The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-06
BARRE DAILY TIMES
SATURDAY, MAY 9, 1916.
The Weather
Sunday probably fair.
TALK OF THE TOWN
Remnant sale at Knights.

| Remnant sale at Knights.
| New summer gloves at Vaughan's.
Read Park theatre adj. on page 6-adv.
Delicious lemon cream sherbet at
browns.
Buy lace and hamburg insertions at
Knights.
Children's coats on sale $780, So up,
at Vaughan's.
Caramel ice cream to-day at the Red
Cross Pharmacy.
Tonight, opera house, "Life's Shop
Window" Good cast.--adv
Monday specials at I'ilden Shoe Co.'S
each week. See window.--adv.
Free sweet pea seeds to the ladies Wis
iting the Red Cross Pharmacy to-day.
| Walter Gave OF Orange is week
guest of his brother, A. j. Cave of Elm
street.
Charles Villa of Berlin street returned
to the city this morning, after spending
several days in Boston on business.
Frank h. Comoli left the city this
morning for South Ryegate, where he is
passing the week end with relatives.
The rejuyenated Italian A. G. VS.. Dart
mouth Independents at the Berlin street
grounds Saturday afternoon at o'clock.
We will serve as a special orange sher-
bet, fresh strawberry, vanilla, maple wal
nut and pistaehio ice creams. Z. NJ
Laws.
Miss Hattie Lander returned last even
ing from a few days visit at the home
of her brother, Edison Lander, OF Leba-
non, N. II.
Guy Reed OF New York arrived in the
nif laut fa~ Eau fla ,ycf riG
at the home of his sister, Mrs. Fl. U. |
Cass of Washington street
Students of Spaulding high school held |
an enjoyable leap year dance in Rowland I
hall last evening. Music was furnished
by the high school orchestra.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Averill, Miss Eula
Ayerill, and Mrs. Noble Love and son,
Kendall, returned last night from a stay
Of year and a half in California.
Baseball at the Berlin street grounds
Saturday afternoon at o'clock. ltal-
ian A. G. VS.. Dartmouth Independents.
The first real test of the season for the
/. A. C.
Help the girls to furnish their dormi-
tory. They'll show you good time at
the hospital ball Wednesday, May 10, at
Rowland hail. Tickets, gentlemen, 81;
ladies, Soc. II
Sale now on In the Bolster block, 337
North Main street We still have large ,
stock to close out, including cash register, !
one Hobart electric sausage cutter, two
coffee mills and many other fixtures. c.
B. Croft. :
The May Procession and Growing at
st. Monica's church Sunday evening, May
al Al II L he
auspices of the Senior Sodality OF the
Blessed Virgin. General holy commun- L
on for all the members of the sodality r
viii be held at Q o'clock mass Sunday q
6
Weafer and Comolli in a dual come e
,ack role at the Berlin street grounds II
saturday afternoon, Italian A. c. VS.. il
Dartmouth Independents. Johnston and f
stuart viii appear in the lineup OF the s.
A. c. and Pat Willard will twirl for t
he Independents t
Through the Bethel representative,
" w. Perkins. the d. A. Perry Real Es- =
ate agency sold for Mrs. Hattie f. Eng I,
sh of Bethel, her farm in Bethel, to =
hyde w. Bowen. The farm contains 300 .
ores and is known AS the johnson prop :
rty Mr.. Bowen plans to move to the .x
arm at once. =
Among the visitors in the city yester &
ay and to-day were the following peo q
le: H. w. Dionne of st. Adams, II. P.
rindle Of Burlington, G. r McEwan d
Albany, n. Y, ). Henry Phalcn of 81
Iolyoke, Mass, H. C. Blackinton OF a
rovidence, r. LII. A. Holcomb of Fort n
Iorth, Texas, ]. Fl. Mullaney of Utica, u
!. ", H. b. Mcdonald Of Boston. 3
Two assignments for intoxication II
ere entered on the city court records
lis forenoon, the arrests having been II
ade by Officers T. S. Murley and David II
yesterday. Oscar larsen 81
eaded guilty to first eifense and paid 4
le minimum fine and costs of $685.. d
hen brought before Magistrate H. w. n
,ott James F. kirton acknowledged "a
bsequent offense and paid Sl5 fine "A
ID costs aggregating S705. 3,