The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-05-29

III New waists at Fits.
II Summer corsets at Vaughan's.
H Special values in serges at Abbott's
II See the ladies' thin dresses at Alb
bolts.
Watch for Laws new soda fountain
opening
Genuine Trot- Moe shoes at the Tilden
Shoe Co.
A big sale of corsets, 45c a pair, on
Friday at Perry's.
Long silk gloves, special, at the
\ Vaughan Store.
Dancel Everybody will dance Friday
night in Rowland hall.
Marshmallow topping on lemon cream
sherbet on Saturday at Russells.
Dance in Miles hall Saturday night;
admission 80 cents; ladies free.
Spray your trees and garden with py-
rox. For sale at the Kempton mill.
| Opening day is coming at the New
England Fruit Stores new soda foun-
tain.
Tomorrow, Decoration day, browns
Drug Store will be closed from 1890 un-
til p. IN.
New sanitary soda fountain at the
New England Fruit Store. Watch for
opening date.
All union stores will be open until 9
o'clock Friday night and will be closed
all day Saturday.
Baseball counters free at Russell's on
Saturday to gentlemen making purchases
at our fountain or cigar counter.
DIR. j. w. Stewart of West street re-
turned last night from Rutland, where
he was called by the illness of his broth
err.
Special sale fancy English style bis
cults, assorted box 45c value for 34c-
just the thing for the picnic lunch. F. d.
Ladd Co.
Holiday program at the Bijou to-mor-
row, "1he Heart of the Hills" two
reel Rex drama; Poison" western
drama;; also a Crystal comedy.-Adv.
The dinner to be served on Memorial
day at the Congregational church is in
charge OF the Ladies of the G.. A. X. in
stead of the Women's Relief corps, as
stated yesterday.
Mrs. Alexander Rennie, who has been
spending several months at her former
home in Aberdeen, Scotland, arrived home
this morning. She was accompanied
from Boston by Mr.. Rennie, who met
her at the pier.
Sadlier, 10 Keith avenue, has just re-
ceived a large shipment of ladies' and
misses medium priced midsummer gar
ments; also OF picture and portrait
frames. Convex glass speciality. Give
us call.--Adv
Only one game will be played at the
Berlin street grounds tomorrow. The
St Johnsbury A. A. is the attraction.
There viii be no forenoon game. The
afternoon game starts at o'clock. Make
| it point to be on hand for this game
Adv.
! Alfred Batchelder of Los Angeles, Cal,
a former resident OF Barre and Plain
| field, called on friends in the city yester.
! day. Mr.. Batchelder came east a few
weeks ago to accompany the remains of
his father. He win make a few weeks
stay in this locality before returning to
the Pacific coast.
Some 80 members of the Vermont
| Poultry association from Barre, Mont
pelier and surrounding towns held reg
ular meeting in the city court room last
evening. In the absence of the pres
ident, +. NJ. Lyon occupied the chair.
| Practically the only business of impor-
tance came when nominations were called
for treasurer to fill the vacancy caused
| by the death of ex-Alderman William
Brown. Charles oliver was elected to
serve as treasurer during the remainder
of the year.
Mrs. Carl Eisenwinter and two chill
dren of 1873 Elm street left this morning
for Natick. Mass where they expect to
pass several weeks with relatives Mrs
Daniel Roach and children, who have
been making an extended stay with
friends in Barre and Montpelier, have
gone to Syracuse Y. Y, where they are
to join Mr. Roach. NJ. II. Eldred left
this morning at S:l5 O'Clock for Burling-
ton, where he expects to remain until
after Memorial day. Thomas Roark left
this forenoon for Montreal, r. O., to re-
main until after the holiday. Rev. Irv-
ing Towsley. who was in the city last
evening to attend the Odd Fellows an
niversary. returned this morning to his
home in Washington
Inquiry here by the state officials de-
velops the fact that Carl Dolly. the |
Bloomfield man who is being held for
the alleged murder of Peter Poulin on |
the banks of the Connecticut river last |
week, is well known in numbering circles !
hereabouts. Until last year Dolly was |
employed as a woodsman by the Plain |
field Lumber Co. He was employed for !
some time by Human Bros on their big I
logging Job in the mountains of Orange /
and frequently came to this city to pur-
chase supplies for the lumber camp. In
the past year he has been working in
the woods around STAFFORD, n. H.. and /
in Essex county, this state. According |
to the allegation of the state. Dolly shot
and killed one Peter Poulin, another
woodsman, as the two, with third man,
the camp cookee, were returning home
from Bloomfield village His arrest fol-
lowed the discovery of the body the day
aftC the shooting. Recently the re-
spondent was admitted to $4,000 bail,
which his friends furnished. A large I
number of his acquaintance have circu-
lated subscription paper with which
they hope to obtain defense fund, when
the case comes to trial in the fall. Here
in this locality Dolly had a good reputa
ton among the lumbermen.