The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-05-17
TALK OF THE TOWN
Buy Keyscr gloves at Fitts.'

Ladles white dresses at Yaughans'
Have your films developed at Ken.
bricks.
Silks in Abbotts page adv. at half
price.
Special prices on ladies' long coats at
Vaughan's
All the new waists, Dutch neck, $l.00
each at Vaughan's
Pearl Gotler went to Waterbury this
morning on business visit.
James Duncan is quite seriously i'll
Mt his home on Ayers street.
James e. Burke Of West Rutland was
a business visitor in the city to-day.
Mrs. G. i. Woolworth visited yester-
day at her former home in Waterbury.
Ernest Hutchinson of PlainfeId was
in the city yesterday on business trip,
Porch screens, couch hammocks,
lawn tents and summer furniture at
Hooker's.
! William Fury went to Montreal to-
day, being called there by the illness Of
his father.
Meeting OF division No !, A. o. H.,
tomorrow evening at 1880 o'clock. De-
gree work.
Edwin Metcalf returned to this city
last evening, after a short business trip
to nearby towns.
Miss Loretta Miles returned this aft
ernoon from few days visit with rela-
tives in Burlington.
Henry Bosley, house painting, paper
hanging and kalsomning. 0 Hooker ave-
nue., Barre. Tel. l79-1.
Mrs. N. D.. Phelps and Mrs. M. L.
Chandler went to Mortified to-day to
attend the county Sunday school con
yention.
A regular meeting of American Or
der of Condors, No. /, will be held Thurs
day evening, May Is, at 1880. D. Steph-
en- secretary.
Howard Harris OF West street, who
has been seriously i'll for several weeks,
has recovered his health sufficiently to
be out of doors for time each day.
The Latin ninth grade baseball team
defeated the Red Sox last night by the
score of ii to 10. Conner and Gordon
were the battery for the Latin ninth
and Broderick and Suzanni for the Red
Sox.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles viscontini win
leave tonight for New York City, where
the former has secured employment.
Mrs. Viscontini viii leave in a few DAYS
for Italy, where she will remain with
relatives for a few months
The county convention of the w. c.
I. U win be held in Mortified ON
Thursday and Friday, May Is and 10.
Good speakers are engaged for each
evening The Barre ladies will speak
on Friday There win be no meeting
OF the Ida Reed w G. T. u. this
week on account Of the convention
The Civic Federation of women's
clubs wishes to announce that on ac-
count Of some misunderstanding OF the
copyright of THE Music Master which |
Is held by David Balaseo OF New York
City, Mr George Herman will be I'M
able to present that play in thi city
as advertised, but win give Rip Van
Wrinkle on Tuesday evening, May %.
Alvin Il Smith. Barres Oldest resi-
dent, In chatting about the weather to-
day, remarked that 10 years ago last
Monday the ground hereabouts was Gov
Vered with two feet of snow and that
the drifts were very high, while sheep
and lambs, out to pasture. were cut |
down in great numbers Mr.. Smith
fears by the "feel" of the air that we
are in for more cold weather. He will
be 90 years of age next week Thurs.
day
Tue7day arrivals at the hotel Otis
were as follows: j. j. Mccormick. Gran |
vile, ~ H.; G. z. Walters, Bridgeport. !
Conn; W. A. Hendrickson. w. r. Mul. |
lock, S. i. BrownelI, Boston. Fl. j.
scheineder. New York City; w. C. Har-
ris, Boston; E. +. Switzer, Berlin; +. |
Z. Lyme, 0gdensburg n. Y; G. A. /
Franklin, st. Johnsbury; G. B, Walker,
Plattsburg. n. y; d, E. Murphy, Hart.
ford Conn.
The hoy scouts of the PRESBYTERIAN /
and Baptist churches we're hastily sum.
moned together last night at 6 o'clock
by the sounding Of bugle from every /
ward As an indication Of how
promptly the scout are trained to obey
commands, il is interesting to note that
forty out Of sixty boys, belonging to
both troops, were present at given
point within half an hour after the
call was sounded II is proposed TO re-
peat the call some evening in the near
future, when it is expected that
larger percentage of the troops will
respond on shorter notice.
The two men, who were arrested yes
terday forenoon on Granite street bv
Officers Carrie and Morris, were ar
raigned in city court last evening and
gave their names as Ed Freedom of
Montpelier and John Cookson Of Worces.
eester Both pleaded guilty to hrst
oHense of intoxcation and each was
assessed So 81 Cookson's fine was
paid by his brother who came here from
Worcester, and Freedom was unable to
pay and went to Jail FOR 20 days. When
the men We're searched at the station
the officers found nothing whatever in
their pockets except bottle of
whiskey on Freedom. The latter il the
man whom, it was claimed. was going
through Cookson's pockets at the Nj
& w station, which led to their ar
rest. The officers concluded that