The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-09
TALK OF THE TOWN

Monday being Columbus day, all Tho
banks OF Barre will be closed for The
day
A full assortment of dresses in the
newest materials and styles at the Parl,
Shrtwast House.
John Reed OF Burlington and l.. A
Savory of Attleboro, Mass, were among
the business visitors in the city yester'
day.
Louis HoIzhauer who has been visit
ing friends on South Main street for a
few days, returned this morning to mis-
home in Troy, n. Y.
Henry Lawrence Southwck of Boston,
president of the Emerson College of Ora
tory, will open fall and winter series
of lectures at Goddard seminary Mon
day evening with lecture on Hamlet,
the Man of Will" He speaks at s o'clock
and indications already point to large
attendance. Of President Southwick
/ William T. Harris, commissioner of edu-
cation. Washington d. G., has this to
say: at is unusual to find so much
historical ability united with such pro.
nounced oratorieal powers as Mr.. South
wick has exhibited"
Bee-keepers hereabouts are prepar-
ing to hibernate their bees for the win.
ter and the present spell of PLEASANT
weather is considered a favorable omen
for good winters rest for the bees.
While the 1914 crop of honey is hardly
up to the average of other years, the
yield is of excellent quality and with the
exception OF single month the season
was well adapted to honeymaking. One
OF the largest apiarists in this section
says that the same condition which az
fected the summer visitor business at
the mountain and beach resorts had its
effect on bee culture this year. For the
most part the month of July was I'M
usually cold and when under ordinary
circumstances the bees would have been
gathering honey, they remained in the
hives because of the cold The late DAYS
of the honey gathering season, however,
were especially propitious and much
honey was made.
Websterville and Manchester, n H., |
furnished grist for the morning session |
quarryman from Barre Town. who was |
arrested while wooing Morpheus by the
roadside on the quarry route yesterday
afternoon, pleaded guilty to an intoxica
ton charge before Magistrate H. w.
Scott and was fined IS and costs of S6.55.
On the respondents representation of
desire to serve under the temperance
banner for year. he was allowed to
sign the pledge. while the fine was re-
voked pending good behavior None WAS
arrested by Deputy Sheriffs Samuel Sim
clair and George l.. Morris. James Clark,
who was arrested on Granite street yes
-erday by Chief Sinclair, pleaded guilty
10 a first offense and was fined S. and
,osts OF $685. Clark was unable to paw
md will serve sentence OF 90 days in
he county Jail at Montpelier.
Baseball Barre is agog over the worlds
'eries and while a large number Of fans
,lan to attend the games TO be played
n Boston, a more respectable majority
will have to content itself with the in.
ling by-inning reports received here each
fternoon while the series are in prog
ess. The Times has arranged for
pecial service and late editions of the
laper will carry reports of the games up
o the very last innings. At the Mar
ion cigar store on Depot square the
PROPRIETOR has provided for a detailed
eport from the field OF battle and the
oings OF each inning viii be bulletined
n a large blackboard set up outside the
tore. Most OF the Barre fans who ex.
Get to see the Boston games will leave
Or the Hub tomorrow night or sunday.
eople here have experienced difficulty
\ securing seats and several will take
chance on getting accommodations
fter they reach Boston.