The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-08-22
TALK OF THE TOWN

Cleanup sale of summer goods thi
week at Vaughans.
Stovepipe and elbows, all kinds o
stove blackings, stoves, repairs of al
kinds. 4. A. Prndle Co.
Deputy Sheriff Z. C. Kent of Randolph
was among the business visitors in th'
city yesterday and to-day.
Harold Bell Wright's new book, "Wher
Mans a Man" on sale at Martins
Book Store; also "The Eyes of the
World at SOC.
Mrs. W. F. Gibbs Of South Barre left
o-day for Laeonia, n. H., where she il
10 assist Capt. and Mrs. Morey in the
big Salvation Army meetings held at The
Weirs, at the reunion OF G. A. X.
Miss Watt would like to meet the girls
who have attended sewing school for a
picnic on Wednesday. Please meet at
either Mathewson school or Goddard
seminary at 2 p. m. and bring luncheon.
Kenyon's auto bus for picnic parties,
special trips to Berlin pond Williams.
town gulf and other nearby places any
time; reasonable rates and careful driv.
ing will convince you. Phone 6o6-W for
particulars.
The bearers at the funeral Of Mrs.
Marie 4. Morse were John Ladd, Dan
Ladd, Harry Ladd, Charles Ladd, Pliny
Morse and Mark Morse, and not those
named in the obituary published in yes.
terday's Times.
Mr. and Mrs. j. NJ. Thorn and children,
Eleanor and Russell, of Kalamazoo,
Mich, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
win Pire, 1877 South Main street. and
they will also visit Mrs. Thom's brother,
John McMinn of Brookfeld.
Arthur J. Cave of Elm street who is
taking a brief vacation from his duties
at Young Bros plant, motored to Bur
lington this morning and will be accom-
anied home this evening by Mrs. Alex
Young and children, who have been pass
ing several days in camp at Queen City
park.
Members of the Barre Board of Trade
please remember the better acquaintance
trip to East Randolph Wednesday even.
ing. Automobiles leave City square at
$40 o'clock. Purchase your supper tick
cts at once. Tickets, 80 cents EACH en-
title the possessor to the supper and
free automobile transportation to and
from East Randolph
Joseph Shady of Prospect street left |
the city this morning for stay of 10 |
days in Bartlett, N. H. Mr.. Shady car
ried along his easel and brushes and |
plans to take series of squints at the |
mountain scenery before returning.
number of oil paintings, genre subjects
which the artist has completed for New
Hampshire folks in the vicinities OF Ber-
lin and Bartlett, will be delivered during
his absence
The case of State vs.. Alex tShepherdl
peace offense, will be heard in city court
tomorrow morning at O'Clock. The
state case against Jose Canales, charged
with breach OF the peace, has been set
for Friday morning at 9 o'clock. J. Gar
,ia the man who is said to have been as
saulted by Canales during n Sunday ball
game several weeks ago, is able to be
1ut OF doors, after having been confined
70 the house by a fracture of the jaw.
Deputy Sheriff w. f, Bixby of East .
Barre, arrested early in the summer on
/ charge of violating the automobile
statutes, will be heard next Monday
morning. f. K. Davis is the appearance
or the respondent in each case and I
Grand Juror William Wishart viii rep q
esent the state. /
Tonight the board Of aldermen assem-
lies at city hall for its regular session,
o be followed at o'clock by a meeting b
# the board of civil authority in the i
ity court room, where taxpayers who c
ave protests from the decision of the :
SCISSORS win be given their last OPP !
ortunity to present their appeals Two
meetings of the board have been held )
lready. Apart from one or two matters II
{ more than passing Importance. only P
outline business is in sight for the alder h
len. There is a feeling that the much /
rooted opera house question will be set t
led this evening by awarding the lease, s.
0 be dated Sept. !. Thus far John T. Ii
allaghan, with bid of $1,000, is the Il
My contender who has come anywhere i
ear touching the figure asked by the &
roperty committee. ct
NJ. s. Rounds of this city, president, r
nd A. f. Hale of Bradford. secretary of
ne Vermont Funeral Directors & En-
almers' association, have completed the fo
rogram for the 10th annual convention m
the organization, which is TO be held OF
Burlington Aug. go 81 and Sept. |. OF
II. Rounds, who has been passing the G
onth of August at York Beach, Me-, ia
i'll return to Barre early next week to Sc
3sist in final arrangements for the gath &c
ing. Prof C. f. Moadinger of Brook in
n, n. Y, who performed over a cadaver la
the convention in Barre last year, will tn
cture before the undertakers and the tr
,eakers are to include Mayor A. 5. in
rev of Burlington, Dr. Charles F. Dali pr
n of the state board of health. and j. ev
Stearns OF Rutland. Educational pic pc
res of interest to the profession will be pl
own and on the final day there win be lie
automobile ride to Shelburne farms sp
ID Ethan Allen park. The board of ex- OF
miners of embalmers will hold an exam mi
alton at Burlington Friday afternoon, "h
pit. /, beginning at o'clock. tel
"Beef" Bianchi has gone again. "Beef's" wi
ntribution to juvenile court proceed
Is in Barre is too well known to need -
peating, but when the lad got vsea 80
IN of two weeks from Supt Barss at