The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-05-08
Talk or THE TOWN

city yesterday were Lon Morey and A.
NJ. Green.
Refrigerators, lawn mowers, garden
iiose, baby carriages and sulkies. Sad
| liers, Keith avenue.
j. j. Flynn of Windsor arrived in the
city yesterday to spend few DAYS visit
ing friends on Pearl street
Mrs. Leon Ordway of Chelsea is spend
ing several days visiting at the home
OF Miss Elizabeth Carson of Laurel
street
English slip-on raincoats, few sam
pies received; bargains first come, first
served. f. A. Hutchinson, over Ladd's
store.
Victor Beaulac, who was seriously in
inred while working at the Jones Bros
Co. stoneshed, is recovering as fast as
can be expected.
A special meeting of the Ladies' Hos
pital Aid will be held this evening at 7
O'Clock at the hospital A large attend
ance is looked for,
Henry Williams of Woodsville, N. H.,
who has been visiting friends on Beck
ley street during the past few days, re-
turned yesterday to his home.
The ladies and pastors union of the
Methodist church will hold its regular
monthly business meeting in the church
parlor Thursday afternoon at 23o.
Hale X. Darling of Chelsea, former
lieutenant governor, passed through the
city to-day while ON his way to the cap
ital, after passing the week end with
his family.
Peter Laclair of Summer street, the
blacksmith whose roof toppled down over
him as he worked at the forge short
time ago, is making good progress to-
ward recovery from injuries received.
The sewing committee of the hospital
aid will hold another sewing meeting at
the hospital Wednesday afternoon at
o'clock, and it is their desire that as
many as can be present to complete what
sewing they have on hand.
Mrs. Rose Bagley, formerly of Barre,
who has been employed at the home of
w. f. Edison of South Royalton for the
past year, has gone TO Boston, where
she has position as assistant cook in
Hotel Boston, according to letters re-
ceived by friends here.
First class auto stage, beginning Mon
day, April 80, Barre to Hardwick, via
Montpelier, Woodbury., etc. Leave Hotel |
Barre $3.50 p. m, Montpelier house, 4 80;
arrive in Hardwick 6 p. m. Returning
leave Hardwick a. m, arrive Montpelier !
house at 1880, Hotel Barre ii a. m
NJ. 7. Michaud.
Members Of CAROLS orchestra left |
last evening by automobile for WiIliston, !
where they played last evening and to-
day they will go to Burlington, where /
they play this evening. Tomorrow they
take the boat across the lake and pro.
reed to Chateauguay n. ", and thence
10 Malone, after which they return to
Northheld, where they play two nights,
-he first evening being the Junior dance
1t Norwich.
jeff Melancon, the pitcher with the
Italian Athletic club last season, who
las been pitching with the st. Anselm's
Tub during the past spring. arrived in
he city yesterday to spend few days I,
listing Samuel Lavoie and other friends
n the city. The Italian A. C. manage.
nent is negotiating with its former
'iteher and chances at the present look
xcellent for his returning to Barre this
ummer, where he viii again do mound
uty for the local club. Mr.. Melancon :
rill join the st. Anselm's team Friday, !
ghen the club tours this section of the
tate
A. H. Buzzell is contemplating plans :
or converting a station used by skaters {
n the Pearl street rink into a garage, to I
e used in connection with the service
fforded autoists at Hotel Buzzell The j
roprietor of the hosiery has applied !
Or permission TO tack on an addition
5 by Is feet at the rear of the building :
nd to add a front annex 10 feet wide.
lie expects to provide covering of cor
lgated iron to conform to the exterior
nish of the older section and with the
pproval of the aldermanic fire commit
se work on the changes will be gotten !
nder way at once.
Elation over what is described as the
est baseball team in years at Goddard :
sminary was somewhat tinged with dis I
ppointment yesterday, when Manager +
lillian Macintosh learned of cancella :
ons that will compel the team to aban-
On its proposed trip TO Massachusetts, !
nd New Hampshire. The squad, accom-
anied by Coach C. L. Hoernle, expect
| to leave Barre Thursday morning, its \
inerary to include games with Colby s.
,ademy at New London, n. H., Dean '
,ademy at Franklin, Mass, Tufts sec II
nd team at Medford, Mass, and the 8
artmouth freshmen at Hanover, n. H. o
ames were cancelled by the Colby aead- A
ny team and by the Dartmouth flesh d
en-, who are devoting most of their Z
lergies to military training just now '
is possible that the Dean game may q
played when Goddard makes its trip "
Exeter later in the season. y
A comparative statement of methods al
ed by Thomas Mott Osborne, formerly .,
arden of Sing Sing, and Caesar Lom-
'oso, the noted Italian criminologist
as used effectively by Rev. Lewis Z.
arson, Phi. D., pastor Of the Unitarian
urch in Montpelier, in his address be-
re the Mems club of the First Presby :
rian church last evening on the sub
ct, "Crime and Punishment; Modern /:
ethods of Prison Control" There was
large gathering of men and the clergy 4
ans remarks were well received Rev.
r. Carson compared the theory of LOm-
oso that men are born with criminal
stincts with that of Osborne, who
aims that every criminal may be re-
rmed under favoring conditions and :
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