The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-05-03
TALK OF THE TOWN

Great values in silks at fltts.
Special showing of high-grade silk
waists Saturday at the Paris Shirtwaist
House.
| We are selling 20 sweet navel oranges
for 25c. Come and see them. Diversi
Fruit Co.
d. L. Farley of Shelburne Falls, Mass,
was among the business visitors in the
city to-day.
Something new-a sanitary sink pail
| Every home should have one. Only Que
at the n. d. Phelps Co.
| Miss Flora Fillmore has gone to North
Montpelier, where she will make an in
definite visit with friends.
Ten-cent black and white check voile.
l2 yards to customer on Saturday at
Sc per yard, at Vaughan's.
Frank Minard and Il. G, Brock re-
turned yesterday from few days bus
mess trip to Peacham and Barnet.
Mrs. George Drew of Randolph was
visitor in the city yesterday Is the
guest of Miss Sadie Fiield of Yelling
| ton street.
Miss Blanche Cooley, who is employed
in the Daylight store, is detained at her
home on Wellington street by an attack
OF the grippe.
Spaulding high school will play their
| first school game OF the year next Tues
day, when they face the strong Bur
lington high school aggregation at Bur-
| lington.
Angus Maitland of South Main street,
who returned from Quincy Mass, on
| Wednesday, after several weeks visit,
resumed work this morning at Barclay
Bros stoneshed.
John Turner and Henry Dolan, who
have been employed at the Dewey Col
umn works for several months, left last
night for Nevada, where they have Sc
cured employment.
The latest popular sheet music, music
rolls, violin bows, accordions, jews
harps, Victor talking machines and rec
ords. Bailey's Music Rooms, IA Elm
street, Barre, vt. Phone 79-ll.
Goddard seminary's baseball team will
go tomorrow to Hardwiek, where
game is scheduled with Hardwick acad-
envy 1t will be Goddard's second pre-
paratory school game of the year.
Austin Robinson Of South Main street
is detained from his work at the Boil
ster polishing mill at the foot OF Gran
lite street by an accident in which his
left hand was badly jammed yesterday
morning.
Miss Jessie Z. Nelson, who is taking
months vacation from her duties at
the Cross bakery in Montpelier, inform
ally entertained few of her young
women friends at dinner party at her
home ON Merchant street last evening.
Miss Nelson left at midnight for Ten
nessee. where she viii make an extend
ed visit with friends.
In a seven inning game at the driving
park last night, the Yannigans defeated
Spauding high school by the score of
Q to 8. Polli and Levine We're in the
points for the winners, with w. Milne
and brennan doing the battery work
for the high school boys. Spaulding led
until the fifth inning, when the Yanni-
gans tied the score, the latter securing
the winning run in the last chapter
The chief OF police and officers of
the police department have been sup
piled with new badges Of an improved
type. The badges are of nearly the
same size as the old ones and are in
scribed with the words, Barre City Po-
lice" or Chief of Police In contrast
with the abandoned badges, the new ones
are also inscribed with the officers mum
Der.
Angus A. Smith returned yesterday
from Montreal p. o. where he has been
passing several weeks on business.
While absent, Mr.. Smith took the oeca
sion 10 quietly sound sentiment in the
Canadian metropolis on the respective
standing of President Taft and Colonel
Roosevelt, now bidding for the Repub
lican presidential nomination in June.
1t is quite evident, says Mr.. Smith, that
the majority of business men in the Do
minion's largest city favor the renomina
ton OF President Taft. To many who
remember the annexation bogey precipi-
tated by the reciprocity issue, this state
ment will seem strange, but Mr.. Smith
states that good many Canadians have
revised notions Of reciprocity since the
Borden ministry became established.
The tide is turning, he says, and some
day not far distant will witness a com.
plete change of public sentiment on the
issue. I'm common with thousands over
the border, Mr.. Smith still believes that
Sir Wilfrid Laurier, although no long
err the Canadian premier, is still the pre-
mier Canadian.