The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-03
BARRE DAILY TIMES
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1914.
The Weather
For Sunday, partly cloudy.
TALK OF THE TOWN


Saturday night. See menu.
Roller skating, Granite street audite
rum, tonight at o'clock.
Fancy Tokay and Malaga grapes, 10
a pound at Diversi Fruit Co.'S.
Another car of canning peaches, half
bushel baskets $l.00, at Diversi Frui
Co.'S.
You can hear the new Edison disc ma
chine at browns Drug Store. II. J.
Gibson.
w. A. Stewart left this morning TO
South Ryegate to pass week at hi
former home
George Nelson returned to Barre las
night after spending several days will
friends in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Pape of Los An
geles, Cal, are passing several weeks
with friends in Barre and vicinity.
Robert Tygne, who has been visiting
friends on fremont street for few
days, returned last evening to his home
in Derby Line.
George Brine and Walter Grend OF
Averill street, who have been passing a
week in Northield, returned TO Barre
this morning.
The registration at the evening schoo
at Goddard seminary is 80 at present
New students may enter the classes next
week, with the exception of the short
hand class.
| George A. Harritos OF Concord N. H.,
a former employee at the United Fruit
| store, arrived in the city last evening for
sso,t Is NJ rinI -,
of Prospect street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John McGrath, who have
been the guests of Mr. and Irs. John
O'Leary of Eastern avenue for few
weeks, returned last evening to their
home in New York City.
James Rowan left last night for Thorn
aston, Me-, to visit relatives for few
days. He will be accompanied home by
Mrs. Rowan, who has been making an
extended visit in Maine.
Miss Kathleen Miles of West street
returned yesterday from Burlington,
where she has been visiting for week
as the guest of her sister, Miss Clair
Miles, student at Mt. st. Mary's acad-
envy
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A. Beckman, who
have been passing the summer at the
Mount Pleasant house, Breton Woods,
\. H., arrived in the city yesterday for
several weeks stay at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Miers of Keith
avenue. Around Nov. Is they will 60 20
St Augustine, Fla, to remain during the
winter months.
Miss Ida NJ Cook of South Main street
and Miss Agnes +. Clarity, who have
been passing few weeks in Iowa, re-
turned to the city to-day. During their
absence Misses Cook and Clarity repre-
scented the local telephone operators un
ion at the annual convention of the union |
in Des Moines. Afterwards they passed |
several days in Ames, where Miss Cooks |
sister resides.
Among those who registered at the i
Buzzell hotel yesterday were: X. w
Ward, Greene, \. y; Miss A. c. Leng. |
field West Chazy, n. y; ]. W. Pratt,
West Chazy, y. Y; +. S. Dow. Stow,
c. Little, Randolph; f. NJ. sheldon, Bur
Iington; A. Cholakis, Schuylerville, n
A. Edwards. North Adams, Mass. 10
of "The Misleading Lady" com
pany.
News has been received here of the
Illness Of Mrs. Ralph jenkins Mr.. and
Mrs. Jenkins, who were recently married
lere, We're enjoying their honeymoon and
we're visiting relatives Of Mrs. Jenkins
II Adams. \. Y. when she was taken
i'll, being threatened with "
,hoid fever. She was then removed 70
hospital AZ Watcrtown. where she is
Il present. Mr.. Jenkins has returned 90
Manchester. where he recently accepted
position as assistant principal at Burr
nd Burton seminary Springfield item.
hrs Jenkins was formerly Miss Rose
Thompson, a teacher in the Rarrc City
chools.
Music lovers. and more especially those
rho are drawn to outdoor music, will be
TO hear an open-sir concert in
ity park If the weather l. propitious
unday afternoon. Arrangements were I
ompleted to-day by Manager :. y Par ,
er for a concert program to be given in !
he park music stand AZ 3 o'clock Not =
! some years has the band given a sun I
az concert and IL the old-timc popular
" 81 sacred concerts on SUNDAY ABtfFe d
DON asserts itsclf again il Is likely that
number Of concerts may be given next
JASON. To-morrnw's program j. Of
supplementary nature on the part Of
be- band as the organization has com
lcted the series 81 midweek concerts \
for BY the city. =
West hill farmers are experiencing
ore difficulty than ever before IN safe
harding their apple orchards from the 4
anton raids Of bows and grown men =
anes have been known % enter an or
ard this very scsson shake the trees
N leave after harvesting halt Of the !
uit ~ the ground lest night the viZ
nov of one man Ras repaid uhen BE- 81
~ IN custody singie handed = number
boys who had been stripping be- trees
apples Outside the orchard = sizr-
We cypress wagon had been lrlt aut
vss evidently tie purpose Of the ma :
uders 60 cd The cart and dcramp put Il
o wary farmer had another notion rs
md 60 tlse disposal ~ his frut ard {
ls frightened 81 n bows that o. u
him n r0'ies bes5guarts-s.
, arrests have been nads f-rt : b. SAID
at rrr.lrf Of faFerfs to-day werp
iBiuc for ctsnet r. sftfie att the y,
rufrr
Mrs fsIas ear Mrs & nrne end