The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-28
TALK OF THE TOWN

See Abbott's special waist values.
Abbott's waist sale for Saturday, only
49c.
Received to-day. latest neckwcar. The
| Vaughan Sto,l.
Sample sale white dresses, 0 to IA
years. at Vaughan's.
Thirty-six inch percalc on sale Satur-
day at Sc yard at Vaughan's.
Dance at armory hall, Montpelier, Fri
day evening, May 2s. Admission, soc
per couple; ladies free.
Vermont's varsity team, styled the
Green Mountain A. C., will play the
Italian A. G.. at Berlin street Monday
forenoon and afternoon.--Adv.
William G. Ellis, the expert silk ar
tist' OF the White Sewing Machine Co.,
Is &c Hooker 4 Co.'S for one week. Silk
souvenirs free t., the ladies.--Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Moody of Water
bury, Mrs. Elvra Preston of Morctown
and DR.. j.. b. Everglade of Wsllingford
were among the Barre visitors to-day.
None but Vermont varsity men in the
game between the Italan A. G. and the
Green Mountain A. G. at Berlin street
Memorial day, forenoon and afternoon.
ADV.
George W. Penniman, supreme repre-
sentative of the Pythians, Who attended
the district meeting in Marshfield last
night. returned to his home in Massachu-
sett day, after having been the guest
of c. NJ. Wiley.
Paola GisIon, the Central street man
who was struck in the head by spent
bullet while walking up North Main
street yesterday was able to be uptown
to-day. although the spot where the mis-
sle entered his head is still sore and
well swathed in bandages. Mr.. Gislon
and his physician are both confident that
the mishap will not have any serious
Nearly 90 Pytfians from Barre mo
tored to Marshfeld last evening to attend
the annual meeting of the district com
prising lodges in this city, Montpelier,
Waterbury, Groton and Marshiel1. Eight
cars were required to transport the local
people to MarshfieId and other automo-
bles brought visitors from Montpelier,
and Groton George w. Pen
nman. past chancellor Of the grand
lodge of Massachusetts and at present a
supreme representative in the Pythian
order, was the speaker of the evening
and he also contributed few remarks to
the after dinner exercises Other speak |
ers were: James y. Estee of Montpelier, |
n. +. Lewis. who spoke for Nincitia |
lodge, and c. NJ. Wiley. The return to
Barre was made soon after midnight.
James y. Furev, who was arrested yes
terday by Deputy. Dennis Sweeney. was
irraigned before Magistrate H. w. Scott
IN city court this forenoon on an intoxi-
,ation charge, subsequent offense. to
which he entered a plea of guilty
,;rand Juror William Wishart conducted
private QUESTIONABLE in an effort to
rave the respondent make a disclosure,
With the result that Fnrey's case was
Continued until June IL for sentence.
Herbert j. Carpenter of Marshtield. who
vas arrested last night at O'Clock by
officer John w. Dineen, came before the
curt and pleaded not guilty TO subse.
Iuent offense. A bottle of bay rum was
ound on Carpenters person and at the
equest of the magistrate he was re-
handed to police headquarters to be de-
aimed until he could make a better APP.
earance in court
Petty thieving in the south end OF the
ity has attracted the attention OF the
and some of the special dep
ties who have been assigned TO duty in
own since the opening of the week were
etailed 10 patrol service in that locality
ist night. Lumber in small lots has
cen taken regularly from the George
traitor stoneshed, where carpenters are
lshing TO completion the construction
Tork on Mr.. STATIONS new stoneshed
4 first the thefts were of such an in I |
gnifcant nature as to be overlooked. |
ut when the night visitors began TO de-
,ch valuable timber from the piles as
'mbled on the building site. IL was de-
ded To extend the patrol service to in
ude Mr.. STATIONS property. No ar.
'sts have been made as vet.