The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-17
TALK OF THE TOWN
Colored and white waists only 69c a
Abbott's.

Ill Use fyrox Ior spraying trees ana pc
II tatoes. For sale at Kempton Mills.
II Friday will be balloon day at the Til
den Shoe Co. Read their advertisement
Grand Juror William Wishart is pass.
H ing few days in Boston and vicinity
on business.
Don't overlook the fact that you need
II a piano for the summer months Get one
II at Bailey's, Ia Elm street.
II Miss Abbe G. Monkey of Park street
II has gone to Randolph, where she is spend
II ing week with relatives.
II Miss Mary Tomasi, a student at Smith
II college, arrived yesterday and is visiting
II at her home in this city during her sum-
II mer vacation.
II Miss Velma Coffin returned to-day to
II her home OIL Washington street, after
attending the annual alumni ball in Wa
H terbury Monday evening.
II MIR. and Mrs James B. Hall of Bos-
H ton arrived in the city yesterday for
H visit at the home of Mrs Halls mother,
H Mrs. John Mcdonald, of Liberty street.
H Mr.. and Mrs. Z. A. Aldrich and Miss
Elizabeth Bycraft of Graniteville are
H passing few days with friends in st.
Adams, having made the trip by auto
mobile.
Home-cooked food sale at the Heddng
church on Saturday beginning at 2:30
\ P. m. Telephone orders for baked beans,
brown bread, cakes, pies and doughnuts
| to 33l-W.
| The only fountain In Barre where You
can buy these drinks: Grape fizz punch,
Be; fruit sherbert punch, &c; wild cherry
| punch, Be; orange cream puff, Toe.
browns Drug Store.
Miss Beatrice Beach, who has been
engaged as a teacher in.the graded school
at Highgate Springs, has completed her
duties there for the summer and is at
her home on upper Prospect street
Mrs. Mabel Osborne of Washington
street left to-day for Milton, Mass,
where she will have charge of Camp
Winnisquam, summer camp for the
boys from the Huntington school in Bos-
ton.
! Charles Mccarthy of ii Summer street |
arrived yesterday from Augusta Me-,
where he and Percy Cowie, another Barre |
boy, have been employed during the win
ter. Mr.. Mccarthy is visiting his moth
er, Mrs. Mary Mccarthy, for few |
days before returning.
| Mrs III. A. Cramton and daughter, Mrs.
ID. w. Ames, and the latter's son, Ches--
ter Ames, who have been guests of Rev.
and Mrs. W. j. NJ. Beattie of fremont
street for few days, went this morning
to Mortified, where they will make a
brief visit with MISC Helen A. Cramton,
librarian at Norwich university, before
returning to their home in Enosburg
Falls.
Henry c. Whitaker of Chicago, edi-
tor and general manager of the Monu- ,
mental News, who has been absent on
trip 10 Massachusetts, and Rhode Island.
in the course of which he attended the
annual outing of the New England as
ISOLATION of cemetery superintendent in
Providence, has returned TO Barre for
a visit with his father, DR.. +. B. Whita-
ker OF Merchant street.
Reports from the hospital in Montpel- I
Ter indicate that the condition of vii.
liam A. Quinn, a Goddard seminary in. I
Nor and one OF the all-round athletes
when the school on the hill is in session. I
Is making a favorable recovery from an Z
operation to which he submitted Mon.
day. On the morning following his ap-
N'aeHNN ~ tht HiiLt COnltst
at Goddard last week, Mr.. Quinn went
to the hospital and prepared to be oper-
ated on for hernia. A physicians dag. s.
nosis developed the information that a
chronic case of appendicitis needed more Il
immediate attention and in the opera.
tion this week, the young mans appen. a
dix was removed. After he has con.
yalesced for time, he will undergo an n
operation for hernia. Mr.. Quinn's home q
ia in Rochester, Mass. N
Thefts alleged to have been committed a
on wholesale by juveniles about the =
city were reported TO police headquar. q
tiers yesterday and an hours investiga y
tion on the part of the officers convinced T"
them valuables had been taken on a
sizeable scale. A North Main street =
man, who makes a business OF gathering -
old metal, rubber boots, debated auto
tires and the like, seems 10 have been =
the heaviest loser. lie complained Of =,
missing a quantity Of copper wire for
which he had paid fancy price in order >,
% secure a big consignment of il. Two
roung fellows who have been admon. -
shed by the police in days past for :,
reading too near the twilight rome in the ~
natter OF law violations were sum.
noned TO the police station for a confer. ~
nee. "
Deputies who have been mustered az or,
ity hall for the past three weeks are IA
nioying a good BIT Of fun AZ the expense
{ one Of their number who went 10 mi
iontpelier yesterday ostensibly for the tee
urpose OF aiding the capital authorities DO
! handling ne big circus day crowd "a,
N anonymous call over the telephone me
as the means employed 20 inform the da.
oung deputy that he was 10 secure wa
inform and report 81 ono 10 the coun. He
: sheriff. Some Of the brother aides tai
the police station assisted in logging me
i'm out IN some of the cast of rament alt
the regular officers and with the out pro
surmounted by a police helmet which MI
a. worn for the last time. perhaps in b.
'g2 the deputy hailed q iitney bound ]
Y Montpelier. Arriving at the sherif's fur
bee bis surprise was not greater than con
= ehsgrin. when that Official informed wo0
m that the call must have been a joke are
a that the capital police had not felt >p'
. necessity 81 eping out ~ town for has
lsisiance Against heavy odds. the nis
putty y tryine hard 70 forget the IN oAl
dent. con
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