The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-03-15
TALK OF THE TOWN
New striped wash goods AZ Abbott,s.

n new striped wash goods at Abbotts.
IT will pay you to read the Tilden Sho,
H Co.'S ad If you need rubber boots.
II Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Rumney and Mr.
and Mrs. j. Eldredge of Brookfield were
business visitors in the city yesterday
New lot mems rubber boots arrived at
Sheas; sizes, q to II; + and w width
while they last, 1919 pair; first quail
ity.
M. Sowles of Roxbury, q deputy in
speetor OF weights and measures, was a
business visitor in the city yesterday and
to-day.
Charles f. Young of Burlington, who
was formerly engaged in the retail shoe
business here, was Barre visitor yes
terday and to-day,
Mrs. Effie Thorn of Websterville passed
through the city this morning while on
her way to Springfield, Mass, where she
IS making an extended sojourn.
The public sale of seats for "Katinka,"
the big musical production coming TO the
opera house next Monday, March 10, go
on sale at Cummings & Lewis tonight
at 7.--adv.
Mrs. John f. Cook, who is convalescing
from an operation to which she recently
submitted at the City hospital, avs able
to be removed to her home on East street
yesterday
Lawrence Wilson, an employee of the
F. ID. Ladd & Co. store for five years, has
completed his duties there and left this
week for Springfield. where he will be
employed in bakery.
Universalist ladies will hold an Easter
sale of fancywork, aprons, food and can
dy Wednesday, April IL. All ladies
wishing to make it success are asked
to donate something without further sol
letting adv.
Andrew Guerin went to Burlington this |
morning to be with his son, William |
Guerin, an employee at the Sherwood no.
tel, who has been seriously i'll in hos
pital for several days The young man is
to submit to an examination by New
York specialist and it is possible that he
will undergo an operation.
New georgette crepe and crepe de chine
waists at the Princess Parlors in coral,
rose, nile green, chartreuse, bisque, maize,
amber, light blue, pink, gold, flesh and
white. Some are in extremely pretty
patterns, both embroidered and beaded.
Prices from $3.50 to $3.50. Mrs. Emma
new Playhouse building
opposite Montpelier house.
Spaulding high school seniors-l4 of
them-who are 10 participate in the an.
nual class play tomorrow evening, met
late this afternoon for their final rehears- I
NJ. 'Halfback Sandy" is the vehicle
,hosen by the students for this years ,
Lheatricals and under the direction of
Miss Smith of the faculty the training
If the amateur thespians has been I
brought to a point where they are Ca
1able of giving smooth and we'll round !
d performance.
John Payne, an umbrella member, who
vas locked up on an intoxication charge
asst night, acknowledged a subsequent 4
'ffense when arraigned before Magistrate
i. w. Scott in city court this morning !
lust before sentence was passed, the re-
pondent made moving plea for his re-
ease, promising to put comfortable
distance between him and the city limits
within an hour if he were allowed his
reedom. The judge took judicial notice
f Payne's disclosure on the well known
tranger and sentenced him TO pay costs
nd eerve 80 days in the county Jail. y
Among the guests arriving at Hotel L
'arre last night and this morning were 4
he following people: w. T. Durfee of
rutland, c. H. Stearns of Burlington, II. O
}. w. Clutter of Swanton, f. NJ. Smith c.
I Worcester, Charles w. Lanham and X
! j. Piper jr., of Springfield, C. II. d
tearns OF Burlington, NJ. Sowles OF Rox-
ury r. f. Belding, T. j. Corliss, AFRO h
I. Aseltine and A. z. Middleton of Bur !,
ngton, c. A. Murphy of Plattsburg, n. h
/, r. c. Bristol of Bellows Falls, j. f. !,
Lall of Rutland, f. j. st. Claire OF st. n,
lbans, S. 4. Parker OF Rutland, b. 4.
learns of Ludlow, l.. Z. Chandler of
random and E. A. Melendy of South -
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Arthur Mcdonald, son of Mr.. and Mrs. =
orman Mcdonald of Granitevlle, has ! !
llisted in a Saskatchewan regiment for F.
,rvice in France and is now in London, =
.cording to advices received by his par =
ats Young Mr.. Mcdonald is well
nown in Barre and Graniteville, having b
tended school in this city and gradual tn
from Spaulding high school. As a ne
hoolboy athlete of acknowledged PROV be
S he was known hereabouts as "Scotty A
ac." After leaving Barre he went to NJ
e Canadian Northwest, where he fol- no
wed railroading for some years. Not IN
ng since he returned to Graniteville for gu
brief visit and for time he was en-
Dyed by the Barre & Chelsea railroad. he
ore recently he was engaged as a con- of
ctor on the Canadian Pacific railroad br
Saskatchewan, with headquarters in ac
Dose Jaw. He is a member of the con- Nc
lgent from the Saskatchewan Railway tn
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