The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-04-15
TALK OF THE TOWN

Onyx hose sale day at fltts'.
Fifty cent hose, three pairs for $l.oO
AT Fits.
Watch Wednesdays paper. Read Paris
Shirtwaist House ad.
c. ID. Palmer of Washington was N
the city on business to-day.
Slip-on coats from the McWhorter
Co., from $500 to $500.
See the $3.50 shoes and oxfords in
the Tilden Shoe Co.'S window.
Mr. and Mrs. William Bolt returned
home this morning, after spending a Few
days with friends in Waterbury.
Mrs. II. T. Graves returned this morn
ing to her home in Stove, after spending
several days with friends in the city.
T.. b. Van 0rman returned last night
to his home in Mortified, after spending
several days in the city ON business.
Mrs. l.. L. Boyee of Elm street, secre'
tary OF the Rebekah assembly OF Yer
mont, went to Burlington this morning
en- an official visit.
| W. j. Jones was visitor in the clty
yesterday while on his way to East
barre, after spending few days al MS
| former home i'll Morrisyille.
J. G. Harris went this morning to 81.
| Adams, where he will play with t.
Adams orchestra at minstrel enter.
tainmcnt to be given by the knights OF
Pythias,
The Methodist brotherhood will hold
its regular monthly business meeting at
the church Wednesday evening at 1880,
leoni did the battery work for the los,
ing team with Cell and Roach opposing.
The Ida Read W. c. r. U. will hold It's
annual meeting Friday afternoon at Mrs.
Beckley's, Park street. The officers and
superintendent of departments are
asked to bring their reports for the,
year.
Ed L. House of West street Is still
detained from his duties at the Niers
barber shop on account OF badly al
feeted eye caused by foreign body
which lodged in the member several days
ago.
The seventh grade baseball team rep
resenting Miss Wooster's room in the
Mathcwson building inflicted its second
successive defeat OF the 1913 season on
the seventh graders from Miss Raymen-
tons room at the seminary campus last
night by to score. Ahern and Fam
Charles Il. Smith of West Patterson |
street went this morning to East Mont |
pelier where he conducted an auction sale |
OF blooded cows at the Charles II. Orms |
bee estate farm. A number OF stock !
buyers from Barre and vicinity were IN |
attendance. Hiram Sparrow is admin |
istrator of the 0rmsbee estate.
Lyman Whitcomb of Seminary street /
went last night to Marshfeld, where he
will try his luck in some of the nnmer-
Gus trout streams in that vicinity. Earl
Smith of Highland avenue and William
Given went this morning to Orange with
a can of bait, a pole and we'll planned
designs on the trout species. States
Attorney j. Ward Carver and Frank i.
Austin of Church street set out this
with Williamstown for a goal.
They also went for fish.
The following questions are two taken
from the list received by local Socialists,
to be answered by Fred Hurst after mis-
lecture next Wednesday evening: "Will
The great inventor, the great writer and
the great organizer be rewarded for their
superior service to society, and who viii
determine what and how much the re-
ward shall be - III all are to be placed
IN the same equality, will it not destroy
Ill ambition, remove all incentive and
will not the race degenerate?" I,
Harry w. Jones. a former Barre boy {
who enlisted from this city in the lst Vt. /:
'egiment back in '9s, arrived in the city /,
testerday for short visit with his for
ner eomrades-at arms, Mr.. Jones IS on
lis way back to Ottawa, after spending
everal days in Boston and vicinity. At
he present time he is a member of the 1
ottawa police force Many OF the Com
AMY 4. boys, who met Mr. Jones yestcr- z
lay failed to recognize him at first. On I
he day of his enlistment he mea surcd
My 5 feet and eight inches in height, |
while Just now he is over six feet. and
ne OF the tallest men on the police force
n the Canadian capital, 1t is his first
ist in Barre since he departed for
park nearly fifteen years
go. When the lst Vermont regiment +
'as mustered out. Mr.. Jones enlisted m /
he fifth infantry and accompanied thot II
agiment around the world to the Philip. II
hes