The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-10-06
BARRE DAILY TIMES
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1917.
The Weather
Sunday fair.
TALK OFTHETOWN

All out to world series game IN opera
house at 3 p. m.-adv.
See our serge dresses, prices to suit
your purse. Mrs Shepard Co., Inc.
Palmists, clairvoyants. French Sis
tiers, remain very short. 46 Main street
Dorothy Gish in "The House Built
Upon Sands" at the Bijou to-day. adv
Deposits made in the Barre Savings
Bank g. Trust Co. on or before Oct. ii
draw interest from Oct. !.
Odd Ladies wishing to 60 to Granite
vile Thursday, Oct. IL, please notify
the secretary, Mrs. Nellie Bianchi, before
Tuesday
club will be held in the club pavilion
this evening at o'clock. All members
are requested to be present.
believe the line of pianos | am show
ing at 90 Spaulding street to be the finest
in Vermont and l know that my prices
are nowhere equaled. II. A. Gould.
Mr.. and Mrs. John V. Rowen of Hotel
Barre have returned to the city after a
visit of several days with relatives in
Lawrence, Mass, having made the trip
by automobile.
iNohto anu -hiiNh
Nixon, who were defined by the local
police when they failed to produce passes,
were sent back to their regiment in Man
tic, Conn, yesterday.
Carnations and roses given by Mrs.
James Rogers and family were inadvert.
emily omitted from the list of flowers
given at the funeral of Mrs. Christina
kesson i'll recent issue of The Times.
instruction in vocal expression, exer-
cises for physical training, artistic res
piration, articulation, ortboepy, stimula
ton of imagination, rythmical exercises
for body and voice. Special attention
given to cases of defective speech Mrs
Stella c. Ayerill, s North street. Tel.
l44-4.
Mrs. Wilbur Duquette and Miss Annie
Duquette left this morning for Aver,
Mass, where they will visit for few
days with the formers husband, who was
one of the men drafted from Washington
county under the selective draft law and
who is at present stationed at the Aver
cantonment
Auction sale Monday at Randolph, one.
half mile from the village, for w. H.
Pelton; 81 head of cattle, 30 cows, some
of them now fresh balance coming in
right along, 81 head of young cattle; just
the stock you want TO feed your hay to
this winter. See adj on page I, this pav |
per. c. f. Smith, auctioneer.
The second meeting of the Woman's |
club will be held Tuesday afternoon at
2:45 o'clock. Miss Mary G. Kane dis
trict nurse of Montpelier viii speak un.
der the auspices of the civic department |
upon her work as district nurse The
public is cordially invited, as this is a
work that should be of interest to every.
one.
The condition of Peter Smith who mu-
tilated himself with razor in the woods
near johnson street Thursday afternoon,
was reported to-day to be comfortable
Smith is patient at the City hospital,
where he was removed as soon as his
plight was discovered. The authorities
are endeavoring to get in touch with
of the man.
The Goddard football team has re-
seiyed word from the Norwich team
With which a game is scheduled for this
afternoon. that they will be on hand at
he appointed time, which has been set {
or 3: 80 so as to accommodate those who
wish to witness the score board results
If the worlds series baseball game The t
ootball game will be played on the God c
lard campus. 4
On complaint made to Grand Juror
William Wishart, Chief Sinclair went
to Mortified, where he arrest {
d Charles Young on a charge of non q
Import. Young was brought back to Y
Barre last night and locked up at police a
He will be arraigned be- b
ore Magistrate II w Scott in city court t
his afternoon. 1t is alleged that Young e
Eft Barre three months ago He has c
7ife and six children dependent upon e
i'm and the authorities claim that he L
as failed to provide for them. n
Police headquarters got a call from =
he Montpelier road last night soon after Z
perators aboard one of the main line =
lrs of the traction company had re- =
loyed two men from the track. Chief
inclair and Deputy Gamble went down &
ne road and arrested two men whose b.
intact with the mud successfully q
,reened them from identity. They il
ere locked up at police headquarters Ct
nd to-day the natural camouaflage ere fl
ed by their experience of yesterday al
as removed and identity became pos tC
bic. John Kerr of Roxbury will serve b,
! alternate sentence in the county Jail, m
lving failed to disclose satisfactorily W
I'd being unable to finance the assess ii
ent fixed for him in city court. John "
Casey of Woodbury.. who has appeared CO
the Barre court three tines, will also OF
rye an alternate sentence.