The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-04-10
TALK OFTHE TOWN

Muslin l23ec in Abbott's bargain base
ment.
Fancy ribbons l9c in Abbott's bargain
basement.
Buy pair OF $3.50 LaFrance shoes al
Shea's for S3.49.
Miss Mary Drumgould OF North Main
street returned yesterday after passing a
few days with friends in Burlington.
Ask for the model for your figure and
be assured Of corset stylish, perfect
fitting and absolutely comfortable. Mrs
Shepard Co., Inc.
Menu for supper at Ediyersalist
church Wednesday night: Elsa chowder,
spaghetti, rolls, pickles, assorted pies,
tea, coffee. Price, Zoe.
Peter Congo, who has been employed
as clerk at the Smith g. Cummings mar
ket during the past few weeks, has
completed his duties.
Mrs. G. G. Perkins and daughter,
Gladys, of Washington street have re-
turned from Hsrdwick, where they were
called by the illness of a relative.
Home cooked food aprons, rompers,
fancy articles on sale at Universalist
| church Wednesday afternoon and even
ing. Sale opens at o'clock supper at 6,
| adv
y. Janion MacNichol Of Boston il
staying at Hotel Barre while passing
several days in the city on business con
nected with the granite advertising cam
paign.
Miss Rose Smith, who has been visit
ing friends in East Barre during the
past week. left yesterday for her home
in Springfield, where she is engaged as
la stenographer.
Trustees Of the New England Order of
Protection yesterday turned over to Mrs.
George r. Sanborn draft for $4,000 the
sum being the amount of insurance car
ried in the order by her husband.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. j. Ladam and daugh-
ter Cecile, wao have been passing
few days in the city as the guests of
Mrs. p NJ. Marion Of Summer street, re
turned yesterday to their home in Bur
lington.
Chief Sinclair was called to Depot
square this morning TO arrest man
whose conduct was described as oDnox-
ious by attaches in one of the stations.
Thetman was locked up on an intoxica
tion charge.
Miss Alice Button, who has been visit
iting at the home of her father, Charles
Button of Chelsea, during the Easter
recess, passed through the city to-day
while EN- route to johnson to resume
her school work.
Charles CORY of Berlin, who entered
plea of not guilty when arrested and
arraigned on an intoxication charge in
city court last week, appeared before
III. w. Scott this morning and |
his plea by acknowledging a |
second offense. The respondent was fined !
SIS and costs, which he expected to pay
Among the guests arriving at Hotel
Barre last night and this morning were
the following people: W. B. Shattuek
Of Stockbridge, Il. w. Bradley of Concord,
VT, Mrs. Mabel J. Terry of South Rye
gate, Thomas B. Carney of Burlington,
R. b. Hosmer of Hartford, NJ. J. Kelle-
her of Springfield and W. S. Hamilton OF
Boston.
Mike Ccrasoli, who has been stationed
rs guard at the arsenal in Montpelier
since the 3lst of March, was a visitor in
he city yesterday before going to Fort
Ethan Allen, where he together with six
,ther guards. who have been stationed at
he Montpelier arsenal, viii be mustered
n Six guards from Fort Ethan Allen
arrived yesterday to take the places of
hose who left for the fort. Mr.. Cerasoli
8 member of Co. H in Montpelier and
8 the only student at Spaulding high
chool, who is enlisted in the Vermont
roops.
Dissertation of United States flag
nd the mysterious disappearance of
ags from houses in the fourth ward are
ausing some concern among residents of ,
he city and possible clue to the dis
ppearance of the flag which hung from
he First Presbyterian church was dis
overed this morning in the meadow
ear the playground on West Second
treet. There granite workers on their
ray to the sheds found large flag lying
D the meadow mud. Apparently some
ne had torn the stripes into ribbons
nd then used the banner in wiping ma
hinery. IL was covered with dirty
rease and bore other marks of abuse.
few nights ago flag owned by Rev.
dgar Grassland was taken from the
orth side of the Presbyterian church
nd there is some reason for believing
nat the torn banner is the one removed
-om the church staff On School street /
,sidents have had their flags removed
yer night in the past week.
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