The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-05-21
TALK OF THE TOWN

Best Maid children's dresses 9sc at
Knights. ;,
Regular flour at Kempton mill. Tele-
phone 367-M.
You will want one of those umbrellas
ON sale for soc each at Perrys on Sat
urday.
A son was born last night to MIR. and
Mrs. George Paterson OF 10 seminary
street.
Mrs. Martha Calef- White, electric nee
die speciaIist. will be at Miss Cannings
toilet parlor. Barre, Saturday, May 70.
James Duncan of Highland avenue left
last night for Boston, where he will
PASS n few DAYS on business interests.
Charles Lackey returned last night to
his home at Rouses Point, N. T., after
a few days visit in the city with friends.
Eugene Eastman returned last nght
to his home at Waits. River, after
weeks visit with friends and relatives.
Special meeting of Bright Star Re-
bekah lodge, No. IS, Friday evening.
Grand officers are expected. Work. Re-
freshnlents will be served. Per order
noble grand.
Auction sale at Farnham's at Mont
pelier tomorrow, horses and other prop
erty. Big crowd and lots OF property
expected. Do not miss the big sale:
IC. +. Smith, auctioneer. 4
"The Perils OF Pauline" the serial pic
ture now running in the Boston Amer
lean. is to be shown at the Pavilion com
mencing to-day, with one to follow every
two weeks thereafter.-Adv.
At SOC each, umbrellas. We bought
lot of these umbrellas so that we can
make you this price, SOC each, instead OF
1925. A durable, strong umbrella at
very big saving, at Perry's on Saturday.
The sale of tickets for the 35th ami
versary banquet of Clan Gordon, to be
held Saturday night, will be closed FRI
day night. Those intending TO go should
Get their tickets from the committee at
once.
In "The Perils of Pauline" at the Pa
yilion today YOU will see stars-leading
stars CONTEMPLATING the parts. 1t is i'm
possible to gather for one production
greater PLAYERS, better known players,
than Crane Wilbur, Pearl White, Paul
Panzer, Francis Carlyle, Eleanor WOOD
ruff and Donald Mackenzie. 1t is story
that carries punch in every eplsode--a
story that is getting better the farther
it goes.---Adv.
Manager Levin of the Spaulding high
ball team received notification yester-
day from the management OF the Bur.
lington high team of the inability OF
the Queen City team to play Spauldng
lat Burlington this week. Efforts were
being made to play the game either to-
dav or Saturday. The game Will be
PLAYED some time next week. Spauldlng
will play its only game of the week at
the Berlin street grounds. Friday alter
noon against st. Adams high school.
Depredations in the stoneshed belt
have been renewed and officers from
police headquarters are exhausting Ell
forts along several different lines IN an
endeavor to capture the perpetrator.
Sometime Tuesday night man with a
blunt edged tool probably a hammer,
entered the ward at the Stevens x Jones
plant off Smith street and succeeded IN
destroying for commercial purposes a
valuable stone, half completed by work
men, Nothing was to be gained by de-
facing the stone so the manufacturers
Join with the officers in assigning the act
to righteousness. So far as can be
learned. the visitor confined his opera
tions to one shed, although not so long
ago a number of manufacturing plants
Mt the north-cnd were visited by ma
rauders of the same ilk. The damaged
stone at the Stevens & Jones plant was
discovered early the next morning and
an officer was called to investigate.
Isaac Yeti, the North Main street
merchant, had faint and ileeting sensa
ton OF how it feels TO have militant
suffragette slash priceless Gainsborough
when he went to his store on the Pearl
street corner this morning and discover
ed that some maliciously inclined person
had nut the knife to the large advertise
| ing banners which were stretched across
the display windows of his establish
ment while sale was in progress. For
all practical purposes the big cloth signs
are ruined. Whoever came along in the
deepest silence Of the night and pushed
iacknife up and down, over and across
the bunting, did the job in thorough
going manner. This isn't the first time
that MIR. Yeti has suffered through the
acts of hoodlums and if money can be Of
any help in running the culprit to earth
Mr.. Yeti is ready to give $25 reward
This is what he told the police this
morning and it is the very thing he'll do
he SAYS, if anyone will supply him will
the desired information. To paint ano
then to drape them artisticany acros;
the store front cost tidy sum OF