The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-17
TALK OF THE TOWN

| yesterday on business Trap.
A. Checchi Of Groton was business
visitor in this city yesterday.
John Almon Of Waterbury visitet
friends in this city yesterday.
A. D. McIver Of Chelsea was a bust
ness visitor in this city yesterday.
| Havana Leaf. Spotted Jacket, mad.
and sold, % Main street. G. w. Landers.
You viii want some Of those dimitiel
on sale at Perry's for 70 yard on Sat
urday.
George A. Drew Of Cabot was in thii
city yesterday on business and visiting
friends
The "Yamap theatrical company went
to Burlington this morning, where they
show this evening.
Miss Sadie Fredrickson Of Plainfeld
visited her sister, Miss Jennie Frederick.
son, in this city yesterday.
Mrs. Martha Canton returned to her
home in Montreal yesterday after a
visit with relatives in this city.
Joseph DombronsIgie went to Water.
bury this morning for a visit with his
brother, who is employed there.
John Dodge Of Waits River was in the
city yesterday on a business visit, going
to Waterbury last night for visit with
relatives.
G. A. Yoss and daughter. who have
been guests at the home Of r H. Rogers
returned to-day TO their home in Med
ford, Mass.
Mrs. n. d. Phelps left to-day for
Washington, D. G., where she will attend
the convention Of the Daughters Of the
American Revolution
The Rev. p. A. Poole went to Chelsea
to-day, where be Will conduct series Of
meetings All next week at the Congrs-
gational church there.
To yard dimities, tan ground with
green, red and blue stripes, tan ground
with green, red and blue polka dots, red
and blue grounds with white dots, and
handsome floral designs. Perry's.
The New Genesis supplies the missing
link, tells how, why, when and where
man obtains HE present form Of feature
most original book since Rousseau'a
confession, at present sold only BY the
author, J. NJ McCicsksy, or his agents.
Frank Shields. arrested last evening
for intoSication BY Officer Gamble, plead
ed guilty to = subsequent otfense in city
court this morning and was fined SIS
with costs Of 1919, which he WAS unable
To pay, and went to the county jail for
90 days.
]. T. Graham, who has been manager
Of the Theatorium since il was opened,
has concluded his engagement with
Roach Brothers, the owners, and left
to-day for his home in Fulton, n. Y.
Mr. Graham expects to 60 into business
for himself
A. r. Campbell, the sewing machine
expert, is in town. Repairs all makes,
work skillfully done Address your or
ders to A. G. Stone, optieian and jeweler,
10 State street, Montpelier, or general
delivery, Barre, until later notice.
Work done az residences. My stop this
time win not exceed two weeks.
Gnoice fruit Of an kinds, fresh every
day, at lowest prices. Special for Sat
ufay: Best navel oranges, sweet, 90
cent ones, for As cents, AZ cent ones
for 10 cents; 40 cent ones for IS cents;
IS cent ones for 30 cents; 80 cent ones
for % cents. Best bananas 20 and .
cents dozen. At United Fruit Store, 70
Dr. Conwell has been associated with
the great men of The generation. as
Cough, Beecher, Holmes, Longfellow,
Motley, Emerson, Everett, Whittier,
Wendell Phillips, Douglass, Grant, GAR
field, Bnrlingame, Sherman, and others
of Americas greatest men. He Il at
home with them. but 20 near the com
mon man" that he is brother to all.
Hear ConWell.
The semi.annual meeting Of the Baraea
class Of the Congregational church was
held at the class rooms last evening
The following officers were elected. pres
ident, William Black; yice-president,
Il. F. Barrett; secretary, Alex. Brown;
assistant secretary, Edmund Raeside;
treasurer, Edward Philbrick; assistant
treasurer, w. Al Boutwell,; press report.
ii. NJ. H. Collins; teacher, DR.. o. G.
Stickney; pianist, WI III Messer; assist
ant, w. Al. Boutwell,.
Among arrivals at the Hotel Otis yes
terday were Il. N. Leisha, Mrs. Harry
strube, Mr. and Mrs. Edward DeIany,
New York; +. L. Roberts, d. A. Small.
Burlington; Thomas Donahue, Dorehes-
ter, Mass; +. p. Wetherell Brunswick;
L. A. Mitchell, Greenfield, Mass; W. G.
Burt, Burlington; A. j. Clark, West
field; James McGowan, F. S. Retain, c.
*. Lyon, Burlington; Fred Adams, St.
Johnsbury.
Clyde Howell, who has been night opa
rator for the Central Vermont at Mont
pelier junction, has been appointed hy
Il. II. Clary az New Haven, Conn, sup
Of this division Of the Wes-
tern Union Telegraph company, TO sue
coed G. B. Kelly as manager OF the To-
cal Western Union and will assume his
duties on May LIST when Mr. Kelley goes
to the Montpelier office Of the company.
Mr. Howell has had considerable ex-
perience in telegraph Offices which makes
him well ftted for the position here. Be-
fore coming to Montpelier last fall he
was employed in brokerage office in
N. Y, for two years and
also was ain operator for the New York
Central railroad in Rochester, n. \. for
some time.
lie used. well made, rob~ dark color