The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-08-06
TALK OF THE TOWN

Silk sale Saturday ut Abbotts.
| Lots OF new goods just received, al
in the sale at Vaughan's.
Another OF the speciates at browns
Pharmacy. Chocolate almond, l0c.
Auction sale of building lot on Orange
street this afternoon at ALSO o'clock. ID
A. Perry, auctioneor
CAROLS orchestra plays for the dance
at Dewey park Saturday evening, instead
of Rowland hall.
Funeral services for William Jopp, one
of the earliest deyotees of soccer football
in Barre, whose death at the home OF
his sister, Mrs. James Gibson, q High
land avenue, Thursday afternoon fol-
lowed prolonged illness, will be held
at his late home, Forsythe place, Sun
day afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev. Edgar
Grassland, pastor of the First Presbyte.
rian church, will ofiiciate. Members of
| Clan Gordon, No. IL, O. S. c., to which
the deceased belonged, and delegation
from the associated football clubs of this
city will attend the funeral. The burial
viii be in Hope cemetery.
J. Ward Carver and Harry III. Patch
returned last night from fishing trip to
Marshfeld with creel OF brook trout
that caused less fortunate disciples of
Izaak Walton to feel the pangs of envy
that inevitably come when a superior
catch is exhibited before the staytat-
homes. Senator Carver and his side part-
ner on the big trout time, struck out
from Marshfeld village in the early aft
ernoon and were soon wrestling with
nF ~. fal fLa4
ing for the day in small brook over
fornenst Molly's falls. In less than two
hours an even dozen trout were tucked
away in the creel and when weighed at
Marshfeld, the IL tipped the beam at 10
pounds. Old fishermen of the corn cob
school of angling told the Barre men
that no bigger trout were ever raised in
Marshfield.
Harry Weber of Hoboken, N. j., who |
claims no kin with the well-known mem
Der of the Webber family. surnamed |
Harry, who also figured in some mo-
mentous doings in his home city some
time since. pleaded guilty before Magis-
trate H. w. Scott in city court to-day
TO a charge of vagrancy. The judge SEN
fenced him TO serve not more than 30
days with minimum of % days in the
house of correction at Rutland, and as
The Hoboken man was unable to pay the
costs of arrest and commitment, his
sentence was heightened to so days. Off
,er John s. Murley was walking along
MS beat in Enterprise alley at 2:30
,'clock this morning when he discerned
i suspicious looking individual in the
ear of the Quinlen block. According to
he officer he was fussing with one OF
he basement windows when interrupted.
Vebber denied having any evil designs
n the window and allowed that his early
lorning scrutiny was in line with "See
america first" policy which he elected
fter leaving Hoboken for the high road
ONE weeks ago.
All classes have been filed for the big
ace meet at the Ayers street driving
ark and the indications are that the
initial attempt of the newly organized
ranite City Driving club to revive the
leing game in Barre tomorrow after
DON win be a moving success. Nearly
score of horses, Vermont and New
hampshire racers, were at the park to-
ay and near noon IL was reported that
large number of entries had been made
Vest Lebanon, n. H., Woodsyille, ~ IT,,
waterbury, Randolph, Barre and North
Iontpelier horses are TO start and there
Jay be others. Although a bit heavy
fter the recent rains, the track was
good shape for the workout to-day
nd old horsemen said the track was
making" fast. Which means that the
,ing viii be good for to.morrow's
rents. As special feature of the meet.
lie management announced to-day that
r. J. g. Whitney Of Montpelier will
i've his green pacing stallion. Hector
ing Thy Locander, 2:02l an exhibition
lie to beat a mark of 2:30. Gene A.
cody of Waterbury, John Devlin Of
ontpelier and John Trow Of this city
III be the judges. y