The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-08
TALK or THE TOWN

II ers.
II Caramel and vanilla ice cream at Re
II Cross Pharmacy to-day.
II Mrs. J. o. Beckey of Essex street
H confined to the bed with tonsiltis.
II Vestrymen of the Church of the Goo
II Shepherd will meet at the church thi
H evening at o'clock.
III The Unversalist ladies' union bushes
II meeting will be held Wednesday after
noon at $3.50 in the church parlor.
H School children are requested to brin,
H their specimens to the library now tina
II the public schools are about ready t.
close
| This IL acres is to be sold and you car
| buy it. just off the main road from
Barre to Montpelier. Vermont Real Els
tate & Insurance Co.
The mattresses for the banquet Thurs
day evening are requested to be present
at the hall at o'clock. Mrs. Murray
Love has charge of engaging them.
Charles A. Brown of jefferson street is
absent on an extended business trip
through the Middle West in the interests
of the granite manufacturing firm OF
Brown 4 Carroll.
/ The auction sale Of stock and fixtures
of the Perry & Camp store continues this
evening at 7 o'clock. Lots of good bar
gains and all goods must be closed out.
d. A. Perry, auctioneer.
The auction sale of stock and fixtures
of the Perry & Camp store continues this
evening at o'clock. Lots OF good bar
gains and all goods must be closed out.
| d. A. Perry, auctioneer.
The first quarterly conference of the
Hedding church will take place to-mor-
row "wednesday at 1880 p. m. Writ
ten reports will be expected of all those
at the head of the different departments
of the church. Every member of the con-
| ference is expected to be present. Rev.
R. F. Lowe of st. Johnsbury will be in at
| tendance.
All members of the junior and primary
departments OF the Congregational Sun,
day school are asked to be sure end at
tend the rehearsals of the week Wedges
day afternoon directly after school anu
Saturday afternoon at o'clock. Notice
that the next rehearsal WI. be Wednes
day instead of Thursday, as previously
announced as the day has been changed.
The Spaulding high school commence
ment events will start this evening with
prize speaking at the opera house. On
Wednesday evening the annual concert
and ball given by the alumni will be held
in Rowland hall; on Thursday afternoon
class day exercises will be held at the
opera house; on Thursday evening the
annual banquet of the alumni associa-
ton; and on Friday evening the gradual
ing exercises will be held at the opera
house.
The graduating exercises OF the com
mercial department of Goddard seminary
will be held at the school this evening
when Congressman Frank Plumley o.
Mortified will be the speaker. The two
honor students in the commercial class
are Barre girls, Miss Mary Donetti being
first and Miss Nellie Bottigi second. An
innovation will be made at the class day |
exercises TO be held Wednesday after |
noon, the exercises being planned for out
doors for the first time. A place under |
the trees on the campus has been chosen
and there viii be plenty OF seats for all
when the exercises commence at 3 o'clock. |
Paul Pitkin OF Cabot is TO be the orator
of the day. On Wednesday evening will |
come the annual concert by the musical
department An event scheduled for
Thursday afternoon. following gradua
ton. will be the final baseball game OF
the season with the Italian A. c., played
at 4 o'clock.
An interlude in the arraignment Of
breach of peace respondents at the city
court room this morning furnished the
authorities an opportunity 10 dispose Of
the cases against Trueman Miles, charge
with petty larceny of bundle Of rags
from one John Fibish. a representative OF
the house Of Israel who lives in Montpe
lier. ON warrant issued by Grand tur.
Dr. William Wisbart. he man was ar
rested by Chief Sinclair. A plea Of not
guilty. made on his original arraignment
was withdrawn by Miles to-day through :
his attorney. Y. Ward Carver. In its
.tead a plea of guilty was substituted
md a fine Of 81 and costs Of Sll so i'm.
posed. the respondent arranging 10 pay. 1
south Main street and Montpelier wit I
lesses subpoenaed to the hearing wer, :
aid and discharged. II was claimed that ,
be respondent took rags from the ped
Hers cart and gave them 10 his sister. !
sho, in turn. resold them 20 Fibish. !
When the latter recognized the rags he !
omplained to the police and an investl.
alton followed.
Barre physicians and possibly number I
4 their patients plan 10 be IN the capital :
friday for the cancer clinic 90 be- given n
" Dr. William seaman Bainbridgc Of 4,
,ew York aud Dr. Jonathan Wainwright =
Z scranton. Pa. both Of whom have
1ade an extensive study Of the subject /,
nd are vel prepared to give the best al =
ice available. The purpose Of the clinic. !,
. outlined 10 the local physicians who
ave interested themselves in tho visit 81
b. specialists 10 Montpelier. is both !,
persti,e and consulting Anyone desir : :
1g either 10 arrange for = consultation !
q q possible operation should make ar
augements through some 81 the local =
hysicians. u = tie desire ~ the com
Iistee IN charge ~ the clinic that the =
uhiic should understand that ths meet =
1e is hold primarily for the iensft ~ y
10 people. - sn sfort is beng made - =
rouss public opInion - the uscessisy IF .
= early diagnosis N osncer casrs. II