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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-20
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-20
TALK OF THE TOWN

Special price on dog collars. \. D.
Phelps Co.
See the new dresses Tor Easter at the
Vaughan store.
At &C. sale Of underwear crepe at Alb.
bolts Saturday
See the new waists in window at the
Vaughan Store.
A son was born to MIR. and Mrs. Louis
John of III Brooklyn street yesterday.
Mrs. Murton Mason Of the East Mont
pelier road is sick with blood poison IN
her face.
All apprentices employed by Jones
Brothers Co.. viii resume work Monday
morning.
VIII the members Of Ruth chapter
IO. +. s., please send their children 70
Masonic hall Monday al 4 o'clock for a
rehearsal for children's night
In the list Of flowers az the funeral
Of F.. A. Carusi. printed earlier in the
week. there were two omissions, wreath
from 4. Sanguinetti aud family, and a
wreath from the Italian Citizens club.
Mrs w. g. Sanborn Of Bradford is
visiting at the home Of Mrs J. NJ. Ros-
coe Of French street for few days
n. r. Fellows Of Springfield is also a
guest at the Roscoe home.
The south Barre grange VIII hold their
annual old and Young folks dance Al
nifty temple Wednesday, March "a.
Chicken pie supper win be served. Barre
opera house orchestra. Dance, 100 per
catinle supper 35c each. Cutters barge
viii leave city hall at $780, Round trip
25c. Telephone 100 for reservations.
Tho Ida Read W. G. r. 4. met with
Mr-. waldrou shields Friday afternoon.
The meeting was opened with tho presi-
dent. Mrs. Flora Beckley. ia The chair.
aud y good number 81 members were
present. After the business was trans.
acted. a short program was rendered BY
The children Refreshments 81 sand.
ulches. cake and coffee were served Mrs.
Shields being assisted in serving BY Mrs.
Collins
lien and especially egg stories AZ this
ttme oft the wear have not been very
plentiful. bat the following viii NJ doubt
cause much comment. William Robert
son a. 9 Trou avenue brought o. this
office this morning az egc which weighs
quarter 81 : pound has circumfer
ence 81 eight and one halt inches and is
diameter measures si1 and one half
inches. Tho egg vas laid 81 6 silver
Iaced Wyandotte pullct not set Fear
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-20
A. P. ABBOTT co.
A. P. ABBOTT co.
A. P. ABBOTT co.
Black Cat Hosiery
for Spring of 1915

We have talked and sold Black Cat Hose tor great
many years. Black Cat Hose has helped our business,
It has helped our trade to better Hose than they were
in the habit of buying This season there has been an
other decided improvement in this wonderfully made
line of Hosiery New numbers have been added that
are far better than any of these older numbers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-20
TALK OF THE TOWN

Thirtv.two inch rough and ready cloth
l2tac at Abbott's.
Great sale silk waists to-day at the
Vaughan Store.
Augustus Gustafson, who has been
visiting relatives in Concord, n. H., for
the past week, returned to Barre last
night.
q. A. Cady, who has been visiting at
the home Of H. p. Wheeler on the Mer-
chant street extension, returned last
night TO his home III Woodbury..
Dean Aver, who is employed in Hard
wick arrived in the city this morning
for visit at the home Of his father
Charles Aver, Of the Richardson road.
salem Ghiz wishes TO announce that
he has reconsidered his decision 20 re-
move from Barre TO Mortified and that
ne viii remain in this city indefinitely
The amusement committee of l. o.
10. T.. NJ. L.. will meet at the home Of
Mrs. John Daniels, Aldrich block Mon
dav evening al Z o'clock A full at
Tendance is requested.
Mrs. Mary Taylor and son, Harold
who have been making 4 visit OF several
DAYS at the home Of Mr. and Mrs.
A. NJ. Morrison Of 80 South Main street,
returned early this afternoon 20 their
home in Groton.
A concert i to be given in the Con-
gregational church "Wednesday evening,
March "a. by the church choir. assisted
on Miss Albcrtson. reader, Of Montpe-
ler seminary. An excellent entertain
ment Is assured. Keep this date open.
Miss Jennie p. Comstock and Miss
Marie Comstock who were called 10
Barre hv the death of Fred W. Farm
ham. have returned 20 their home IN
INnn. Mass, after having been the
quests ~ Miss Alice Farnham Of Camp
street Tor several days
Herbert Merrill . 1918 graduate Of
Goddard seminary, Is one 81 the former
Barre BOYS who viii accompany the Dni.
sersitv of Vermont baseball team on tsI
southern trip Mr Merrill played first
base rs several games this year and HIS
po..tion IN tho infelj this season is o..
earded e. = fixture Tho team leaves
burlington Monday for months ab.
sencc.
Work on both the bote and City hos
pItal structures j. progressiug. Fixtures
f0r tha hotel rooms are arriving dafly.
and IS plastering operations are nearly
done. TIE fixtures uil soon 81 Installed.
farreutcrs employed AZ the rpauldne
NIGH sehgol annrs are YEARLY ready ~
nstall ths seating appliances sud cement
as.rk g the basement part 81 rhirh BE-
e s. usea f5r gymnasium purposes, is
arIl under uay.
beginning Monday the board "a e.
sraaars u1n open tbeir oHlc b the city
sufi8nr. and uut1 Afra uhen IRE
assassnants aff started muth ai thf
time ssh g. devoted q ~ usuai rrelilI
rrrrs Ten dnFs are nsuailv reguret
- 90 ths machinery 81 ths sfirs thor
rurhls aie8 end working smarfhiT a.
- hen the a1sfau. iH ather Fears.
-nrl.ag 81 fnmur men SID hf eHrhRsd e.
Farilutf arf.raisai sirs sruun8 TIE
rtt
Although falerlar sfrHE Begins -
nsnH Farmers ir this aseftau ol her-
rs katf made te-r ftir ssHnr and
rrf1 go sif rruds thar haFf rresa.la
- nrrtt ttus - rrt wHF
Is stbr mnrf ta8uF seq u e.
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-20
Ladies' House Dresses

Ladies' House Dresses
spring line of Ladies House Dresses These
which guarantee to
every the best Of style and finished IN NICE
the lines the better grades When
you buya you Dress that FITS
White Check House Dress
putting 90 made by the Good Service people and Dress
that will andw think value
81 10 models Dresses that made
quality Bingham These neat fine
fitting Dress
50 andW White and Lavender and
attractive style;
match the OF Dress These are
an exceptionally good Dress value.
so Striped Ssukr Dress that is good value Is
made Is that need
a made
Lace Edge Coors Black
and
If you like Dress, of
Notice the display in show
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-20
Special Kinds That We
Are Doing Lots of
Business On

The following we are very busy
ON. They have proved our best sell
ers and are either better quality than
the average or they come in better
assortment than others keep.
We like large assortment to Sc
lect from. If we buy as we should,
we must see a full assortment. 1t is
the same with you. You want to see
what others see-all styles-and that
is just what you get when you come
here.
Our line of Wash Goods is a full
assortment of new spring styles.
New spring styles are very pretty.
The style OF dress this season is the
neatest ever, and to know that all
are American, makes styles all the
more appreeiable.
New lot Of Artificial Scented Roses
look like natural roses and have the
same odor. These are the latest fad
for flowers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-20
Black Cat Hose for
Spring, 1915

will be advertised very extensively
in all April magazines. When you
see that advertising please remember
that we have them all in stock.
Whatever they say about the Hose,
we will stand back of.
II you want heavy, seryiceable
Hose, try our No, 600. If you want
light weight and service, try either
100 or $40. No. 100 is the more
gauzy. 1t takes the particular trade
at first sight They sell at 25c
per pair.
Black Cat silk Hose may not look
very much better at soc and 81 90
than other makes. They viii wear
better and that guarantee we will
back up. If you win put Black Cat
Silk Hose against any other maze,
same price, and Black Cat doesn't
wear longer than the other pair, you
have a pair Of Black Cat Silk Hose
Free.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-20
FRESHMEN CHAMPIONS
Defeated the Spsulding Scphomorst At
Basketball. Two out Of Three

AZ thf Church street gymnasium ZEE
tfr8ar afternoon. the Freshmen -
~psnifnr fefeafe8 tht sophomore f1r
ESQ Second time shis fesr The sa1rt vi
YESTERDAY Wa a. e. lZ This VS. fhf
ftrd game aua aah bed wa ore ai thf
Erst tuo Hari rFaaief has hHfn raf.g
an during tht whole saasaH. snl o.
fuo teams have developed s1mr Esn
material Yesterday samf fest f,a=s.nr
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-20
Barre Creamery and Cold Storage Co.

r. G. PERSONS A p.
some Of the best made in this country made
n Vermont
some Of the best Butter made in Vermont is being
made in our creamery We getting fancy prices for
what we ship away. We only asking Barre people
market prices-iust the price they would have
to pay others for a poorer grade
send in your Fresh Eggs. we pay highest prices for
the large brown kind.
Try a package Of Cream Cheese.
MIX, Cream and ButtermiIk sold by the glass. Try
Ice Cream.
Barre Creamery and Cold Storage &C
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-20
Free = A Standard Pattern /!

Every copy of the illustrated Quarterly Standard
Fashion Book entities you to any Standard Fashion
Free This stunning book shows you every single
thing your wardrobe needs-hundreds and hundreds
of designs. Zoe copy. Soc by mail
Be sure you read the Designer, it publishes the
smartest advance styles.
We are taking subscriptions for the Designer for
Soc copy, for short time
Call and get your April Designer.
The Ely miner., 1915-05-14
MINNEAPOLIS WOMAN
ESCAPES OPERATION
Mrs. Sinclair Finds Wonderful Rem.
edy in Time to Avoid
Knife.

Mrs. Sadie E. Sinclair of 41s East
Lake st., Minneapolis, suffered from
stomach arrangements for more than
six years. She became despondent and
hopeless. She feared she would have
to undergo an operation. Her com.
plexfon suffered along with her gen.
eral health.
Then she discovered Mayr's Won.
derful Remedy and took course of
treatment. The first dose brought re.
suits. She wrote:
Only one dose and I slept like a
log. And l felt relieved right away.
II should need any more medicine
you may be sure I will send for It..
1t is a wonder one can be rid of such
conditions without pain. And my
complexion is clearing; they all speak
OF it was SO yellow and brown be.
FORE"
'Mayr's Wonderful Remedy gives per.
manent results for stomach, liver and
Intestinal ailments. Eat as much and
whatever you like. No more distress
after eating, pressure Of gas in the
stomach and around the heart. Get one
bottle Of your druggist now and try It
on an absolute guarantee-if not satis-
factory money will be returned.-Ady.
The Ely miner., 1915-05-14
SEEING LIFE with
lES0a JOHN HENRY
* pS1h, Py GeOlgeVIo
fs1T[AXNYVEfl Going Shopping
Going Shopping

and gave him the mackerel eye. Then
he switched to English-and killed it
all except few vowels
"Ah! Madame wishes a new gown,
incest pas? Something chic, Partisan,
ravissant, incest pas? / have here
such wonders. Paquin, yes. Worth.
eh! Poiret, yes! Callot Soeurs. eh?
Doucet, yes!" Then he nailed me with
the gimlet holes he used as eyes.
"Is that the correct batting order for
today?" / inquired politely.
Batting ordaire!" he fumbled, and
then Peaches ordered me to the bench.
She turned and whispered a few en-
couraging words to D'Artagnans
grandfather. whereupon he began to
do Pavlowas hither and thither across
the room until he finally disappeared.
He's going to show us the latest
creations" Peaches explained.
What is he?" worried "A
French nobleman over here lander
cover to pick up a bit of cake money!"
The Ely miner., 1915-05-14
HOW ONE MAN GOT HIS START
Ambition to Be Author Not Successful,
But 1t Served Good Purpose
in the End.

| Il got my start in life," said q
wealthy retired hardware dealer, in
singular manner.
| You might not think it, | having
| passed the major portion of my life in
selling nails, padlocks, stoves and
shovels, but in my early youth my
great ambition was to be a writer, an
author. / had no doubt whatever that
that was what l was cut out for, and
certainly | worked at it good and hard;
but none of the publishers seemed to
agree with me. AS fast as I sent the
things in to them they would send
them back
But that didn't worry me. knew
that sooner or later they would come
to like what wrote and buy it. What
got my goat was the expense l was
very ready writer and l wrote long
pieces. The stamps l had to use to
send these pieces out and get them
back cost me a lot of money.
When / realized how much | was
paying out for stamps / said to my
self. 'Humpf! I'll save up that money
for five years and then III go to writ
ing again And for the next five years
did put aside regularly the amount
that would otherwise have spent for
stamps, and you would be surprised If
| should tell you how much it amount.
ed to, But at the end of that time | did
not again take up writing.
Just at that time the senior partner
in the hardware store in our town
died and his heirs drew out all his in
terest in the firm. There was a chance
for man with little capita, to get
into good business. / had the CAPT.
tai, my accumulated stamp money, and
bought that interest in the hardware
store.
From that time on was always too |
busy to write; but my great success |
in the hardware business you can |
clearly trace to my original ambition |
for authorship"
The Ely miner., 1915-05-14
Officers Wear Stee. Masks.

The Paris Matin publishes the pic.
ture of a gentleman with something
on his head that at first sight looks
like divers helmet, and at the sec.
ond like a cupola in REINFORCED con.
crete, with a couple of 16-inch guns
protruding. What it really is, is a
French officer wearing the new iron,
or rather steel and nickel, mask, which
there is quite serious question Of
adopting for officers and noncommis-
stoned officers whose duties as OBJ
servers compel them at times to raise
their heads above the protection of
the trenches. These observer pro-
tectors' shield the face and neck OF
their wearers, and by a simple, but
very ingenious mechanism. the field
glasses which are fixed to the helmet
can be focused by cords manipulated
from beneath. Thus chance of in.
juries to the hands-also distressing.
ly frequent in this sort of work-are
completely obviated.
The Ely miner., 1915-05-14

Hoops. my dear!" asinined, not
knowing what else to say.
lie Minaret," continued the friend
OF Louis the XI, lit would be to
Madame's beauty as the rose Is to a
lovely garden, yes!"
old boy.
Hypnotized by the harmony of col
ors and carried away by the up-to.
date:-sss of the creation, Peaches
oreathed in the ear of Voulezvous an
eager How much?"
Three hundred and feefty dollaire,"
he breathed back to her.
Sinking for the second time, ! didn't
breathe at ALL
Ihen' with forgiving smile,
Peaches turned to me and said isn't
it lovely? Isn't it wonderful?"
She is," l answered; shes a
quaint little package of pepper-that's
what she is! l thought liked that
blonde, but 1t was only a passing fam
cy This brunei has me limping after
Ao eAS Asoou VI IldpplucSS. Dlu
you pipe the smile she saved up for
me and me alone? She must burn
acetylene in both lamps, because I'm
all lit up with excitement. A green.
take 1t from an expert-a queen!'
Exit LIE Minaret hurriedly, while
Voulezvous stood there expressing as.
constituent with both shoulders and
the small of his back.
Does Madame prefer something
else. yes?" he wigwagged, after MOTTO
ing how high in the air Peaches was
wearing her chin
Yes" l butted in quickly; bring
on something nifty in a transparent
skirt"
Curtain.
When l came to | was out on the
sidewalk listening to Section VI. Par.
agraph ". of the Riot Act.
Then she pointed her nose at the
North Star and left me fiat.
Peaches will probably speak to me
again some time before Christmas.
She'll have to if she believes in Santa
Claus.
The Ely miner., 1915-05-14

coiored Bulgarian embroidery drapins
re shouldaire and crossing in re from
and back-ravissant! Ze skirt is yaire
fuli at ze top with re pannier effect
at each side and draped into a pane
or raspberry color silk in re back
which falls down from a girdle of ze
same raspberry color silk-rayissant
yes!"
Exquisite! murmured Peaches
How much?"
Two hundred feefty dollaire." an.
swered D'Artagnan's grandfather
without culver. Some actor, that
old boy.
choked back couple of sots and
began to think hard. Two hundred and
nfty dollars for dish of raspberries
with cream colored trimmings-ass;st.
ance!
COW do you like it?" Peaches
cooed.
Lovely" I answered as ono IN.
spired. "Prettiest hair I've ever seen
And her eyes-blue mirrors of her
native Mediterranean! I've been lost
in admiration ever since she foated
into the room. Did you get tina. glad
gaze she handed out to me when"
BY this time the blonde yenus
wrapped up in the raspberry trim.
mings was being led hurriedly awav
from there by the bewildered grand.
father of D'Artagnan, and in the
short, sharp silence which followed
lightning flashed from the eyes of a
certain party and storm signals were
ordered up from the Capes to Bangcr
Enter trippingly, from Left End.
Mons. Voulezvous, followed by Carts.
sima Maduro, walking la SLOUGH.
"Now We have it. yes." splutrered
the ancestor of D'Artagnan. turning
the manikin around and around for our
You see, LIE Minaret! II
is ravissant, incest pas! You, M'sieu.
should value your opinion of LIE
yes!"
The Ely miner., 1915-05-14
Famous Walkers.

The record for one-mile walk seems
to have been made by G. H. Goulding,
a Canadian, on June 4, 1910, in six
minutes. twenty-five and four-fifti sec-
onds. H. v. L. Ross, an Englishman,
walked fifteen miles in one hour and
fifty-nine minutes, and T. Griffith, also
an Englishman. walked twenty miles
in two hours and forty-seven minutes.
c. A. Schofield of England, on May
20. 1911. walked twenty-five miles in
three hours and thirty-seven minutes.
A few other walking records are 100
miles, 1S:53:A0, by Dan OLeazy, at
Chicago, in 1876; 200 miles in 40; 46: 80
and 531 miles in 144 hours, by George
Littlewood in six-day race, England,
in 1882. In six days. twelve hours
per day, Joe Scott of England, 1888,
walked 1863 miles.
The Ely miner., 1915-05-14
Umpire as Drawing Card.

Dld you ever hear of league hiring
an umpire as drawing card? Well
tnats what happened to Gerald Ryan,
VINO used to guess them in the Ameri-
can association. Gerald used to play
paii IN the Texas league long ago and
made quite rep. This season he
mas gone back to the Texas league as
chler umpire at the highest salary the
league ever paid-because at a recent
meeting OF the league magnates it was
decided that Gerald is well known
among Texas league fans and Is well
ilKed, hence would be an added attrac-
ton as drawing sasI
The Ely miner., 1915-05-14
How Friends Are l. nsf.


When the professor met one Of bis
Oldest and most intimate friends the
day after the lecture he naturally ex
pected some comments on the previ
GUS evenings remarks. Many other
topics were freely discussed. Finally
the lecturer grew uneasy and re.
marked:
Il was pleased to see you at the hall
last night
Eyes, l was there"
Fine audience"
Yes; very nice crowd"
always like to see my near
friends about me when l lecture" the
professor resumed timidly. Persons
who l know can appre- mean, who
will sympa- or rather, who-eh? i?
What did you say?"
Il didn't say anything"
"Oh. l beg your PARDON! thought
you did"
mo. Fine day"
Turning colder. I fancy. Well.
must be moving. Good-day."
And the lecturer. as he thoughtfully
pursued his way, discovered, to his
surprise, that he hated, with a large,
tormenting hatred, the man from
whom he had just parted and for
whom he had hitherto entertained the
warmest esteem and affection.-New
York Times.
The Ely miner., 1915-05-14

"Of course not" she pouted. He is
M'sieu VoulezvOus, the Proprietor of
the Maison de Splash-a recognized
authority on women's dress"
Enter Msieu Voulezvous, alias
D'Artagnans grandfather, at Left
Second, dancingly; followed by Clara
Panatella, blonde and glad of it.
WHO is the ingenue?" l whispered.
"Shush!" friend wife came back.
"She is nothing but manikin parad-
ing a costume. Isn't 1t perfectly love
ly?"
"Oui, oui!" chimed in D'Artagnan's
grandfather. you see what it is
yes! Faded gray chiffon cloth figured
with ze raspberry and small lemon
colored flower. You see double fichus
of re material edged with deep cream
The Ely miner., 1915-05-14

daily limitations of the sailor and they
don't even wait to get intoxicated.
Whatever my neighbor does want
to do--only more so.
II my neighbor saves up eight dol
lars and twenty cents and buys red
benzine buggy Immediately get to
gether seven dollars and a quarter
and get blue one. In the meantime
the automobile people put white
chalk mark on our houses.
If your wife buys a nearly-sealskin
my wife has to rush and get an almost.
mink with possibly-ermine trimmings,
and the children fill up the holes in
their shoes with putty and exclaim
ooh, doesn't Mamma look sweet in the
fur mackintosh!"
Vanity is worm that eats the lin
ing out OF u pocketbook.
All of which is neither here nor
there. as the engineer said when the
train left the track.
So it's back to that shopping propo-
sition with friend wife.
Our first port of call was the
Maison de Splash, where they trih Il
lpiano cover with a lace curtain and
call it creation"
1t certainly was a gorgeous cozy
corner. that place! The walls were
decorated in soft, harmonious shades
and the floor had an Alfalfa carpet so
Ia woman could faint wherever she
happened to be standing when told
the price of the particular gown she
had picked to win.
! D'Artagnan's grandfather met us at
the front gate and swash-buckled us
into the main Torture Room in the
,Inquisition.
Suffering Savings Banks, such
gowns! Never before have | seen so
many good excuses for woman to
leave nome.
IL the meantime D'Artagnan's
grandfather was splashing French
Hdioms IL al directions until / turned