The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-27
TALK OF THE TOWN

II Read our ad. about sale OF sampl
II dresses Friday at Vaughan's.
II The missionary circle OF the Uniyel
II salist church will meet with Miss Wheel
II ock Tuesday afternoon, juno ], at 2:3
II o'clock.
Il All barber shops in Barre will renal
closed Monday, May 81, and the usua
H closing hour of $3.50 p. m. Saturday vii
II be observed
II D. j. Morse of fremont street has re
4 turned from New York, where he ha
been spending a few days in the interest
H of the Daylight store.
H The condition of George n. Tilden o
South Main street, who has been dc
Il tanned at home by severe attack OF th'
H grippe, is improving steadily.
II Sale of stamped goods at prices below
cost at Miss Rowcll's Art Store, corner
OF North Main and Pearl street. Regular
Il SOC stamped pillow tops, now 25c.
H A son was born at the City hospita
/ this morning to Mrs. Nellie Roscoe ant
4 the late Il. M. Roscoe, the superintendent
| OF Barre schools, who died April l6. The
| child has been named Edward M.
James Allen of west hill was taken te
L lHG WY ic5pitui HI GIL hihpain1@N 'es''
evening Soon after his arrival he sub
mitted to an operation and to-day his
condition was reported to be as favor
able as could be expected.
From the highlands came stories OF a
heavy frost last night. In Washington
and vicinity water froze, the ridges in
the roads froze hard enough to bear wag-
ons, leaves were nipped and part OF the
early crops were spoiled. Ice was seen in
shallow water in t. is city.
/ Charles Barclay, the Websterville
quarry employee who has been at the City
hospital since he suffered painful burns
in an accident at the Wetmore & Morse
quarry last week, does not seem to i'm
prove as rapidly as had been hoped and
this forenoon it was stated that his con
dition had taken a more serious turn.
Abram Fine, a Maple avenue mercan
tile man, has completed negotiations with
Frank G. Rowland for the purchase of q
large building lot adjoining his homestead
at No. 46. The land has dimensions OF
so and 1870 feet and Mr.. Fine plans to
begin at once the work of erecting two
tenementhouses. Very recently Mr.. Fine
cleared away piece of land in the rear
OF his present residence and laid the
foundation for dwelling.
Barre postal clerks and mail carriers
are still debating the ACCESSIBILITY of
chartering automobiles for trip to Rut |
land Monday. when the Vermont assoeia
ton OF postal employees holds its annual
meeting. Harry Houghton, who was APP |
pointed delegate rom the local branch, |
will be unable to attend. and it is under |
stood that Earl NJ. Lewis has been chosen |
to take his place. Charles Converse. one
Of the carriers. win probably attend the
convention and if enough Others desire
to make the trip, an automobile will be
engaged for the journey over the noun
tans.
Goddard seminary is to play the last
of series of games with the Italian A.
c. at Berlin street Saturday. Sporting
fixtures for Monday in Barre include a
double. header between the Italian A. c.
and the University of Vermont varsity H
team, playing under the name of the
Green Mountain Athletics. There will be
a game in the forenoon and SECOND
match after dinner. Coach Crowthers of
the Vermont team. in communication
to Manager Harry Calcsgni OF the |. A.
G.. TO day, stated that all varsity men
are to play with the @. NJ. A. Goddard
will send its team to Richmond for
double header May 81.
score or more of Barre Pythans.
of Nincitia lodge. No. TO- viii II
leave the city late this afternoon for
Narshfield 20 attend the annual meeting
IF the district comprising Pythian lodges
N Msrshfeld, Groton, Barre, Waterbury |
md Montpelier The trip is TO be made
n autos and among those who expect TO
lttend are: James n. Gall. w. II. Duthie.
P ~ Leayitt, William Mercer. W. W. II
Parry. Arthur s. Martin, A. T.. Camp
,ell Alderman Y. G. t.lysson Perley Carr.
y. r. Lewis, Frank 4. Robinson. X. :
urrier and d. j. Morse. George w. Pen.
liman. past chancellor OF the Massacm III
etts grand lodge. win be- the principal
peaker on a program OF exercises 20
ollow the ceremonial and degree work. II
William Cahill of Montpelier was ar.
aligned before Magistrate II. W. Scott
n city court this forenoon on an intoxi.
alton charge 10 which he entered a plea
{ guilty. IL was a subsequent offense
nd the Judge imposed a SIS fine with III
osts Of s425. Cahill. being unable 10
ay. was accompanied TO the county Jail. II
here be viii serve the alternative sen
enee Of 6s days. Moses Forrest. who
as arrested near The transformer house
n River street Tuesday by Officer Harry
amble. failed 20 make q satisfactory
isclosure. after PLEADING guilty 20 = sub
-quent ofense. The respondent vas CIV
n sentence Of 30 days in the county
~ with an additional fine of SIS and
Dsts amounting 10 $500. lie was unable
. pay and an officer took him 20 ihe
ipitsl last evening.
Joseph Mclaughlin. national president
the Ancient order 81 Hibernisus. who
making a tour NJ Vermont branches o. II
b. order. enjoyed the sights IN and
round Barre to-lsv. memlsers 81 tise ~. :
y order who assisted IN eptcrta fuiHg
CIR president 81 . recsptio. N \. Of q.
~ last evening having succeeded N pff
ia ding him - stsy ~ the CITY snd ipek
gfr The granite industry. Mr. Va.
sughiin caught he first riinpst ~ tire
asrries today. whrn friends escorted
In - Milestone hiu in 81 auton1obfis
sts this sftsrnsou ~ wBl r. 10 pur-
letpn. wheFe Chfttsndsn county HitFr
sns win entertain him this evening and
nigrrsw bis tour IF the ststs vir eud
Fufisns. 81 whifh point ~ wiii ifavs