The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-17
TALK OF THE TOWN
RegaI shoes a Abbottls.

For your public surrey, telephoh
Even q Cow, a99-1i.
Special sale on childrens hose, l0c pal
at perry's on Saturday
See the gauze hose for women in tai
and colors, at Vaughan's.
Call and see the new Remmingtol
pump guns at Shepard's.
+. y. Durham went to Milford, n II
to-day to set up a derrick.
j. @. Mathieson left to-day for a yisi
with relatives In Milan, Que.
4 The directors OF the board Of trade vii
meet this evening at 1880 o'clock.
Miss Ella Owens went to Burlingtol
yesterday for a visit with relatives.
II J. o. sheldon Of Woodsville, n. IT.
was a visitor in this city yesterday.
Pack your fur coat away in one o
those Wayne eedered paper wardrobes o.
sale at Fits
James +. Higgins and Arthur G. Moor
went TO Plainhold this morning on !
trout fishing trip.
Mrs. G. II. Anker went 10 Waterford
n. ", to-day for a several weeks visit
at her former home.
Blessed reireshment follows a glass O.
Williams Root Beer. The summer driul
that satisfies and gratihes.
We are giving a ten per cent. discount
on all trimmed hats, BARTLETT & Mel
son, 200ta North Main street.
Mrs. Harry Gamble returned yesterday
from a two weeks visit in Boston anl
Gardner Mass, and Portland, Me.
Mrs. Charles Levitt Of Weymouth
/ Mass, Is guest at the home Of hel
brother, Hammond Douglass Of West
street
A claim for accrued pension has beer
allowed Mrs. Hannah L. Green Of Barre
formerly the widow Of the late Charles
j. Benson.
Frank J. Colby wishes TO have ii un
derstood that be moved to Montpelier
on May and that his residence is at Al
Hubbard street.
John Rowell, engineer on the n. 4
7 w. r. r. r. train between this city and
Montpelier, resumed work to-day after
two weeks illness.
A public examination Of teachers viii
be held at Montpelier, Thursday and
Friday, June 24-25, 1909. o. D. Mathew
son, County Examiner
Paul scampini went to Waterbury this
morning on q business visit. Angelo
Scampini went to Litsleton, N. II, to.
day on q business trip
Notice: regular meeting Of Barre Pol.
ishcrs' branch G, G. / A., on Thursday
evening. January III. IN their hall, Mich.
OILS block, at 1880 o'clock. ". G. Prize,
Secretary.
The regular Friday night cottage
prayer meeting is 10 be held at the home
Of William Jaekman, Perrin Hill, june
rs, at 1880 p. M All come and re-
eeiye a blessing.
A good time for all the clerks to get
substantial supper Saturday evening
from $3.50 to 1880 at the Church Of the
Good Shepherd. The ladies solicit the
patronage Of al.
AT the trotting park last evening the
Presbyterian Barracks defeated The Eagles
by the score Of 5 to 7. The batteries
were for the Baracas, Stuart and Craig;
for the Eagles, Sector and Reeor
TO protect It's property from lightning,
the Consolidated Lighting company has
installed d new aluminium hghtning.ar-
roster on its transformer house on Black
we'll street, as we'll as on the Vermont
plant at Middlesex.
The D. A. Perry Real Estate agency
has listed cottage 1t Berlin pond con-
tanning three rooms on the first floor and
five on The second All furnished and
finished in good shape. Fire place, good
floors. running water and wide porch.
Must be sold at once.
Mrs J. Alovalli and son, Mrs. A. Boil
DIM and children, Mrs L. Simonetta and
children, Mrs. G. Papazzoni and chill
dren, Ugo Rossi. A. Morandi and Miss
G. Morandi leave tonight for New York.
where they will take passage for few
months visit at their old homes in
Italy.
Hon. George A. Irving Of Caribou, Me-,
Of the Interstate commerce commission,
who has been the gnest Of Clinton f.
Miller Of Franklin street for short
time, went yesterday to Manchester, NJ
II, and from there viii 90 to Portland,
Me, Mr.. Irving Is president Of the
Carbon Lighting and Power company.
with which Mr.. Miller was connected
before coming % Barre to represent the
Consolidated Lighting company He is
also president Of the Caribou National
bank and is a state senator as WE'LL
Special feature at the Comique Is Peter
Y. Mordelia. He is a musician indeed,
lately playing some 81 the big houses.
The one man orchestra, playing the pi-
ano, accordion, electric snare. and bass
drums, playing the Anvil Chorus. "Mis.
ereTe, from II Trovatore. Our feature
picture is of remarkable merit. showing
wild beasts at close range One other
good comedy This program viii surely
please. Admission, adults Zoe, children
&c.
Five boys whose ages range from is
to 20 years were arrested about eight
O'clock last evening for tipping over the
seats on the park aud playing "rowdys
til general. Park Policeman G. wv Blan
ehard took the boys in tow and escorted
them into the police station, where they
We're given a talking TO By Chief FaulS
ner and told to present themselves be-
fore Judge Scott n city court this after
noon. Complaints Of this kind Of rowdy-
ism on the park evenings have been fire.
quently made TO the city officials, and
the police have been instructed to take
the necessary measures to put a stop
to it.