The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-03-30
TALK OF THE TOWN

Velvet ribbons at Abbott's.
See the new silk dresses at Naughan's
Look for Shea's rubber ad., page Add
New lot Of ladies' high.heel rubbers by
express. Rogers Walk Over Boot Shop
We are closing out our entire line OF
dog collars at one.half price. n. d.
Phelps Co.
Charles II. Kenerson OF Church street
is able TO be out OF doors, after an illness
of three weeks
Sadlier's Keith avenue Baby garages,
go-carts and sulkies. See our up-to-date
tray wagons. adv.
We do not recommend cheap rubbeis,
hut we have them for those that want
them. Tilden shoe Co.
We have the best line Of finger rings
in the city. All new patterns. Come in
and look them over. Bell and Houston.
adv.
New sugar on snow, plain doughnuts
and pickles will be served in the vestry
of the Universalist church tomorrow
from 5 TO p. m.-adv.
| W. p. Elrod and S. S. Russell of st. Al
bans, officials of the Central Vermont
| railroad, were among the visitors in the
city yesterday and today.
Mrs. Ella Cole of Seminary street is
detained at home by illness. Mrs. Spence,
who has been i'll some time is making
steady progress toward recovery.
Miss Kate Oliver of Williamstown be
gan work this morning in the office of
Dr. d. c. Jarvis in the Rowland block.
Miss Ruth Waterman still retains her
position as office assistant.
Attention is called to the auction sale
for Harry Whitney at the Leslie Gle
farm in Williamstown tomorrow after
noon. A nice lot of stock will be offered,
also quantity of hay, FIVE horsepower
gasoline engine. etc. See adj. on page Z.
d. A. Perry, fundamentally.
Romeo Scampini, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Seampini of Berlin street, who re-
ceiyed severe injuries in stoneshed acct
dent several weeks ago, Is making en-
couraging progress toward recovery.
Young Scampini is still at the City hos
pital, whittier he was removed soon after
the accident
When sessions are resumed at Spauld /
ing high school Monday, candidates for
baseball will receive the first call to hte |
colors from Coach G. l.. Brown. Material !
for team wei up to Spaulding's aver
age is available this year and with a
sprinkling of players who have had ex-
perience in interscholastic games Coach /
Browns task Of building up a team that
will creditably represent the high school
shond be considerably lightened. "Mec
ca" Smith is captain of the 1916 team
and the manager is Walter McHugo. The
latter is accommodating data for u SEIZED
ule, which is to be announced within a
few days
An epidemic Of anonymous letters at
city hall is causing as little concern
among the recipients as unsigned con
tributions to the newspaper usually de-
serve. AT the office of the city court
received have censured
the authorities for alleged inactivity in
to justice yiolators OF the law.
Some of the letters go 40 far as to hint
hat the officials have connived with law
breakers in high places, while Others de- ,
plore the alleged injustice Of combining
structures to people in lower stations of
life. For the benefit of persons who are
addressing themselves to the authorities.
t is stated that the grand juror and the /
,ourt as well as the officers are ready and
nave always been ready to proceed when
ever there is evidence that viii lead to
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