The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-05-23
TALK OF THE TOWN

bolts.
! Big reduction on paints and yarnishes
at A. V. Beckleys.
Mrs. William Mercer was visitor in
Waterbury to-day.
Regular meeting Of l. o. o. L., NJ IL, in
N. OF {, hall Friday night at o'clock.
just arrived, a new shipment OF white
hats All black and colored hats at a
good discount. Mrs. Blar Miariani, AZ
Warren street
A family memorial of hammered Barre
granite was erected in Elmwood GENE
terry yesterday for O. ID. Shurtleff The
monument was cut by Hoyt 4 Milne
Atty. Aaron H. Grout, George II. Root
and his father, Henry S. Root. OF New
port, returned 20 their homes this morn.
ing, after attending the inspection of st.
Aldemar commandery last evening.
Notice, Swedish Order OF vasa, There
Will be regular meeting at X. of @. hall
Saturday at 8 p. m. All members are re.
quested 20 attend, as important business
will come before the meeting Per order
president.
There are number of Barre men
among those leaving Friday for Camp
Devens who have failed thus far to cali
for the service kits which the Barre Red
Cross branch'is furnishing. 1t is the de.
sire OF the branch that every recruit
shall be QUILTED in this manner before
leaving, and to that end all young men
who have not received the kits are
asked to call at the home Of Mrs. S. n. |
Parker, 25 Spaulding street.
George b. Faulkner of Mattapan, /
Mass, who was better known as "porkyn (
when he attended Goddard seminary a
few years ago, has enlisted in the u. S. 4
naval reserve, according to yesterdays
Boston Globe. Faulkner came TO God
dard from Dorchester high school ana
starred in football and baseball. Last 4
year he was given try.out by Christy I
Mathewson with the Cincinnati Reds at
Shreveport, La. He has signed up as
seaman, second class.
Two intoxication offenders were ar
raigned before Magistrate II. w Scott in
municipal court this morning. Michael
D. Boyle, one of several Groyeton, n. H.,
boys who have been about town for
few days, admitted a first offense and his
friends paid the minimum fine and costs
William A. Scott of Granitevile, mem
Der OF the county contingent leaving Sat.
urday for Camp Devens, was arraigned
for a second offense. He entered a plea
Of guilty and the case against him was
continued for sentence.
Tomorrow afternoon at the Lincoln
campus the Burlington high school team I
il scheduled to line up against the !
Spaulding team. The Burlington team !
is one OF the fastest to represent the I
school for several years, so the best !
game Of the season is expected Satur-
lay afternoon at the seminary campus,
he Goddard team will meet the St. Mi
'haels team from Winooski Slayton is
expected 10 be the player to be chosen 4
~ Coach McGinnis to fill the outer gar
len made vacant by the loss OF Capt.
Jacobs, who has gone to Detroit, where
lie will play with the Detroit Tigers :
Slsyton has played on the second string 4
line during the present season and has ;
,een one of the most consistent fielders
IN the team. <
Arrivals at Hotel Barre last night and
his morning included the following peo- !
lie; +, A. Davis and Miss Pauline Davis :
Il Caspe, p O., r. H. Babbitt of Bellows y
falls, DR. and Mrs. o. " Green of Bethel, =
l. c. Thornton Of St. Adams, A. H.
trout, g. II. Root and Fl. s. Root of
Newport, Mr. and Mrs. c. C. Abbott OF
Waterbury, c. A. Plumley of Mortified,
}. A. Pacquette of Manchester N. H., 60
I. J, Wagenstein and party of three. VI
lew York, L. NJ. Hays of Burlington,
:. l.. North of Burlington, DIR. and Mrs. m
:. Il. McSweeney, Miss Katherine Me ca
weeney, T.. d. MeSweeney and Mr.. and to
Irs NJ. d. Mcmahon of Burlington, Ar
old Holden Of Portland, Me, G. A. Saw pi
err of Worcester, l.. l.. Banford of New 10,
ritain, Conn, Charles c. Hannah of to
artford, and p. w. Stearns of St
ohnsbury. he
A policeman making his rounds along tn
Enterprise alley came upon pitabIe ar
,ject this morning when daylight dis NJ,
osed the figure of a man budding UNI
II the shelter of building The officer
sisted the stranger TO the police station
Id there questioned him at length. He
I'VE his name as James Hayes and ba
aimed that Boston was his last place of in
sidence. Plainly the man had seen bet ing
r days, but he laid his present indigen-
to hunger and an attack of paralysis Ma
lich had crippled the upper and lower Ov
nbs on his right side. He told of beat Pa
z his way northward on freight car,
d assured the police that he had not w
rtaken of food for two days. Chief
nelair called in Grand Juror william Wa
ishart, and it was agreed that the Sci
IN needs a rest more than anything
e Just now. II is probable that he will Ma