The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-01-29
TALK OF THE TOWN.

i'NuNo eHo HiSH coSJ OF llNlilh. i'uy
your beef by the quarter or half quar-
ter. c. r. Wood. Tel 5S2-W.--adv.
Frank Munich of Kcene, N. H., ar
rived in the city yesterday and will
spend several days as the guest of friends
on Brook street
Miss Catherine Rowley of Highland
avenue, who has been confined to the
house on account of illness during the
past two weeks, resumed her duties at
the Bailey Music rooms ON Elm street to-
day.
Mrs. S. Sloan Of Merchant street fin
ished moving her household goods to-day
and will leave this evening for st. Al
bans, where she win join her husband,
who has been employed there during the
past few weeks.
Yesterday was observed as young peo-
pies day at the Universaist church and
the text of the morning sermon as well
as the topics assigned for Sunday school
and after meetings were of special inter
est to the younger attendants.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Henry Denning, who
have been travelling with the Jere Nc.
| Auliffe company in Vermont, New Hamp-
shire, New York and Canada, arrived in
the city Saturday evening from Lebanon,
N. H., and are making an extended stay
in the home of the formers parents, Mr..
and Mrs. T. j. Denning of Park street.
The bazaar or fair in Rowland hall
Feb. l, 2 and 3 promises to be well pat
ronized. The best local talent will con-
stitute a program to be given before
| dancing each evening. CAROLS orchestra
will furnish music each evening. The
admission is only 10 cents A season
| ticket for three nights can be had for %
cents.--ady.
their home on Jefferson street Saturday
evening after q stay Of a week in Boston
and vicinity. Mr. Cutlea attended the
banquet which was given to the dealers
of the Smith Form-a- Truck CO.. by the
members of the firm. Mr. and Mrs, Cut
Ter were accompanied home by Mrs. Rus
sell Brown, who will visit at the home of
her mother, Mrs. Clara Page of Jefferson
street for several days before returning
to her home in South Easton, Mass.
AT the Salvation Army barracks Sat
urday evening the officers were in charge
of unique function, that of supplement
ing their regular daily ration of gospel
with free lunch that was literally pat
ronized. A number of persons who con-
fessed themselves TO be total strangers in
the barracks room Joined heartily in the
s o'clock service and were there when the
captain and his assistants began to as
sign the free lunches. A kettle that
heretofore has been used only around the
holidays was stationed near the How
land building in the afternoon and many
coppers, nickles and dimes which found
their way into the bowl figured in the
free "eats" at the army headquarters in
the evening. LA
At the City hospital to-day it was re-
ported that Emery B. Fellows, who was
removed to the Institution Saturday |
after having been detained for few |
hours at police headquarters, appeared to !
be recovering slowly. Although Fellows |
was caught red handed in breaking into |
a bar room on Granite street, the author |
titles are reluctant to set him down as |
burglar of the Connecticut Billy type and |
DR.. j. A. Wark, who is attending the pa
tient, is of the opinion that he has been
under considerable of mental strain.
Fellows has told the police that he com
mitted both booze burglaries, but claims
that he was mentally irresponsible. I'm
some other manner, Fellows will be ar
raigned in court within a few days.
Under the supervision of the state ex-
pertinent station in Burlington, a test
was recently applied to five year -old
Holstein COW owned by A. T. Smith s.
Son of east hill. "Pietertje Maid de
Kol" is the name OF the mixer that APP
pears to have outstripped Ssy yeeord
made in the Barre Town herds in some
time. Without any preparation for the Il
test, the COW, which freshened Dec. 25, Z
was turned over to Gordon Bull, the off
cial tester. The results exceeded the i
most sanguine expectations of the cows
owners. In seven days. the COW yielded
milk enough for 24.23 pounds of butter
and in the same period il had daily
average of S2.6 pounds of milk. The I,
largest yield of milk in any one day was
S7.7 pounds.
The members of the Spaulding teacher
training class are getting some practical
experience in teaching this week because !
IF the enforced absence of seven regular !
teachers who happened to be rooming in 9
mouse on JtUeTsOn street WHefe u cfllIu
anne down with scarlet fever late last {
week and who, although not thought to j.
rave been exposed TO the disease We're
advised not to go to their schools during '
he usual period OF Development of the v
disease. So, in the meantime, the teacher
raining class was called on to conduct c
he schools. When the pupils in the T.
Dom in the Mathewson school where the a
Toung child attended appeared this fore a
loon they were told by Supt. White that s.
here would be no session in that room T.
his week Fumigation has been carried K
nut in the school, as well as at the house c
where the girl lived, and the patient has b
,een removed to house entirely given I
Ip to that case. Health Officer DR. j. w. il
stewart is authority for the statement
hat there are only five cases Of the dis ci
ase in the city, only four of which were n
n the schools, as the fifth case was that h
f child which has just come from Con- a
ord, NH. --.---- h,
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY D,