The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-04-21
TALK or THE TOWN


i See Billy West, Biiou to-day.-Aadv.
Something new and novel will be
shown at the d, @. r. r. dance.-ady
Il d. A. Perry is conducting sale this
afternoon at the b. w. Davis farm on
Trow hill
If you are looking for good time, at
tend the Easter dance in Rowland hall
tonight. adv
I Kenneth Macrea. who is now employed
in Athol, Mass, is spending a few days
at his home in this city.
| VIII pay boys one cent each for clean
full pint or quart bottles brought to our
store. c. w. Averill & Co.
4 There will be regular meeting of the
l.. A., A. 0. H., at the Worthen hall
! Tuesday evening at 1880. Refreshments.
The Little Dry Goods Store will be
closed Monday and Tuesday till p. m.
After this the store win be open regu
! larly, adv.
Miss Annis McGue Of Boston came to
Barre Saturday to visit for few days
at the home of Mrs Elizabeth Lagore of
the Morse block.
Barre milk producers should be out in
full force at the meeting in Worthen
hall, Wednesday night at o'clock. I'm
portant business is to be transacted.
adv
John Mury, formerly employed at the
A. 2 Abbott dry goods store, arrived in
the city Saturday from North Adams,
Mass, to remain until Wednesday with
relatives here.
Raymond II. Eastman, wireless op-
orator on the Y, s. s. Maine, surprised
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Eastman
of Eastern avenue, yesterday morning
| by arriving on IL days furlough,
Seaman Benjamin A. Dorlac of st.
| Louis, Mo, left this morning for New
| York, where his ship, the L. s. S. Texas,
is stationed, after having spent weeks
| furlough with his aunt, Mrs Tessie Cook
| OF Perrin street.
Miss Dorothy Averill accompanied her
brother, Stanley, when he returned to
Camp Devens. She viii be present at
the review and decoration OF the regi-
ment Tuesday and will remain for the
parade in Boston the 25th.
The case Of E. G. Brock, charged with
theft of wood from the woodsheds OF
4 Calder & Richardson March ii, was dis
posed of this morning in court when the
defendant withdrew his plea of not gull
n ty, by advice of his counsel r. w Scott,
and pleaded guilty. A fine with costs OF
S3l.05 was imposed, which was furnished
for his release.
The millinery and art store, conducted
for the past year and half by Mrs
Lillian A. Duncan at l6S North Main
street, changed hands this morning when
Miss Emma Whitney, who has been EN-
ployed there, purchased and took posses.
sion. Miss Whitney has had con
siderable experience in this kind OF work,
having previously had charge of the mil
iinery department at the A. p Abbott
store and before that conducted such a
business on Summer street.
In regard to an item printed In The
I Times of Wednesday, April l6, which
was sent into the Office, and which re-
ferred to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Boyce
/ passing through the city on their way
/ to Washington, Mrs Mary A. johnson
OF Washington states that the item was
1 untrue, that it carried the idea that she
was the wife Of Mr. Boyce, which is not
90, and that she did not pass through
Barre City with him on Monday. She
states that she did go to the northern
| part VI tine siaLe 10 HPE relatives on At~
/ count Of sickness, but that she went
alone and passed through the city on her
way home to Washington. The Times
regrets the mistake.
! One Of the two games of basketball to
| decide the Northern league championship
was played at st. Adams Saturday night
when Montpelier high met and defeated
| Burlington high school by the score Of
20 to 10, Both played hard and those
present credit II as an excellent, fast
game, Montpelier displaying wonderful
speed in teamwork and shooting The
cup now lies between Montpelier and
/ Spaulding teams and the holder viii be
known by the end Of this week If ar
rangements can be made to stage the
game. Spaulding men have not practiced
during the past week, 50 unless some
hard training takes place this week III
the gymnasium Montpelier, apparently
in the best Of condition, has strong
grip on the silver trophy Coach William
Stuart wishes to have the game played
as soon as possible and picks Morrisville
rs the likely stage for the championship
decision.