The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-20
TALK OF THE TOWN

= Look az Sheas shoe ad. on page d.
Adv
y. New belts, black and white silk hose
at Vaughan's
g Special cleanup sale rancoats ONLY
Si.0s at Abbott's.
0 The Salvation Army will hold an open
air service at lower Graniteyile thi,
/. evening at $50.
Frank Greenwood will leave the city
Y this evening for Elyria, o., where he
a has secured employment.
Sunshine cookie demonstration going
/, on this week at Eastman Bros Special
, prices during the weekday.
Matthew Haley of Maple avenue has
returned to Barre, after spending sew
eral days in New York City on business.
Ice cream served at the Congregational
! church during the concert Wednesday
night. A social hour follows the concert.
r. w. Granett of Maiden, Mass, ar
rived in the city this morning and will
pass the remainder Of the summer here.
\ DIR. j. w. Stewart of West street has
returned from Burlington, where he has
been attending the school OF health Off
GERS.
The woman's association of the Con.
gregatonal church will hold an impor-
tsnt business meeting in the church par
Tors Wednesday at 2:3o p. m. Members
are urged to be present.
Mr.. and Mrs G. H. Kenerson and Mrs.
w. j. oliver and two children Of Church
street and Mr., and Mrs. Harley Kenerson
and two children of Averill street have
returned from West Danville, where they
have been spending week in camp at
Joe's pond
Tomorrow afternoon at Rangers field
on Berlin street the business men viii
play the professional men at baseball,
the proceeds to 90 toward the mainte-
nance OF the Fairgrounds in Barre. G. Fl.
Wishart is slated to do the hurting for
one aggregation and he will be opposed, |
it is expected, by Max Fisher.
The Barre Citizens band will give the
fifth of its open-air concert series in city
park Wednesday evening. Ii weather
conditions should happen to be unfavor-
able, the band management will try to
book the concert for another night this
week. According to tentative arrange
mtHlb Hhutg bilt iDNdi II 10 lnt
music for the outdoor concert to be Civ
en- at Benjamin falls next Sunday after
noon under the auspices OF the Barre g.
Montpelier Traction 4 Power Co.
Brown Carroll, Depot square granite
were compelled to shut
down their plant this morning when a
power line which aids in propelling the
derrick suddenly snapped asunder The |
mishap occurred soon after the whistle
sounded at o'clock and the men were ,
notified at once of the shutdown. Elec.
trieians from the Consolidated Lighting
Co. were on the scene this forenoon and
pleted in time TO resume operations by
tomorrow morning.
Two respondents facing intoxication
,harges were arraigned before Magistrate
II. w. Scott at the threshold of busy
lay in court this morning. Matthew 4
)'Brien of Bangor, Me-, and Moretown, J
Who said he had been teamster at I
me time, pleaded guilty TO a subsequent )
'ffense and will probably serve an alter !
lative sentence Of 90 days in the county
all, as the SIS fine and costs assessed
lin were not forthcoming. 0'Brien was
rrested late last night by Officer John
v. Dineen. w. J. Hall, who was ar
ested near the Northern hotel by Officer :
David Henderson early this morning, !
loaded guilty 10 first offense and paid !
he minimum fine and costs. Z
Definite action on any and all over !
ures made by g. j. Goodkowski OF York Z
leach, Me-, for an extension of the time
Then he chose TO sign a contract for the \
,ase Of the Barre opera house, will prob 2
bly, be taken by the city council at its !
ocular fortnightly session tonight. =
inee the last meeting, when the city z
Jerk was instructed to send something \
Tat would sound good deal like an 2
ltimatum to Mr. Goodkowski, there has <
cen development or two that may \
lange the councils watchful waiting Z
olicy where Mr.. Goodkowski is con 3
'rned. Among other matters TO be con 2
dered by the council is the report Of Z
Ne aldermanic committee of the whole !
/ the petition of Merchant street peo- 2
e for water and sewer privileges at <
le cast end Of that thoroughfare. q
Under the auspices OF the Socialist 10. 3.
ls in Barre, Oscar Ameringer, better
nown among the propaganda workers
the Kansas farmer, addressed a gath
ing Of men from the music stand in
ty park last evening. MFR. Ameringer
I'VE a comprehensive narrative of what
e cause has done in the past, what u =;
doing az the present time and It's -
ans for the future. The speaker was O..
troduced by Secretary Fred w. sutton y
the Quarry Workers international a..
citation Mr.. Ameringer il 20 spend w
veral days in Barre and vicinity. To. he
ght he has made arrangements TO speak
Graniteyille az an open-air meeting WI
hich members Of the party IN that VII. tic
&c have planned. Tomorrow evening w
expects to give another open air dis. se'
urse in city park before the band con. ho'
n. BE