The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-06-15
TALK OF THE TOWN

zee the new WASH ueckWear at the
| Vaughan Store.
| See our ad for free demonstration.
| c. n. Kenyon g. Co.
Spray your trees and garden with py-
rox. For sale at the Kempton mill.
| Alex. Mckernon left yesterday for
Montreal, where he will spend the week
with relatives.
| All boy scouts please meet at the Bap
fist church Monday night at O'Clock.
Per order scout commissioner.
p. H. Sudarsky of Richmond is pass
ing a few days in the city as the guest
of A. A. Lamorey Of Cliff street.
Elmer Scott of Richardson street went
to- day to Brooklyn, n. Y, where he will
make an extended visit with friends.
r. Aregoni returned to Barre this
morning from Detroit, Mich, where he
has been employed since last October.
Ladies of the Clan Gordon please have
their due cards with the financial sec
rotary on or before Tuesday June 10.
James Carroll of North Main street
went to-day to Old Orchard, Me-, where
he will be employed during the summer.
Mrs Lionel Mathieson of Barton is in
the city, having been called here by the
illness of her mother, Mrs. James Tas-
sic, of West street.
Every woman who wants home to be
bright will use "Matcheeas Liquid Gloss"
Attend our demonstration Monday Tues
day and Wednesday. g. N. Kenyon g.
Co.
James Sector, who has been visiting
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Sector,
OF Division street, left to-day for AL
bany, n. T., where he is employed in the
Office of the Flint Granite Co.
Miss Kate Coburn, who has been the
guest of friends on Washington street
since attending commencement week ex-
ercises at Goddard seminary, returned
to-day TO her home in Plainfield
Miss Katherine Brady of Averill street
went yesterday to Fairfield, where she
viii visit for few days at the home OF
her parents before going TO the Adiron-
dack mountains TO pass the summer
Harold Morse, who has been visiting
for few days at his home on Washing
ton street, returned to-day to Hanover,
N. H., where he is to be graduated with
in few days from Dartmouth college.
Rev and Mrs. F. A. Wiggin, who have
been attending the Spiritualist conven-
ton in Barre. went to- day to Queen
WY pdlht buIiHRbblp Nhfit tuey Will
make q short stay before returning to
their home in Boston.
Percy Seeley, who has been employed
in the Drown pharmacy and the Drown
garage on jefferson street for the past
two years, completed his duties Satur-
day and left this forenoon for Boston,
where he has secured position for the
summer.
The floral offering at the funeral Of /
Mrs. Nina F. Lamber1 which was held
from her late home On Thomas street |
Saturday afternoon included the fol- |
lowing tributes: Carnations, Mrs Frank I
H. Bailey, Mrs. Victor Stacey, Mrs. NJ.
Preneau, Mrs. L. Clark Mrs r. Adams,
Mrs. 7. Crawford, Miss Flossie Bruce
and Miss Gussie Thompson. Mrs Helen
Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. w c. Thomp-
son, Mr.. and Mrs. z. O. Lambert, Illus
band" Mr. and Mrs. James Anderson, /
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bombard Charles
lombard; roses, James Gibson, Victor
Johnson; carnations, Deaconess Mary
Tileston, Miss Harvey. Rev. w. J. M.
Beattie officiated at the services and
the remains were taken to the family /
lot at Hope cemetery for interment.
Ricardo Rivas was arraigned before
Judge Fl. w. Scott in city court Satur-
1ay afternoon on charge of transport
ng intoxicating liquor Illegally. Through
an interpreter, the respondent pleaded
not guilty and furnished bail in the sum
Of $500 for his appearance at hearing
TO be held before the magistrate to-mor-
row morning at 0 o'clock. The sum of
$50 was fixed as security on barrel of
peer which Rivas il said TO have been
in the Syrian colony on Pros
1ect street Saturday morning when the
seizure was made by Chief Sinclair and
Constable George l.. Morris In proceed
ngs against Rivas, the state is repre-
'ented by City Grand Juror William
Vishart. The respondent appeared with
,ut counsel.
The friendly competition between To-
al bird faneers in the matter OF getting
,pring broilers into the market reached
laimed by Il. NJ Lyon of Highland ave.
Tue was eclipsed by that of John Sowles,
prominent Beckley hill poultry man.
dr. Lyon thought he had been travelling !
breast of the other fanciers when he
vas able to market ten week -old birds !
Weighing plump two pounds. Others
mere were VINO Hdu uiSpoatu vi SpilHS |
hiekens but there were none, apparent !
V. who could beat Mr.. Lyon for weight. !
Cow comes Mr. Sowles with the conten-
ion that he has marketable broilers that :
we're Matched in the middle days of ,
March, or some two weeks earlier than !,
dr. Lyons birds. Evidently the atmos-
here on Beclley heights is congenial to r
-oung chickens, for Mr.. Sowles' birds !
ave attained weight of three pounds /,
ach. Next
Sec. Fred w. Suitor of the Quarry. 7
gorkers' international association, will i
cave Thursday for New York, where he =
} to represent Barre granite interests
t a council of the stone trades to be
cid Friday and Saturday. The council q
to include representatives from the =
stonecutters of every de- >
cription, including granite cutters, quar-
V workers and marble workers 1t is g
D embrace the entire country and the G
elegates expect that the session will 0
ccupy the greater part of the two days
t is understood that one of the direct s
esults anticipated is an amicable set \
cement between the brick layers and n
larble workers of America. Differences '
etween the two organizations are said
, have proceeded from a movement on !,
he part of the brick layers to widen y y
ne scope Of their influence to some of !,
no rno Fhla workers The bricl- 10 x,orSt u