The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-26
BARRE DAILY TIMES
SATURDAY, JUNE 20, 1915.
The Weather
Sunday probably fair.
TALK OF THE TOWN

II Try our lemon sherbet. Barre Drug C'
II Summer underwear sale at Vaughans
II Pure sugar cream mint Sic at Rus
II sells.
II Cherries on lemon sherbert. Barr
H Drug Co., Depot square.
II free Belle Mead sweets at our sod
II fountain The Barre Drug Co.
HI Untrimmed hats in blue, gray an
\ brown for SOC at Mrs. G. h. Woods.
II Use Pyrox for sprayin. trees and pc
H tatoes. For sale at Kempton Mills.
h A. b. Chandler OF Randolph was anon:
the business visitors in the city yestei
day.
Members of the Barre Citizens banc
will meet at the bandroom Sunday a.
| $50.
Service and sanitation, the watchword;
at Ross sanitary barber shop on Depot
square.
Take home a brick of Russell's dry.
pack ice cream, caramel and vanilla, Csc
a brick.
/ Anniversary sale for one week only, at
Paris Shirtwaist House, beginning Fri
day, June %.
Sadlier's, Keith avenue; hammock,
lawn and porch furniture, refrigerators,
ice chests, etc.
See ad. of auction sale, Upland ave-
nue., June 80, at | p. m. William Riddell.
0. II. Hale, auctioneer.
| Orchestra music at Laws New England
Fruit Store this evening, and a cool
place to enjoy our frozen delicacies.
Miss Gertrude Bailey returned this
morning to her home in Ryegate, after
spending week with friends in the city.
Mrs. w. C. Robins and daughter, Flor
ence, left last evening for their former
home in Stony Creek. Conn, where they
plan to spend the summer.
| Mrs. +. c. Mower, Miss Molle Mower
and Mrs. G. II. Mower of Burlington were
among the motoring visitors in Barre
yesterday, stopping at Hotel Barre.
William NJ. Stewart of the Morse block
was able to be out on the street to-day,
after having been confined to his rooms
with sprained back. Mrs. Stewart re-
mains about the same.
John G. Morrison OF Cambridge, Mass,
and Mr.. and Mrs. George Close and chill
dren of the same city are expected to ar
rive in the city to-day to pass the sum
mer at the Morrison farm on west hill.
Mrs. Mildred Springer and son, Rich
ard who were former residents OF this
city and who have. been making weeks
visit at the home of Mrs. Carl Rollins
and other friends in the city, returned
to their home in North Hartland to-day.
Mrs. G. A. Mosher of Brighton, Mass,
arrived in the city yesterday and is to
pass the summer with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. G. A. Bemis OF Long street.
Next month she will be joined by Mr..
Mosher, who will take his annual vaca-
ton at that time.
"The Tigress," showing at the opera |
house this afternoon and evening, is one
of the best dramatic pictures ever shown
in the city. Madame Petrova, who plays |
the leading role in this feature, is reeog
nized as one of the best dramatic act
resses on the stage to-day.-Adv.
The cooking class under the direction
of the Woman's club will meet at the
vestry Monday at Q a. M,
instead of 10, as announced. The mil
linery class will meet Tuesday morning
at o'clock at Mrs. Shepard's store, and
the sewing class at the Mathewson build.
ing Tuesday at . p. m.
Frank +. Austin. who has been acting
as secretary Of the special deputies squad
organized in Barre last month. to-day
completed his accounting of the cost and
will render a statement of the expenses
10 the mayor and Governor c. w. Gates.
Expense bills accruing from the wages
md other costs incident to the mainte-
rance of a squad which numbered at va
'ious times from $50 men TO an average, =
sgf - I
% $1,000. This sum includes the trans
wages. lodging and boarding
,ills. Local restaurants reaped a har
est while the deputies were in our midst,
me restauranteur having submitted
ill approximating 81 600, while a second
atinghouse presented a statement for
meals nearly as large Other minor en-
ries Of the same kind are made in the
ecretary's report. II - expected that
he total cost OF keeping the deputies will
e shared by the state and city.
Almon -. John, a Berlin farmer whose
lst city court appearance was made just
wear ago to-day. made his annual bow
efore Magistrate II. w. Scott this morn. ,
~ and pleaded guilty TO a subsequent
fense. Questioned by Grand Juror vii
am Nishart, the respondent disclosed
n a Massachusetts, retailer from whom
2 purchased liquor while visiting in the
hub sometime since st. John arranged
, pay the SIS fine and costs Of $500 i'm
osed by the Judge. He was arrested u
asterday by Deputy Sheriff Frank Con. :,
o. One Frank Dushane. who was ar. ~
lsted last night by Constable George l..
Iorris, pleaded guilty 10 a first ofFense A
N arranged 20 nav the minimum fine