The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-06-02
TALK OF THE TOWN
1ng silk gloves at Vaughan's.


Best values in white goods at Knights
Special silk waists at $l.25, $l.39,
Sl.9S, at Vaughan's.
Mrs. Myrtle Winters of Trow hill was
operated on yesterday at the City hos
pital.
See that Pathe weekly with all of the
latest news from Mexico at the Pavilion
to- day.-Adv.
The Aldrich public library will close
every evening at s o'clock, beginning on
Monday, June |.
The McWhorter Co. are showing some
thing entirely new for summer sweaters.
Just the thing for golf
Opening dance at Camp Comfort, Cal
ais, Friday evening, June 5. Van Or
mans orchestra. Full bill, $3.50.
Miss Nellie Young of White River
junction arrived in the city last night
to pass few days with friends.
Mrs. Charles Boyea left yesterday for
Newport, where she expects to spend the
remainder of the week with relatives.
James Quirk returned last night to his
home at Providence, r. J., after weeks
visit in the city as the guest OF friends.
Miss Annie Long, who has been the
guest of friends in Barre for the past
week, has returned to her home at Hard
wick.
The party who took the So bill from
the Bijou theatre is requested to return
it to the theatre, as they are known
Adv.
Caretaker wanted for Caledonia park.
Apply at Clan Gordon rooms, Bolster
block, Wednesday evening, between the
hours of and o'clock.
Miss Josephine LaRange returned last
night to her home at West Lebanon, n.
H., following a few days visit in the
city as the guest of relatives.
A meeting OF the benefit dance com
mittee will be held in the pavilion OF
the Rangers Football club tonight at 7
o'clock. Per order president.
The ladies' aid of the Baptist church
will serve supper Tuesday, June 2, from
6 to 1880 Menu--Fresh strawberries,
hot rolls, assorted cake, tea. coffee.
Price, zoe.
Miss Cora Kennedy was visitor in
the city yesterday ON her way to her
nome at West Topsham from West Ber-
linz where she has been the guest OF
friends for several days.
Mrs. Frank J. Martin of Richardson
street lex this morning for Bellows Falls,
where she is to represent the Barre
Woman's club at the annual convention
of the Vermont Federation OF Womens
Clubs.
One of the final school games of the
season will be played at the Berlin street
grounds Wednesday between Spaulding
and Montpelier high schools. The first
game between the two teams was won
by Spaulding at Intercity park last week
by the score of to 2.
Professor Giovanni Rossi left last night
for Boston, where he will remain until
Thursday. During his absence. Profess
sor Rossi will procure new music to be
used by the Italian chorus at its forth
coming music festival. The members Of
the choral union, numbering nearly 80,
are praeticing almost every day for the
presentation of excerpts from some of
the best known operas. Sometime this
week detailed announcement of what
the chorus intends to do will be pub.
ished.
States Attorney J, Ward Carver re-
turned last night from Mortified, where |
he represented the state at preliminary |
hearing in the case against Edison Will |
ey, who was arrested yesterday by Chief |
Of Police Jerry Donahue on statutory |
.harge. The complaint was made by the |
states attorney and arraignment took |
place before Justice of the Peace San |
ord II. Kent. Through his counsel, R. A. |
Hoar, Wiley waived examination and |
vas bound over to Washington county |
,ourt in the sum of $1,000 for his APP |
,earance at the September term. Re-
'pondent being unable TO furnish the nee
,ssary bond, he was committed TO Wash |
ngton county Jail at Montpelier TO await |
rial. The charge on which Wiley was /
arrested alleges that he committed an
assault on one Gertrude Laforrest, H.
1ear-old Mortified girl.
A force of workmen under the super.
1ision of c. L. Bugbee commenced the
work this morning of razing the so.
allied Jacks lunch room on Depot square
to the transfer of the
building to North Main street. The
,uilding will be transferred to the lot |
t the front of the Hale auction market
IN North Main street, where the lunch
business win cater to the public during
he construction of new building on
he old lunch room site. Immediately |
Ifter the building is placed on rollers
md moved from the present site force
# workmen will begin the construction
# new building that will meet the
demands of the lunch business, The new
,uilding will be much larger affair than
he old structure. The old eatinghouse
will be RACED within 30 days after the
,lacing on the North Main street lot,
according to the decree of the city ia
hers.
William Duff, the well known artist
nd decorator, has completed two at
ractive paintings of the Garble farms
t Turriff, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. The
lectures are exhibited in the window at
locker & Co.'s store Each canvas re-
'eals fine regard for detail and reflects
he artists fidelity to the picture which
he minds eye of an Aberdonian paints
s he recalls the familiar scenes of other
lays. The colorings are remarkably we'll
one and people who are acquainted with
scottish rural scenes are enthusiastic
n pronouncing the pictures excellent.
1wo views of the Garble farms at Tur-
if are reproduced by the artists brush.
10th are enclosed in harmonious frames
nd many people have stopped already
o admire them. The paintings are to
e sent to James B. Grant of Wells Riv-
r, former Barre man, who spent his
oyhood at Garble farms. The work was {
one in Mr.. Dutf's studio in the Aldrich {