The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-06-06
TALK OF THE TOWN

H See the wash skirts az Vaughan's.
H New pumps for commencement veal
at Fits.
See the values in ladies' waists al
\ Vaughan's,
\ Square piano for sale. Apply to ". X
Mackay, 81 Washington street; tel. 556'
NJ
A daughter was born to Mr.. md Mrs
A. Mast at 81 Brooklyn street this morn
ing.
Public dance, auspices /. O. f., in X. OF
9. hall Tuesday, June G. Tickets, 35c.
CAROLS orchestra.
Regular meeting OF Bright Star Re-
bekah lodge, No. IL. Wednesday evening,
June 7, at o'clock.
Several more OF those large American
flags (5xSl. Get one for flag day. Cou-
pom and csc at Times office.
Spaulding students and friends are in
vited to the dance in Rowland hall on
Wednesday, June I. Montpelier orches.
ira will furnish music. adv.
George Allen, who has been spending
number OF days in town with friends,
left yesterday noon for Whitefield, \.
H., where he will work for the remainder
of the summer.
! William Milne, who has been employed
in Barre for the past six years, went to
Buffalo, N. Y, yesterday to work. Mr.,
Milne has been employed of late in the
Harrison company's stone works.
The police are investigating matter
brought TO their attention yesterday,
when it is alleged someone stole dime
bank from North Main street store, in
which had been collecting for some time
funds which were to go to a New York
organization to aid the blind who had
been rendered sightless by the war. 1t
is said that goodly number of dimes
had accumulated and also that the thief
is known.
Among the visitors in the city yes
terday and to-day ,ssere the following
people: Mr. and Mrs. j. w. Knox, ir., of
Burlington, A. J. Swanson Of Glens Falls,
n. y, c. +. Gibson of South Ryegate, |
Howard M. Miles Of Burlington, Z. M. |
Noble Of Burlington. Harry J. Smith of
Manchester, n. H., Mr.. and Mrs G. F.
Howell Of Waterbury, Wharton J. Plum |
mer, jr.. of Portland, Me. George ID.
Rundett OF Lowell, l.. G. Adams of Man |
chester, Miss Edith Gibbons of Woods
Vile. n H., and NJ. R, Carew Of Wheel
ing, w. Va.
Rev. Father F. ]. Moore of Worcester,
Mass. continued his series of homiies at
the mission for women in st. Monieas
church last evening, when a large con
gregation was present to hear the cleric
in his second sermon. Father Moore is IA
forceful speaker and his eloquenee is said
to be Of the kind that holds the rapt at
tention of the auditors. II is expected
that the Worcester priest win be joined
this evening by Rev. Father O'Brien, who Il
IS to assist in the weeks mission, and it
is possible that third clergyman will /,
in the services. Until next
when weeks mission for men
begins, there will be daily services for
women at ST. Monica's at and s a. m. /,
Ind again in the evening at 1880 o'clock.
To be bowling easily along the country
highway on a motorcycle and TO have the
rehicle suddenly break at the cross bar
Ind separate into two sections was the
experience OF Paul Lachner. Montpelier
Wells River engineer employed IN
3arre. while returning to his home in
last evening. The wheel
which Mr. Laehner was using was of
ight design and it is thought that the
wo cycles were divorced when the for
ward wheel struck a stone. Mr.. Iachner
vas thrown heavily into the road and
ustained painful bruises about the low
r limbs, The motorcycle, it is feared
vas wrecked beyond repair, although the
emnants of the machine were brought to
he city this morning and hung up in
Depot square hospital for motorcycles.
Ir. Lachner made his way home on
rolley car and returned to Barre this
lorning, although he will not resume
-ork until his bruises are well healed.