The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-04-12
TALK OF THE TOWN
April II, Easter sale.adv.
Maccabee baZanr. Apil 27. 2S az

April IL, Easter sae-adv.
Maccabee bazaar, April ~, 2s and 20.
adv.
New goods received all go in the great
sale at Vaughun's.
Auction sale at Kenyon store tonight
starts at o'clock adv.
| Leonard l.. Hutchins has moved from
80 Branch street to SO South Main street.
At Pavilion Theatre o-night-"The
Strange Case of Mary Page" with other
pictures
At F. II. Rogers & Co. this week, one
case gray sweaters, SOC each. A good
work coat and one-h half the price OF
| frock
The girls of the Baptist church who
are in the exercise, "Victory," are asked
TO meet for rehearsal Wednesday night
at 7 o'clock.
Peter MacQueen lectures on Scotland"
in Barre opera house Friday evening,
April Ia. Tickets 25c, on sale at browns
Wednesday morning.
Supt. S. c. Hutchinson of the Mont !
pelier public school system was the guest |
of Supt. c. H. White of the Barre schools |
yesterday and spent the day in observ-
ing the work in many of the buildings. |
ne tioTiSleIS ol lut NHuftu VI the /
Good Shepherd will hold their annual |
sugar party in the vestry this evening at
7 o'clock. New sugar on snow, with all
the fixtures, will be served. Every mem
Der present.
The Maccabees will hold another 500
and whist party at X. of p. hall Thurs
day night. Prizes will be given for both
500 and whist. Lunch will be served on
the European plan, same as, before. The
affair is public and everyone is welcome.
adv.
Among the visitors in the city yester
day and to-day were the following peo-
pie: Charles f. Young Of Burlington, a
former resident of Barre, ]. j. Kirby of
Springfield, Miss Eda Craig of Enfield,
n. H. f. w. Preston of STAFFORD, NJ. c.
Flanders of Tunbridge, NJ. Peter Cum
of Boston, J. w. Parker of Bur
lngton, J. A. Hunt of Springfield and ,
+. p Cheney Of Rutland.
An art exhibit will be held in How. /,
land hall on the afternoon and evening
Of April 20, under the direction Of the ,
Barre Woman's club. A collection OF !
pottery loaned by the General Federation /,
of Clubs will be shown, also specimens
Of art work in oils, water coors. pencil
and modelling executed by local people 5
viii be exhibited. The exhibit will be Il
open to the public and no admission will ?
be charged Everyone viii be cordially a
welcomed Will anyone having pictures !
they are willing to loan for the occasion 1
xindly confer with Miss Tilden, s North p
street?
"Cider George" Benjamin, On the outs .,
With the beverage that has made him ia n
nous in Barre. Woodbury. Bethel and !,
went the whole way with 4
more fiery fluid yesterday and was gath u
red in by Chief Sinclair at the Montpe !
Ter & Wells River station around 3 4
o'clock When arraigned before Magis !
rate II W. Scott this morning BEN !,
amin pleaded guilty to a subsequent Of i
ense and disclosed on two river jacks 4
whose names he was unable to furnish !"
Magistrate Scott sent him to the county !.
all for 30 days and imposed a fine of SIS !,
nd costs, which the respondent will !
robably pay with an additional Jail
entence William J. johnson, who was =
rrested BY Officer John w. Dineen last .
light, pleaded guilty to first offense H
nd went to jail for 10 days in lieu of
aying the minimum fine and costs Of
$50
Local buyers predominated with gen
rous sprnkling of Randolph Brantree
nd Moretown purchasers at the Davis s
Eirtin sale of the Mlham farm stock on
he Fred Gale farm, Cobble hill, yester
ay. The stock was transferred to Cob
lie hill from the Milham farm in East
where disastrous fire dc
.royed the buildings several days ago.
through the auctioneer's ring l04 head I
stock cattle passed, prices ranging
ON S35 to 1921 for stock cows Here
-e some of the figures; ] registered calf.
"a; six month-old bull, $50; four year
d bull. sos; II head of cows averaged
Y each; II head of three year olds
ieraged $40; eight head of yearings
ieraged S53 Grade calves brought from
2 to $40. D. A. Perry Of this city
ted as auctioneer. An interesting ex
,siton Of the Qucensbury rules, which
,veloped among the spectators, Was
e of the side features of the sale.