The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-05-15
TALK or THE TOWN


Dance tonight, Rowland hall.-adv.
! o. H. Hale has returned from few
days business visit to Boston.
Special sheet music sale going on all
this week Five cents copy or 40c a
dozen. AT Bailey's.-adv.
Miss Pearl Wilkin of Hartford, Conn.,,
arrived in the city last evening to spend
a few days with friends.
/ Mrs. A, d. PARCEL of West Someryille,
Mass, is visitor in the home of Mrs
Marion Macdonald, rs Elm street
James Crawford of Pleasant street
was called to Windsor, P. O., this morn
ing by the serious illness of his sister.
4 New arrival of georgette hats in all
the latest colors. Mrs BRINE, Laurel
street, opposite Brook street school.-adv
/ The W. G. I. U. will meet with Mrs.
Walter Shields, Kirk street, Friday aft
ernoon, at 2:30. Ladies please come pre-
pared to sew.
| Auction sale of Mrs. Charles Colombo's
household goods Saturday at | p. m.
sharp at her home, tenement Is, A. To-
masi block. -adv.
The picture of George Long, who was
arrested to-day on the charge OF murder,
was furnished The Times through cour-
tesy of the Boston American.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Spaulding, Mrs.
/ +. G. Anymore and Mrs. Daniel S. Ralph,
all of Warren, were among those in the
! city yesterday to attend the. Sunday
school convention.
Don't let your dollars loaf. If you
own second Liberty loan bonds, take
your interest coupons to the postoffice
May Is and exchange them for thrift or
war savings stamps.
/ Miss Lucy Park of Orange, student
at Goddard seminary, was hurried to
the City hospital last night in Badgers
ambulance and Immediately submitted
to an operation for acute appendicitis.
The insurance Office of G. Herbert Pape
will close at noon Thursdays during
May, June, July, August and September.
Trimmed hats $3.50 this week at Miss
l.. Whitney's art and millinery store.
Mrs. David WEIGH of Fairview street
left this morning for Rutland, receiving
word that her sister, Mrs A. FREEDOM,
who underwent surgical operation in
the Rutland hospital, was not expected
to live.
There will be a meeting of the Barre
/ VoniAH > GtQb TiluAY tNtHtuRt MAY w.
at 7.l5 o'clock in Aldrich hall, for the
purpose of electing delegates to attend
the state federation meeting to be held
in Barre June 3, 4 and s.
Alfred Milne, a recent arrival and dis
charged soldier of the American expedi.
tionary forces, who has been spending a
! few weeks at his home in this city, has
! obtained employment at Hotel Sinclair
at Bethlehem, n. II.
/ Kenneth Gale, trombonist with Perish
ng's band, is spending few days with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Gale OF
Wellington street The band, which was
ordered overseas again week ago, viii
not depart until June.
| Mrs. Donald A. Rand and daughter,
Margery, of Stoughton, Mass, are Wis
iting with Miss Lucy Wells and Mrs. +.
Il G. Rowland, relatives. Mrs. Rand will
be remembered locally as Marie Wells,
daughter of B. H. Wells, former owner
of the Red Cross pharmacy.
| Where are the ladies who have been
helping with the sewing at the Red Cross
roomsH 1t has been possible to make
400 garments in one month ard it surely
should not be such an effort to make 100
small garments. May Is, and still so
garments left on the table Are there
not so ladies who will take just one gar
ment?
Friends and relatives in Barre may be
| interested to know that William b. Bail.
ey passed away at the home Of his son.
Welles Bailey, in Royal, Ia, May 2, Of
old age. He was born in Berlin Jan. %,
1881. Mr.. Bailey leaves three sons and
seven grandchildren to mourn his loss,
all of Iowa; also two brothers, Ebenezer,
in Royal, la, and Joshua Y. of Williams.
town, besides several nephews and nieces
He left Vermont in the spring of 1870
for the west and settled in Royal, never
coming back.
Louis Shontell, a wanderer and labor
/ er, alleged to have stolen a dog valued
at SIS from Bert Bartlett, was located
| last evening at o'clock in house on
4 Addison place after having successfully
evaded the vigilance of the police for
the past five weeks This morning, to-
gether with Henry Coughlan, arrested
yesterday when apparently intoxicated,
they awaited the opening of city court
this morning. Judge Scott being out Of
/ town for the morning, their trials were
postponed until this afternoon.
Concerning Miss Marian Keller, Yer.
mont's noted coloratua soprano singer,
who is to appear in recital at city hall,
Montpelier, Wednesday, May 81, the fol
lowing is of interest from the pen of
Sigmund Spaeth, musitSritic of the New
York Mail: "You have undoubtedly dis
covered wonder and beg that you
win not allow her to be exploited but
guide her steadily onward Her execu-
! tion is fluent, her diction good, her tones
free and natural, and | see no reason
why after four years of study we should
! not have Vermont Galli-Curei" See
| ads. for further information.--adv