The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-08-15
TALK OF THE TOWN
,ale silk gloves at vanghan's.

| sale SILK gloves at vaughan :.
Cash paid for old gold and silver. F. F.
Burr.
Mary Pickford in Poor Little Pep.
pima Park theatre to-night.-adv.
Mrs. Dora Aldrich of Mortified was
among the business visitors in the city
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Perry of Plain
field were business visitors in the city
this morning
Miss Belle Nelson returned from
Mortified yesterday after spending the
week end with friends.
! The business office OF the Vermont Tel.
& Tel. Co. will be closed Wednesday
Aug. 49, legal holiday.
Miss Blanche Spaulding left yesterday
for Waterbury, Conn, where she viii
visit relatives for two weeks.
George LeClare returned yesterday
from Windsor, where he has been visiting
friends for the past two days.
Mrs. Marian Mcdonald left yesterday
for Sherbrooke, p. O., where she will
visit friends and relatives for two weeks.
The Misses Irene and Elizabeth Calde-
rara left yesterday noon for Milford,
Mass, where they will visit relatives for
two weeks.
Mrs II. A. Holt and Miss Blanche
Russell returned to their homes in this
city yesterday after spending the past
week in camp at Joe's pond.
John Bishop, who has been visiting
relatives for the past two weeks on
North Seminary street, left this morning
for his home in Concord, n II.
friends in East Barre for the past week,
passed through the city this noon while
en- route to his home in Winooski.
Walter Adams, formerly clerk in the
Homer Fits store, now of the McGinnns
store in Worcester, Mass, is spending |
few days visiting old friends in the city |
Mrs. Frank Sturgin of Montreal, P. O., |
passed through the city last night while |
en- route for Graniteyille, where she will |
visit at the home of her daughter Mrs. |
John Mcfarland
Invitations have been issued by The
Italian Gaiety club for another of it's
series of private dancing assemblies, to
be held at Dewey park on the evening
of Friday, Aug. 25. The dance will
probably be the last outdoor gathering
Of its kind this season. although Il corn
roast is to be held in September, and
the dances viii be continued indoors dur
ing the fall and winter. The following
committee has charge of the arrange
nents: Miss Mary Giovlnelli, Miss inez
Naberini, Miss Emma Gerbetti, Antonio
colombo, Dante Peduzzi and Victor Biz
,ozZero of Montpelier. A local orchestra
las been, engaged to play for next weeks
lance. |
Smith & Cummings received over the
Montpelier & Wells River railroad this
loon man eating shark which will be {
hown in their display window for day
II two. He is one of the regular man.
ating sharks that we have been reading s
bout in the Boston and New York pa Z
'ers as being a peril to human life along
he Atlantic coast from Maine to Flori- '
Ia. The fish is a monster, measuring {
en- feet in length and weighs $50 pounds, j
aving a thick body from the head to
within foot of the tail when it tapers r
own suddenly to almost nothing. The o
bark was caught off the coast of Cape y
cd and has the honor of being the first n
0 ever explore inland as far as Barre o
States Attorney Frank S. Williams of c
y duibtur " iip was Oit VI the PROSECUTORS T.
n the trial of Otis Williams, convicted Y
murder in the second degree at Chel- y
ca last month, is visiting friends in the a
ity for few DAYS. Mr.. Williams states p
hat exceptions taken by counsel for the n
espondent have been filed and viii prob n
bly, be argued in supreme court in n
hort time. No exceptions were taken is
D the admission of Williams confession, 7
was stated. The respondent was tax il
n to Windsor TO begin life 'rm on h
he Saturday after sentence was pro-
ounced. According to the authorities, "
e made no statement during the trip 81
, the state prison and has been reticent n
yer since his Incarceration. Mrs Joseph q,
elch, jointly indicted with Otis for the n,
urder of her husband at Topsham April IN
?, is said to have made a statement n,
tier she was informed of the sentence m
nposed on her alleged aceompliee. n.