The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-05-26
BARRE DAILY TIMES
SATURDAY, MAY 26, 1917.
The Weather
Sunday probably fair.
TALK or THE TOWN

II
\ to 5.-adv.
Five dozen 3x5 foot printed flags at tn
very low price of $l.25 each at N.
| Phelps & Co.--adv.
| Gaiety club dance in X. of G. hall Tuet
day evening, May 20. Bstabrook's OF
chestra. Everyone invited.
Mrs. f. II. Bellows of East Barre wi
sing the ,offertory solo tomorrow at tn
Church Of the Good Shepherd.
The Red Cross ask your attendance a
the benefit play, Breezy Point" to b
given in Spaulding assembly hall May &c
adv.
Do not be without music in your home
but call at Bailey's and get a victrola Of
the easy payment plan. IA Elm street
Barre.
Strawberry shortcake tonight ant
fricaseed chicken and strawberry ie
cream for Sunday dinner at Cafe Shep
ard.-adv.
A few crepe de chine, wash taffeta anC
satin waists, white and colors, iron
1915 to $3.50, to close out at 81 each
Mrs. Shepard Co., Inc.
There will be two rehearsals Of tn,
Montpelier Choral society next week
Monday and Tuesday evenings, at 1885,
in the city hall, Montpelier.
Baseball |. A. c. VS.. Goddard at Berlin
street Saturday afternoon at o'clock
/. A. c. vs.. Windsor at Intercity Sunday
afternoon at , o'clcek.--adv.
F. H. Quinlan has few more of those
Holy Name affairs, sick call outfits and
communion sets, combined and statues
Tel. 473W lsS South Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. David r. Stuart of
Spaulding street left this morning for
Burlington, where they are passing the
week end with Mr.. and Mrs. George II.
Stuart.
Francis Ceary Of North Main street
has returned from Fort Ethan Allen,
where he applied for enlistment in the
militia, only to be rejected because of a
minor physical defect.
Don't fail TIC attend the Bible class at
the Salvation Army hall Sunday evening,
6 TO o'clock Subject, "The Second
Coming of Christ" Leader, Rev G. A. A.
Jones. Come; bring your Bibles.
Season tickets for Montpelier Choral
society festival June I and s, now on
sale. Exchange takes place at Cum
mings & Lewis, June 2 Seven artists,
four concerts-S2-50. Apply to Mrs. w
NJ. Holden, phone 533-W.
G. A. A. Jones, who has been employed as
clerk in the F. ID. Ladd Co.'S store since
relinquishing his duties as manager of
an A. & p. store in Chester is moving
his household goods TO this city, his fam
lily having arrived from Chester.
Friends of Arthur Deems, one of four
Barre young men who left for Montreal,
P, O., to enlist in the Canadian army
week ago, are advised that he has passed
the physical examination and expects to
be assigned to regiment within few
days.
Among the guests arriving at Hotel
Barre last night and this morning were
the following people: H. j. Preston of
Burlington, Thomas Hall of Poughkeep-
sic, N. Y. Fl. K. Woodbridge of Amity-
vile, n Y, S. l.. Mason of Oneida, n. Y,
A. Il. Middleton of Burlington. Charles
H. Farnham and r. p. Bibley of Spring
field, |. A. Bozle of Cambridge, Mrs. NJ.
J. Terry of South Ryegate, A. Z. Page of
Westfeld, Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Hough OF
Boston, G. L. Hodge of St. Adams, V. |
Quarzi of Brooklyn, n. Y, and A. V. |
Wiley of Orleans.
The auction sale at Farnham's yester.
lay was well attended, 25 commission
horses were disposed of at prices ranging
from $50 to Sill. A number of fresh |
horses were sold at private sale, some
,attle, lot of harness shop stock, and
,ther property. Mr.. Farnham left last |
hight for the West after an express car
Dad of horses, which will be at his sta
'les Thursday morning, May 81, and our
next auction sale of horses and other
viii be held Friday, June l.
Watch for further ad. and description.
:. +. Smith, auctioneer.
Intoxicants procured in Montpelier, in
tead of Barre, had much to do with the
light of two men in a quartet of in.
oxication respondents arraigned before
lsgistrate II. w, Scott in city court this
morning. Joseph A. Brunnelle of Mont
elier, after acknowledging a subsequent
ffense, told Grand Juror William Wish.
rt that the booze he drank was pur-
hased in Montpelier. Daniel McLeay,
ssted as an habitual, disclosed on man
HON he met in Montpelier Friday morn
~. Both men were sentenced to serve
Dunty Jail terms as neither could pay
ne. George F. Brown of Worcester,
harged with a first offense, paid the |
minimum fine and costs, aggregating
ll.35. John Connors Of Websterville Z
acknowledged a first offense and paid |
he nominal fine and costs.
st. Johns court of Barre was repre- {
'nted by 80 members and its chief rang :
:, John Papin, was one of the speakers
joint initiation in Montpelier Thurs !,
~ evening. when Foresters OF the Cath
ic order in Washington county cole q,
'ated the fraternity's saith anniversary. :
he court at Graniteville was largely :
presented and Chief Ranger Murphy
sponded to a toast at the afterdinner :
ercises. There were 80 candidates.
me of them from Barre and Granite !"
lie, who took the degree work as ex-
lplified by the Graniteville court. st. :,
tiers court of Montpelier entertained =
e visitors and among the speakers not = |,
ready mentioned were Rev. Fathers u
ing and Nolan of st. Augustine's