The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-06-11
TALK or THE TOWN

Pendants at Burr,s.
Buy Liberty Loan bond.
See Abbott's line Of wash waists.
sells.
Special showing of wash skirts at Alb
bolts.
The Girl from Broadway musica
comedy; lots of real live girls in this
show.--adv.
Don't forget the dance tonight, How.
land hall, CAROLS orchestra, $3.50 to |
Admission, 75c.--adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. FL. A. McAuley of Spauld-
ing street have been passing few days
IN Burlington, their former home.
Arletta McAllen of East Barre was
brought to the City hospital last even
ing, where she underwent very serious
Florence LaBadie, in a fve-reel Gold
coaster feature, Ellis Life and Hers" at
the BiJou to-day. Tomorrow, Anna Lit
tie in Immediate Lee."--adv.
Exercises incident to the commence
ment week observance at Spaulding high
scnool begin tomorrow with the prize
speaking contest in the opera house.
Master Barton Sargent, the young son
OF Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Sargent of French
street, entertained number of young
sters at his home Saturday afternoon,
the occasion being his birthday anniyer-
sary.
Raymond Tierney, who has been pass
ing vacation with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. r. Tierney of South Main street,
returned to-day to Hartford, Conn,
where ne Is employed in an insurance
office.
George Thompson, the Barre boy, who
Is with the Canadian troops in Europe
and who recently was injured, is back
again on the front, according to inferma.
ton received by his relatives in Barre.
Thompson was in the hospital for some
time with she'll wounds in the leg and
arm. He sent home some medals and
other trophies of The war.
Miss Louise Dashner, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. j. j. Dashner of Washington
street, has received from Prin. H. H.
jackson of Spaulding high school med
al awarded by The Independent, New
York weekly, for excellence in an essay
on the development of the American
short story. One side of the medal is
inscribed with the recipients name and
on the diverse is engraved likeness OF
Edgar Allen Poe. Miss Dashner is a
member of the junior class and competed
with many other students in the essay
Announcement that the United States
government had Communicated the com
lnercial musem in Philadelphia, Pa, for
war purposes set at naught the plans of
local manufacturers and Quarters for
exhibits of Barre granite next
August, as the exhibit of the National |
Retail Monument Retailers association |
is to be staged elsewhere as a result OF |
the order. Barre granite men had re-
served upward of $50 spaces in the hall |
and had expected to make fine show
ing. The federal order, however. has |
changed their plans and at meeting in
hall this evening at 1880 |
o'clock the situation will be open for |
discussion to all who are affected.
John Clary, who has been signed up
with the Italian Athletic club since the
opening of the baseball season, received
word this morning that his services were
needed elsewhere and left this afternoon
or Laconis, n. II. Mr.. Clary, who has
been one of the most consistent bstsmen
md fielders in the local club for several
seasons, is a member OF the coast artil.
cry and the tidings which reached him
L.. HI l.. . g.. lat. 1
It once. JEFF. Melanson, the pitcher, who
las been with the Italian club since leav-
ng st, Anselm's college in Manchester,
\. H., left to-day for his home in Wav-
rly. Mass. He was accompanied as far
S Boston by Joseph Brickley and Bill
Iitherton, who have appeared on the
iamond here this season
Mystery impinged on the circle of wor-
hipers at the First Baptist church Sun
ay forenoon when ristling and scraping
mong the pipes of the organ loft grew
o disturbing that the services were TEN.
orarily halted while the pastor, Rev. h
!. J. Lehigh, and members of the congre-
alton set about to discover the intruder. Il
temporarily their search was in vain and
hen the noise seemed to have subsidized ,
he clergyman resumed his discourse. The /;
isturber refrained from his commotion !
mong the pipes until the services were
early done and then the noise making :
as resumed. As soon as the pastor had
ismissed the congregation the hunt was !
ontinued and by dint of much beating
mong the pipes full-grown dove was !
iscovered at the base of the pipe bat
Try. A stick was procured and the dove 4
lduced to use it as perch. II was lift
l to level above the pipes and then {
.leased. Rescuers of the bird are in I
ined to the belief that it few into the
iurch through an open window and then y
uttered down among the pipes. i