The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-04-09
TALK OF THE TOWN


Read C. A. Heath's adv. on page 6.
See the new silk waist at los at The
Vaughan Store.
Please notice change in delivery sys-
tenn in our adv. +. d. Ladd Co.
If you like ice cream little better
than the ordinary, try Hendricks.
Remember the chicken pie supper from
$50 to 1880 tonight in the Baptist
church.
Household ammonia, full pints and
full strength, Zoe per bottle, at Davis
drug store.
You surely want to hear William Hur-
ry sing "A Mothers Prayer" at the
b. A. c. Ministries.
Frank Cardi OF Center street left last
night for Springfield, Mass, on an ex-
tended business trip.
William Eaton and George Beedee Of
West Stewartstown, n. H., are spending
few days in this city on business.
The rummage sale to have been held
April IL and II has been postponed
Watch for further announcement Of
dates.
A regular meeting of the ladies' aid
society of st. Monica's church will be
held this evening in the church vestry az
1880 o'clock
Regular meeting OF Jumpers, boxers
and derrickmens branch so, to be held
in carpenters hall Wednesday evening,
April 10, at 1880. Per order Cor. Sec.
Thos. Holder.
George Stuart of Speuldng street
leaves Saturday night on an extended
trip through the West, Mr.. Stuart plans
to be gone about month and in that
time will visit in many different states.
High water struck us Sunday. We
are cramped for room and must reduce
our stock. The low prices we are max
ing are bound to do it. Come in and
see us. Quality and low prices. East
man Bros.
Harry Stafford of Long street, who
has been employed in the Vaughan store,
has resigned his position to become con-
nected with the local agency of the In
ternational Correspondence schools OF
Scranton, Pa.
August Rander Of Graniteville pleaded
guilty to a first otfense OF intoxication
before Judge H. w. Scott in city court
this morning and was fined IS and costs
of 1853, which he paid. Rander was
arrested at o'clock last night by Officer
JOHN Dineen.
Carl G. Perkins wishes q thank all
those who so kindly gave their assist
anee during the recent flood especially
the employees of the American Express
and Henry w knight, for re-
moving and storing his goods. Mr.. Per
kns wishes to announce, though he has
met with terrible loss, he is still doing
business in the same place.
A good proportion of the granite sheds,
which were obliged TO suspend business
yesterday on account of the food, re-
5umed work this morning. At the Har.
rison Co.'s shed, where a number OF val !
liable stones were damaged by oil flow
ing down the stream from the gas plant. |
the work Of salvage is still under way. |
1t is hoped that the shed will be able
TO resume work by tomorrow.
A large number of local Shriners, |
of Mount Sinai temple, are
planning to attend the ceremonial ses.
sion OF Karnak temple, A. A. o, n. NJ, |
to be held in the Victoria Rifles armory
hall in Montreal April % The Barre |
Shriners will leave the city on Sunday |
returning home Tuesday fore
noon. Those who are making arrange
ments to attend are asked to confer with |
w. r. Calder or George Mulch. 1t is
said that Shriners from many different
temples in the United States and Canada
will be present at the Karnak cere-
nonial.
City Attorney E. L. Scott was in Wa
erbury last Saturday when hearing in
he case of Mrs. Elizabeth Mitchell was
leld before Judge Frank J. Martin in
probate court. The respondent was ad-
judged insane and committed to the
state hospital at Waterbury for a term
ii years Mrs. Mitchell was until re.
emily confined at the Barre city farm,
,ut her feeble mental condition finally
made it necessary to have her removed
o a place of more restraint. Prior 20
he hearing she had been under observa-
ion at the state hospital for two weeks.