The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-08-03
TALK OF THE TOWN

III NdLtU lUI THUS NtlHHuut Shit.
II Oxfords for half their value at Tildei
H Shoe Co.
II Bargains in oxfords at the Tilden Sho'
II Co.'S. sale.
H See $500 all wool Russian tunic Skin
for $3.9s, at Vaughan's.
Read the Tilden Shoe Cos. advertise
ment and visit the cleanup sale.
4 Dry chairwood for sale. Arthur s
Martin, 4s Park street. Telephone 1854
or 53-W.
George R. Beyerle, piano tuner, will
be in Barre next week. Send orders
early to this Office.
Almost overf What the N. D. Phelps
Co. fire and water sale? Be sure and
come to-day. Biggest bargains we have
had.
Miss +. Agnes Cooley of Boston ar
rived in the city this morning to pass
the remainder of the month with rela-
tives.
/ Banns of marriage were published for
the second time at st. Monica's church
yesterday between James Massie and
Miss Francis Duprey.
Miss Lena Buzzi, who recently re-
turned from a ten days visit TO High
gate Springs, resumed her duties at the
Henry knight store this morning,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Griggs and Mr.. and
Mrs. George Linekin left this forenoon
for Burlington to attend the convention
of insurance underwriters being held
there to-day.
Rev. A. Hugh McKenna, curate at ST.
Monica's church. returned to the city
Saturday from Providence, r. l., where
he has been passing few days at his
former home.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Robins and son
and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Robins lett |
yesterday by automobile for a few weeks
visit in the state of Maine. They will |
visit at ST. George and Tenant Har-
Dor.
The ladies of the Methodist church will !
serve ice cream on the lawn Wednesday |
They hope to have the sale well patron
lied, as this is the first time they have
served ice cream this season.
During the absence of Edward Felt of
who is spending his annual
vacation at the Felt camp on Niggerhead
pond in Marshfeld, j. G. Chamberlain of
this city is acting as conductor in charge
OF the NJ. 4 W. r. suburban trains.
Miss Kate Oliver OF Elmore street, X
who is taking a vacation from her du-
ties in the Bau studio, and Miss Jessie
Mcdonald of Park street, who is taking
4 vacation from the n. b. Ballard steam !
ship agency, left this morning for High
gate Springs, where they will pass 10 (
lays in camp.
Misses Edith and Nellie Shackford, who r
have been visiting as the guests of a
friends and relatives on Batchelder v
street for the past few days. returned /
o-day TO their home at Salem Mass. !
The Misses Shackford came TO Vermont $
after the devastating fire at /
'alem several weeks ago, which wiped c
mt their home, being first the guests of I
elatives at st. Johnsbury S
William Mcdonald. manager of the :
World Granite company at East Barre, :
pas a visitor in the city yesterday, re. :
urning from a seven weeks trip in the :,
interests of the World Granite company. :
ir. Mcdonald visited through the west :,
IN states as far as Denver, Colo. He =,
isited in Illinois, Ohio. Indiana and y
iany southern states. For the past few .
avs he has been at Atlantic City, n. j., =
nd New York. :,
In discussing the open.air play which
)mes TO Barre tomorrow evening, sew
raj persons have expressed hesitation a.
bout purchasing tickets in advance, Ga
mixing if the night were rainy the play %
,uid not be given. The ladies have pro- NJ
ded for this contingency BY securing 70
he opera house for that night and the 10
rank Lea Short company are provided IT
it'll unique special scenery to give the "
age an out doors appearance. This ID
emery has been painted by an artist w
no while not "futurist," yet believes WI
the new ideas in stage settings. The pc
ckets are now on sale at browns. 10
-ices, 75c and Sl.-Adv. 10
Two there were who drank well but hi
me too wisely over the week end Pat M
* Corrigan, an employee of the city we
ater department, pleaded guilty to lia
st offense before Magistrate II. w. fo,
oft in court this morning and paid S. III
lie with costs of $40. Arthur St. John,
id TO be an old offender. had a vision
the grim reaper on Elm street early mel
nday morning, but il was only vision for
r Fate took visual form in the person wi
Officer John w. Dineen and Mr.. Di- On
en- carried Arthur away TO police head tie
arters. st. John was the center of an,
all disturbance which did not end un- Mr.
someone telephoned the police sta pee
IN. Before the judge to-day, st. John ter
aided guilty TO a subsequent offense ha,
d was asked TO disclose. He told OF Ma
ting gin from someone on the circus A.
1unds at North Barre. st. John wasn't str
all sure of his mans name and the Ne
Irt gave him a straight sentence of 30 ear
Us in the county jail at Montpelier. Lal
The specimens Of the flower table in ant
, library for the past week are: Wild tur
rot. Kate Carswell, Marion Tilden; the
a parsnip, Gertrude Donshue, Marion De'
den; pearly everlasting. purple W.T.
lged orchis, early purple aster, wild the
NJ. Gertrude Donahue; wood orehis, the
agrimony. Marion Tilden; ing
, finger. Doris Lord; mad dog skull n
J, bind-weed. Esther Alexander: eaien- ,oi
e. sundrops. Doris Tetrsult; wild