new departure ia the musica
comedy line He was especially anxious
TO preserve the integrity of his Peanut
Ballet intact, having had q hard time
60 gather nine young girls Eble TO iil
the requirements of the number. With
this end in view he has engaged chap
eron that Is veritable paragon among
chaperons. Her name is Mrs. Edna
Welsh. described as being plain featured
of unblemished reputation, strong char
aeter, pleasant disposition and possessed
OF familiarity with the ways Of th,
world. This Is the same chaperon who
had charge of the Peanut Ballet dur
ing the long and successful run Of the
piece at the New York theatre last sea-
son. For the ediAcation of those yo,ml
men who are in the habit Of frequentine
the stage door. it may be mentioned that
Mrs. Welsh viii be in ATTENDANCE to see
that her Young charges are escorted iron
the stage door 20 their hotel when The
company plays at the Barre opera house
Saturday evening, April 30.