The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-12
TALK OF THE TOWN

II New line OF shlrtwaists Mt Fits.
II Full line of wash skirts at Abbott
II Club sandwich 25c, special at Marion
II today.
H Fresh strawberries, 2 baskets for 25
at Diyersi Fruit Co.'S.
See the wash goods on sale, l2hc
| yard, at Vaughan's.
I Use Pyrox for spraying trees and pc
tatoes. For sale at kempton Mills.
Joseph Merlo of Granite street re
turned last night from Hanover, N. II
where he has been visiting his sister.
Hotel Northern Sale of all the fur
nishings in the house will begin at II
a m. Monday. Come early. O. II. Hale
manager.
Mrs. G. B. Andrews of Richmond, VIII,
has been visiting at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. G. S. Andrews of AZ Maple
Grove for the past few days, returned
home this morning
II Randolph farm is for sale. This farm
OF ll3 acres with 81 COWS, pair OF horses
and young stock is a good proposition
have placed this property with the Yer
mont Real Estate & Insurance Co.
/ William A. Quinn Of Boston, Mass, a
student at Goddard seminary, who com.
pleted his studies in the Junior class
yesterday, went this morning to Mont
pelier, where he is to enter Heaton hos
pital for an operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. s. souIe, who mo-
| tored to Barre to attend the commence
ment week exercises at Goddard semi
nary, left to-day for their home in
| Fairfield. They were accompanied by
their three children, who have been at
tending the seminary.
| Frank Simpson of Summer street, who
has been employed as a messenger boy
and operator in the local Western I'm
ion Office for the past two years, has
completed his duties and is taking a
w,tks vacation before going to st. Al
bans, where he is to be employed in the
Office of the Central Vermont RAILROAD.
| His place in the Western Union Office
j. attended by Frank McRae
William Barclay. the Websterville
| blast foreman, who was painfully in
jured during the premature explosion OF
quarry blast May q, ia still at the
| City hospital, although he is steadily
gaining strength and expects to return
to his home within short time Mr.. Bar
clay has suffered the loss of sight in one
eye and an eye specialist who has been
attending him gives the patient little
encouragement in his efforts to save the
other member.
Miss NJ. Alice Moore Of Plymouth,
Mass, a teacher in the third and fourth
grades at the Lincoln school, will leave
within a few days for an extended Wis
If to the Pacific coast Miss Moore will
visit the Panama Pacific exposition at
San Francisco, Cal, before returning east.
At the close of school yesterday, pupils
OF Miss Moore presented her silk um-
brella as a testimonial OF their esteem.
John T, Hubbard, member OF the
Spaulding high school faculty, viii go to
Beloit. Wis, TO attend the commence
ment exercises az his alma mater, Beloit
college, after which he will return to
Vermont and pass the summer in boys
camp on Lake Champlain.
Next Wednesday the Round Robin
tournament OF the Barre Golf club viii
be inaugurssed for the season, according
to an announcement made to-day. Al
ready large number of golfers have
signifed a desire 10 compete for the
cup. which is awarded the winner at the
end of the season, and all others who
contemplate enrolling in the tournament
are requested 10 afIiN their signatures to
the card at the clubhouse. Beginning
june ~. the tournament is to continue
for ten weeks. In years past il has
proved to be one of the most popular |
sporting events Of the summer at the |
Barre clubs course.
A verdict OF guilty, with passing of |
sentence deferred. was reached by the /
court yesterday afternoon in the edse |
Of State -. James Sullivan, who was /
arrested Thursday on an intoxication /
.hargc growing cut OF fraeas alleged I
TO have occurred on Maple avenue last /
Saturday night. sullivan was represent
a by Attorney y. A. Hoar, and Grand |
Juror William Wishart appeared for the
Witnesses introduced by
he state were men who saw the re.
.pondent before and after he came 10
police headquarters early Monday morn.
ng TO identify q man whom he alleged
lad assaulted him. Among those who
estifed for the state were Officers John
N. Dineen and David Henderson and
Deputy Sherifs William Hurry. Thomas
Haley. Leslie Thompson and Walter
lriscoll. Men subpoenaed to testify in
,ehaif Of tho defence included William
Daniels. Ray George. Daniel sullivan and
ohn McCorty. The respondent also
COX the stand in his own behalf.