The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-09
TALK OF THE TOWN


H Vaughan's.
H Silk waists in plain and stripes. rarit
H Shirtwaist House.
Il Don't fail to see the solution of "Tht
/ Million Dollar Mystery" at the Pavilion
4 to -day.-Adv.
H Edward Burke returned yesterday from
H Woodsville, N. H., where he has been
\ visiting for few days.
H Lee Maiden of West street left this
morning for Burlington, where he will
H spend the week end visiting friends.
\ S. Chester Stone of Albany, N. Y, was
in the city yesterday on business. He
returned home yesterday afternoon.
| Mrs. Benjamin Sartell left the city
| yesterday for Redstone n. H., where she
will make visit of several days with
relatives.
Mrs. Vernon Osgood who has been vfs-
itng in Barre and Williamstown since
Monday, returned this morning to her
home in Stowe.
The regular meeting of the boy scouts,
troop four, is postponed this week. The
boys will have the gymnasium from 7
to $3.50 this evening.
Robert Andrews of Orange is spending
a few days at AZ Elm street. Mr.. An
Smith Martin of Plainield.
II Terence Mcclure OF Graniteville was
visitor in the city this morning while on
his way to Sherbrooke, z. q, Tor an ex-
tended visit with relatives.
! Mr.. and Mrs. G. o. Grimes of Burling
ton arrived yesterday and will visit for
several days with Mr. and Mrs. Z. b.
Wiley of South Main. street.
NJ -
who has been visiting relatives in Bos-
ton, Holyoke and Great Darlington,
Mass has returned TO the city.
! c. ID. Bruce left to-day for Redstone,
| n. H., where he will visit relatives for a
few days before leaving Tor New York
/ City, where he will be employed.
The Ministers Monday club of Barre
and Montpelier will meet at the Bap-
fist church in Barre next Monday morn
ing at l0:30. Rev. j. w. Barnett viii
give paper on "The Yellow Peril
The literary class OF the Barre Won
ans club will meet in Aldrich hall this
evening. at 1880 o'clock. Mr.. Jackson
will discuss Victor Hugo as dramatist.
Mrs. Victor Beaulac OF 40 FarTell
street underwent successful operation
at the City hospital this forenoon. This
afternoon her condition was reported to
be favorable.
The Boston Fruit Store will reopen to- |
morrow morning, after having been clc~s q
three weeks We will have fresh line |
of confectionery, fruit and cigars and |
welcome all our old customers again. J. |
Colombo proprietor.
George II. Stuart of Spaulding street, |
who has been confined to the house for |
several weeks by an attack of pneu-
monia, continues To recover his health
although the improvement noted is not
rapid.
The condition Of Mrs. j. Henry Jack
son shows no improvement aud her re-
covery now seems very doubtful. A Sc
we're cold two weeks ago severely taxed
an already weak heart ard a dropsical
condition followed, especially involving
the lungs.
Signers TO the subscription list for the
appearance Of the Boston English Opera
Go. at the opera house Thursday. April
IS, can secure their seats at browns to-
night at o'clock. This .4st closes at u
O'Clock tonight. The public saie opens
Monday night.
Mrs. Inez Goodrich. who underwent an
operation at the Mary Fletcher hospital
in Burlington sometime ago, was accom-
panied to Barre yesterday by Mrs. Annie
Taylor of North Main street. Mrs. Good.
rich will remain in this city for few {
days before returning TO her home in
Cabot
Last evening at the home OF Miss Lena
Pitkin on jefferson street party was d
given in honor OF Miss Gertrude German,
-. ~ - ,-f.fttuss l.. fss... 81.
4 few DAYS. A social time WAS enjoyed q
in the form of games and music, aud \
late in the evening a lobster supper was a
served.
Farmers who came 10 the city to-day :
to market what little maple sugar their :
orchards have produced this spring. were
not at all optimistic in their views with r
regard TO the size OF the saccharine crop !.
rom the naples. The windswept trees
ire already showing signs Of drying up.
4 is said. and nothing but real snow
torn will redeem the season. Latterly,
here has been a small flow Of sap on
very warm day, but the absence Of
nov and sharp frosts has kept the trees
rom yielding a normal run. The sugar
makers are not lacking for help around
he sap works these days. Barre men
(, 30 Afr ioffed bA inuu-tfial conditions
o remain idle. have offered their services y
q the farmers in a large number OF in =
tanccs.
Albert Boulerice. an inmate AZ the city !,
arm on the Merchant street extension. n
vas arrested az the east end 81 Pearl
trcct last night by Officer John ". Di- g
leen. who pressed an automobile into r.
erFice in bringing his man 10 heaaquar
ers. Officer Harry Gamble, WHO came 20
ifiicer Dineen's ASSISTANCE when il he
anne evident that Boulerice was not IN a A
ondition 90 WAX alone 70 the police
Was compelled % deal
harply with one or two spectators who
roposed 10 Instruct the officers a. 60
0w the mar should make the police sta
ION trip under escort. This morning.
.oulerice When arraigned before Judge
i ". Scott. pleaded guilty 10 q third
fensr and Furnished a disclosure. Sen
snce IN bic cuse vas suspended uhiie the
mc,rs invest gatei THE disclosure M
lnformatious against Mrs. Iuey Wee
1n and Wesley North both Of More
lun wio wers arrested in this city last
eek On statutory charges. were sled in
asi,inetgn county court YESTERDAY ~
tates Attoruev y. p. Gleason. B0th