The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-06-26
TALK OF THE TOWN

Il bdsoilHe ltc per pdlloH ShticA p 80
age, 80 North Main street.
| The Wheeler Bros. circus will exhibi
in Barre on Saturday, July ii.
| See the corsets on sale at soc. This i
not soc corset. At Vaughan's.
Another lot OF ladies' gauze vests TO
Zoe each at Perry's on Saturday.
Only zoe each for a Sl.00 domesti
house dress at Perry's on Saturday.
r. 7. Wetmore of Merchant street lef
this morning on a business trip through
the southern part of the state
The condition of Miss Nellie Stone o.
Seminary street, who has been quite
seriously i'll, was reported to be i'm
proving to-day.
n Louis Schriver of Cambridge Mass.
a representative of the Swedish Iron
Steel company of Brooklyn, n. Y, ar
rived in the city yesterday for ter
days stay.
Godfrey Rawlinson, who has been pass
ing two weeks in Barre as a guest in
the home of Mrs. Ellen l.. Stoughton OF
III French street, left to-day for his
home in Palmerton. Pa
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles +. Campbell left
this morning for Boston, where they will
make short visit with friends before
going to New York state, where Mr.
Campbell recently embarked in the gran
ite business.
Members OF Granite City camp, No.
1856, NJ. w. of A., are requested to meet
at their hall Saturday at 80 p. M, to
attend the funeral of our late neighbor,
f. G, Veale. james A. Walker, consul;
a. J. Loranger, clerk.
The Italian A. c. Seconds, who have
had small club on the second floor
OF the D. NJ Miles building for the past
year, have leased larger rooms on the
same floor and will add to their billiard
and recreation rooms lounging room.
well furnished and adequately supplied
with current periodicals The annex
alton of another room is made necessary
by the rapid growth OF the club.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. ID. Waterman and
daughter, Vivian Waterman, who came
to Plainiield to attend the Waterman
Coburn nuptials Wednesday, left to-day
for their home in st. Albans, after hay
| ing been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. d,
). Waterman of upper Washington
street for few days
I Plenty of home baked beans and
brown bread on sale at the Episcopal
church vestry Saturday at 2 p M, also
| pies, cookies. cakes and doughnuts
4 The young son OF Mr. and Mrs A. A.
lamorey of Cliff street who has been
undergoing course Of treatment at the
| Mary Fletcher hospital in Burlington
has returned home The child's CON
lifiap l. sn,,,.,,l,a+
Ben Woohouse, who probably holds
the record for police court appearances in
Barre, was arraigned today before Judge
H W. Scott on a charge of intoxication
subsequent offense. to which lie pleaded
guilty. Woolhouse, asked to disclose,
told of casting his lot With a split gang.
so called. in Montpelier yesterday. a
conviyial party fingered too long over
the wet goods and Woolhouse wasn't
at all certain about the happenings aft
err he jOuFneyed home to Barre An I'M
touched bottle OF whiskey found on the
respondents person was left there, ac-
cording to Woolhouse, by friend OF
steady drinkers, whose name he couldn't
remember. Magistrate Scott gave the
respondent 80 DAYS in the county iail
with a fine of So and costs of S5.05.
Woolhouse was arrested at North
Main street boarding house last evening
by Officer John W. Dineen.
Miss Pearl Miller, who has been pass
ing several days in the city as the guest
oi Miss Monkey at p Park street, re-
turned yesterday TO her home in Woods
vile, n. II. Mr. and Mrs. John Petros
and Gus Poulos, who have been guest
OF George Maniatty and other friends
in Barre, left yesterday for their home
in Burlington, making the trip in
Paige automobile which Mr. Poulo re-
Gently won in voting contest conduct
ed by a Burlington evening newspaper.
George Bernstead who has been guest
in the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. George w.
Mann at "a Wellington street, left to-
day forshis home in Burlington. Mrs.
H. W. Scott and two children OF Rich
ardson street went to-day to Plainfield, !
where they will make visit ef several
days. Mrs. Minnie Parizo Of Seminary
street, who has been a guest OF friends |
in Burlington for several days, returned |
home this morning.
Barre is TO have circus this year and /
Il is to held in the month OF July Rep
resentatives OF one OF the biggest small I
shows on the circuits to-day were in |
the city yesterday making arrangements I
with the city bill poster and other adj
vertising men for billing circus that |
is TO SHOW here on the afternoon and /
evening of July /. The performers will I
pitch their moving tents on level area
at the Granite City driving park and I
the two performances will be preceded .
by a street parade. the like of which
hasn't been seen since Young Buffalo
Bill and the Colonel came to town last |
year. According to rimor the circus was
to have been staged in Montpelier. but \
a visit to Barre led the advance agent 4
TO change his mind Yesterday he met Il
of the city council aud il is
understood that arrangements were
made for adjusting the rather prohibit
tive circus fee in Barre to suit the size
Of the show.
Barre and Montpelier alumni as well
IS graduates from other towns and cities
we're entertained at Goddard picnic"
1t the home OF Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Put
nam of Putnamsville Wednesday aft