The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-19
TALK OF TIE TOWN

Special price on dog collars. n. y.
Phelps Co,
At Sc, sale Of underwear crepe at Alb
bolts Saturday,
Miss Elizabeth Sessions OF Florence is
visiting her sister, Mrs. A. c. Foster.
First showing OF spring millinery Sat
urday, March 20, at Mrs. S. Il. Layio-
lette's.
Mrs. IL, S. Miles will show the new
spring millinery styles Friday and Sat
urday of this weekday.
Misses Elizabeth and Blanche White
left yesterday for Northfeld, where they
will visit friends for few days.
Frederick A. MeCullom, teacher at
Goddard seminary, went to his home in
Brandon to-day for a ten days visit,
Miss Anna Cook and Miss Nellie Kent
have returned TO their homes in Sails
bury after visiting friends in the city.
Mr. and Mrs. William Curtis Of Berlin
are passing two weeks in Montpelier
where the former has been called on jury
duty.
Dean A. Ladd has returned to his home
in Orange, after spending few days
with Ryland A. Parks and other friends
at Spaulding high school
r. S. Currier Of Washington street
county supervisor Of highways, returned
to the city last evening from Northiield
in which locality he has been comforting
with town road commissioners.
Mrs. Annie Taylor has returned from
Burlington, where she has been with her
cousin, Mrs Inez Goodrich, who under
went serious operation Wednesday at
the Mary Fletcher hospital The patient
is as comfortable as could be expected.
John A. Calhoun OF Newton, Mass,
who is passing several days in Barre as
the guest of E. NJ. Laws of Wellington
street, left the city this morning in com
pany with Mr.. Laws for Windsor, where
they viii make a business visit OF sew
eral days.
Mrs. Mabel Fay, Mrs. Hannah Taylor
and Mrs. Nellie NJ. Stone, who were the
guests of friends in the city after the.r
arrival here for the purpose of installing
Offices in the Sons of Veterans auxiliary,
returned this morning to their home IN
Morrisville.
William Gale, Alexander Freeland,
Alexander Findlay and j. Lindsey left
the city last evening for Boston. whence
they will sail tomorrow for their for
mer home in Aberdeen, Scotland, expect
ing to be absent from Barre several
months.
James William Robbins, the ten.
month-old son of Willard B. and Ruth
Robbins, who reside at Willow farm on
the East Montpelier road, has five great
grandparents living, the three Oldest be-
ing So SO and "a years old, He also
has four grandparents, four great great
aunts, four great great-uncles, five great
aunts, six great -uncles, two uncles and
four aunts.
The Spaulding girls basketball team,
the Misses Bugbee, Hooker, Connor
| Langley, Wallstrom and Ayerill, left this
afternoon for Hardwiek where they viii
| line up against the girls basketball team
of that place tonight. The last game
which was played in the Church street
| gymnasium, went to Spaulding by a
score of 10 to g. Neil Hooker and Miss
Eva Smith accompanied the team. The
trip was made by automobile
| Attention, "junior business builders"
! Get your picture taken free. The secre,
! tary of the Junior Business Builders OF
America has Just written the People,
/ Shoe Store that she wants to see what
our Barre "juniors" look like, for she
thinks they must be lively bunch. Sh.
wants picture Of every one of YOU
We want every "iunior" to be on hanC
for their big picture Saturday tto-mor
row. morning at II o'clock, so slick M
/ T.
Special credit to every Junior" in thii
picture.
Il Michael Kennedy who has been en-
\ ploycd as a cookie in a woodsmen shael
on Rochester mountain, was arrest 4 ~
North Main street last evening by Dai
Ger David Henderson. who received n cal
at police headquarters saving that th'
man was making a nuisance OF himsel
in the vicinity OF the Henderson block
This morning kennedy pleaded guilty 4
Ia first offense when arraigned bcfor'
| Magistrate III w. Scott and accepted Ia,
alternative sentence in the county iai
in lieu Of paying fine. Kennedy toll
the court he came from Brattleboro an,
that hard times along the Connecticut
had prompted him 20 seek work in IL,
big timber.
Barre ana Montpelier trapshooters
members Of the Montpelier Gun club ar,
planning a pretentious tournament 10 b,
held Al Gurus para on the outskirts ot
the capital tomorrow afternoon. Two
noteworthy events in state and nationa
trspshooting history are 10 BE- celebrate,
BY the msrksmen. The day marks a.,
20th anniversary OF the founding Of IN
II Montpelier club rs well as the end Of p
years Of Fred Gibert's service a. a pro
fessional trapsb0oter ia the employ %
the Dupont Powder Go. Mr.. Gilbert hal
made frequent visits 10 this section an,
az b. Is known a. a mark-man through
cut the country be has presented a mum
Der Of silver loving cups 60 the seyera
clubs These trophies arc 10 b. put ul
at The Gilbeft tournaments held ~
country over q morrow
with conditions growing more arr
more intolffable as The DAYS 20 hv. o.
vhirlWinds 81 dust - che city street,
ara in 10 fair way % b. abated au.
unless the situation i relieved ~
aurry II snou 81 rainfall people VII
have IS devise means 81 their own e.
protection against the dust This morn
iug lai,arefs IL the STREET department
b,paH the mofk ii aleafinr sway TIE las
81 thf mnfefs REORGANIZATION VI ter "a
the uarea sfrrets III Is thought ths
uhtn tts feature 81 Barrte runua
spring eeaa-up e completed 90 attanr.
uH D. Baae 3 sprinkle iHs stree Z