The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-04-12
TALK OF THE TOWN

goods. We have also decided TO discon
tinue the storage of fur coats. Frank
| McWhorter Co.
Edward Carpenter arrived in the city
| yesterday from Charlotte, TO spend Wis
il of few days al the home of his sis
ter, Mrs Edward Allen Of Beekley street
Mrs. II. A. Warren and her SON. Harry
Warren, of Moscow, who were called
here by the illness and death of Mrs b
w. Warren, returned 10 their home this
morning, accompanied by b. w. Warren,
who went TO Moscow with the body OF
his wife
John Laney of Pearl street left this
morning for Woodsvile, n. H., where
he will visit friends for few days. Be
fore returning he will call on friends at
the Grafton County farm in Haverhill,
where he was formerly employed as a
foreman.
Wanted. Old kid gloves and soft
leather articles. as belts, hand bags, etc.
for the Red Cross. Kindly drop these in
boxes placed at the following places
Fits store, Union Dry Goods Co, +. ID.
Isdd store, Spaulding hall Please re.
member every little bit helps.
/ The Jack Fairbanks company, which
comes TO the opera house tomorrow aft
ernoon and night in Here Goes" carry
a company OF 20 people and give a two
and one half hours entertainment of
singing and dancing. Special matinee
prices are Zoe for children and 25c for
adults adv
A telegram received in Barre last
| night stated that the body of Albert $.
Jones, a well known Barre granite man
ufacturer who died in Phoenix, Ariz., on
Saturday, was shipped north Tuesday
morning II is expected that the funeral
will be held in the First Baptist church
Sunday afternoon.
Peter Goneo, who has been spending
the past few days at the home of his
brother ON the west hill, on a ten day !
furloHgh, returned to-day TO Philadel- |
phia, Pa. where he is stationed at the |
League Island navy hospital yard. Mr.. |
Goneo, prior to his enlistment, was en-
ployed a. a clerk in the Smith & Cum. |
ings store.
A number of Groton boys struck tom
yesterday on bender and before night
closed on the scenes of their good time
George II. Perry had been locked up IN
an intoyication charge. Perry was ar
raigned before Magistrate II. w Scott
in municipal court this morning for the
which he admitted. A friend II
Georges who had been RECALLING habitues
at police headquarters with stories OF
the Barre that he used to know thirty,
five years ago, paid his companions fse.
with costs.
County Game Warden Ernest s. New I
comb returned this morning TO his home
IN Waterbury Center after having in
sestigated the charge that dogs chased I
ieer in the vicinity Of East Barre re-
emily. A man who is said Ia own the .
logs was questioned by Deputy Game 4
Warden Charles Keith, with the result
hat the county warden was asked to
continue the Investigation. A confer.
,nee of the officers from the fish and
game department was held in the office Of
States Attorney Earle R. Davis last /
vening
A Barre motorist, whose collection Of |
Iails and lacks picked up in the high :
way with the aid of an auto tire mum
'ers three in as many weeks, suggests J
hat persons, firms and corporations, and "
treet departments as well, would per.
orm public service by going over their 1
sh piles with a powerful magnet be u
ore spreading them in the street. This
uggestion was offered while the motor II
Il was extricating a nail which con n
ecte6 with one OF the rear tires on his il
rucll Yesterday
Charles Ayers of Richardson road is t.
etained by illness from his duties on b
IRA delivery route running ont of e.
ARE, and during his absence Robert
asset is acting as substitute carrier. Of
lean 7. Bassett Of upper Prospect street. Is
no lately petitioned for respite from ca
lrrying the mails on route No. 3. is tax !
IL An extended vacation, and while he b
away James Johnston who recently OF
osed his livery stable near the post AT
flee, is carrying the mail on No. g. Bi
Thousands Of feet OF hard and soft
God lumber have been cut on the Ward "
utler Gladdng tract east of South co
ARE, and while much of the energy of lhf
sizeable crew Of umbermen Is being ca
inferred in the steam sawmil erected va
st winter, there are several choppers mi
i'll at work Passefsby have been sur st,
Used TO note that second growth, alon. III
it'll sturdier birches, naples, beech and eel
trees have been felled by the axe at
en-. but it is explained that the entire VI
act is to be cleared of wood that the ar
L. Smith Co may extend its dumping -
ound. Another winter will suffice o -,
nyert the wooded area into a site for =.
excellent dumping ground, !:
All signs point to an unprecedented Z
i've for brook trout when the season I:
ems Monday. The years supply Of !:
hing and hunting licenses, together !:
tn combinations OF both. was delayed +
arriving at the city clerks office. and /;
ring the past few days there has been /:
heavy demand for the permits on the I:
TT OF anglers who believe that the inn !:
rtant matter of securing a license /.
ould not be delayed until the eleventh /:
ur. No change has been made in the I.
zee schedulein effect last year, and 1:
ortsman still may save few pennies !.
purchasing combination hunting and Il
hing License. However, the fishing Ii !.
Use alone has the call at the present !:
ne. ,:
Members OF the Spaulding high school Z
,ketball team, which won the North (.
Vermont Interscholastic league !.
Impionship recently, together with !:
leh james Keneiick, were photo I:
Iphed yesterday afternoon at the !;
ckwood studio The championship 80:
,. which IS to be held by the Spauld- -,
team until the close of next season.
being displayed in the window Of the
A. Drown drug store, together with
basketball, which has been appropr,
" lettered The cup, which was won
, years ago by the Burlington team