The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-13
TALK OF THE TOWN


II Special announcement Park theatre
II page 6.--qdv.
II Try our ice cream with fresh fruit
\ DiVrsi Fruit Co.
H Get large American flag for one
coupon and 0sc at The Times office.
H Fresh Tennessee strawberries, Tic per
basket at the Vermont Fruit Store.
II Service, sanitary methods and con-
Il genial atmosphere at Ross Depot square
barber shop.
See adj auction sale of Alex Vissett,
Websterville, Friday, May 10. o. II.
Hale, auctioneer.
Bananas, Is for 25c and Is for Csc; 90
oranges for 25c, at the Vermont Fruit
Store Saturday only.
Bananas, Is for 25c and Is for Csc; 90
oranges for Doc, at the Vermont/Fruit
Store Saturday only.
Remember the food sale at the Presby-
terrain church Saturday, May 10. Sale
from 1880 10 5.--ady.
Mrs. B. J. Terry has returned to her
home in South Ryegate, after passing
several days with friends in this city.
To Rent: June /, six-room cottage,
las Washington street; grown people
preferred. Garden. Mrs. Edith M. Carr.
Miss Dorothy Bixby, waitress at Ho-
| tel Barre, left to-day for Burlington,
where she will attend the wedding of her
sister.
The last meeting of the literature
class will be held in Aldrich hall Mon
day evening, May 10, at 1880. Subject,
"Some Poetical Favorites."
Chief Clerk D. f. Hunt OF White River
junction was in the city yesterday and
gave scheme examinations for the state
of Vermont to the clerks in the Barre
postofice after the close of office hours
last evening.
Beginning Saturday and continuing for
a week there win be a sale OF all chill |
dren's dresses. coats, hats bonnets and |
in fact everything for the little folks,
at the Speciality Shop, 1853 North Main
street. Mrs. Bertha Beattie.
First-cIass auto stage beginning Mon
day, May /, Barre to Hardwick, via
Montpelier, Woodbury., etc. Leave Hotel
Barre $3.50 p. M, Montpelier house 4:30;
arrive in Hardwick at 6 p. m. Return
ing, leave Hardwick at a. m, arrive
Montpelier house at 1890, Hotel Barre
ii a. m. NJ. T. Michaud.
Among the visitors in the city yester-
day and to-day were the following peo-
pie: Charles s. Ferrin OF Burlington,
H. H. Lane of Springfield, Allen NJ
Fletcher and Clifton Greene of Caven-
DISH F. L. Follansby of st. Johnsbury,
+. +. Price Of Grand Rapids, Mich, c. g.
Newton of Burlington, II. H. Blanchard
u
Beattie and L. Bruce of Camden, n. j.. /, ,
j. 4. Bannigan of Manchester, w. n.
II. Putnam of Springfield, H. G.. Elrod
Of st. Adams, Miss Della Lebaron OF
Charles r. Pufer of So,
Me-, and Mr. and Mrs. NJ. G. Bennett Of ,
New Haven, Conn.
John Clair of Bennington, an electri- 4
cal worker, pleaded guilty TO first !
offense when charged With intoxication ,
n city court this morning. Being unable +
10 pay, Clair went to the county Jail n
or ten days George Stacy pleaded gull Il
" to a subsequent oifense and took the Il
alternative sentence in lieu of paying 4
he usual fine and costs OF $685.. Mi n
hael Gavin of Websterville, pleaded =
,uilty to first offense, paid the mini X
mum HllC anu EVsIs VI 1Osoos DuilHE
he night, Stacy, who was locked up
yesterday, became seriously i'll and for n,
everal hours physicians worked over
i'm. He had recovered sufficiently to- :
ay to appear before Magistrate Scott. n
Investigation of the Topsham murder HI
mystery is still in progress and an sddi- iii
ional development came this week when TIL
Anna Felch, widow of the Waits River Hi
armer who was found dead in his sugar Hi
ouse one Sunday morning a few weeks HI
go, was detained by the Orange county Hi
it is said. After the death HI
{ her husband. the woman was with HI
elatives in Bradford fog time. After Hi
brief detention at the hotel in Brad. HI
ord this week she was removed to the Hi
ounty jail in Chelsea, where Williams, iii
ired man employed at the Fetch farm, I'LL
in custody. According to Orange coun ll|l
Y reports Felch's wife has made state iii
tent to Atty. Gen. Barber and States
tty. Frank Williams. An inquest be-
IRE Asst. Judge Henry R. Hayward is III
lid to have brought to light much evil
ence that may figure in the grand jury iii
caring Howard Morgan OF Boston, who III
a. assisted the attorney general in HI
her state cases. is one of the Waits iii