The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-09
TALK OF THE TOWN.

James Donald went 70 Montreal today
on visit.
Willis Bean went to Burlington yes.
terday ON a visit
Look for Green's ndv. for specialties
in the line Of pastry.
Mrs. r. s. Prior went to Burlington
today for a visit with friends
Litany and address at the Church Of
the Good Shepherd this evening
J. w. Holton Of Springfield, Mass, is
in the city for a few days visit.
Charles Thomas went 70 his home in
South Ryegate this afternon to spend
Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. c. s. Wallace went to
Northfield this afternoon for a short visit
with friends
T. G. Carson, who has been confined to
bis home BY Illness for some time, is
able to be out
Twin daughters we're born on Tuesday
to Mfr. and Mrs James Glass, one Of
whom has since died.
John Crete and daughter Of Platts-
burg, nv ~, arrived in the city this af-
ternoou for a visis at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. G. w Papin.
Any party wishing to buy a piece Of
land or a farm near the city this spring
had better look at the advertisement Of
George Cassie. He says it's going.
Wanted.--A first class Jumper at once.
One who has had much experience in the
handling Of granite Steady employment
TO the right man. Smith Brothers Gran
lite Co., works oil Granite street.
Mrs. Elizabeth Halvosa left this noon
for Hartford, Conn, being called there
by the serious illness Of her son, Charles
Halyosa, who IS sick with pneumonia
Mr.. Halyosa formerly resided in this
city.
Mrs. Wigs eongratulates Miss Lucy
and Mr. Bob when she learns their snarl
has been Strengthened and everything
runs smoothly. It was through her ef-
forts that il was made smooth. Come
and see at the Universalist yestry to-
night Admission 20 cents. Curtain
rises at o'clock.
Several parties have been negotiating
with Company II at Montpelier for the
use Of the armory for roller skating and
deal has been closed between Capt.
Thomas Of the company and w. w. La
point whereby the rink will open Satur.
day evening, March 10. Special electric
ear service viii be given Barre patrons
Of the rink. Mr. Lapoint opens a rink
at Marshheid next week.
Lambert Packard, the architect of the
Spaulding school building in this city,
died yesterday at his home in ST.
Johnsbury after q lingering illness. Be-
sides this work in Barre he designed
the towns building in St. Johnsbury,
the museum, ". NJ. G. A., North Congre-
gational church in the same place. Two
Dartmouth college buildings are also
his work. Mr. Packard was born in
WaterEille 70 years ago, but had resided
in st. Johnsbury for 10 years. lie
leave a daughter.
In Washington county court yester-
day afternoon the case of Newell G.
Wright VS.. A. g. Templeton was taken
up, it being for alleged false imprison-
ment. Templeton arrested the plaintiff
in Groton on October s, 1899, and took
him to Montpelier jail The plaintiff
claims false imprisonment on the ground
that the warrant on which he was ar
rested was signed by Justice Scott Of
Barre and that he was brought by the
Justice, before whom he should have ap.
pearcd-
Cady o. Averill was IN Montpelier
yesterday afternoon attending a meet.
ing OF the executive committee Of the
Vermont State Fnemen's association to
arrange for a place Of the meeting next
summer Barre was considered favor
ably but Mr.. Ayer-ill thought that ar.
rangements could not be made this year,
So Morrisville was next taken up A
committee consisting Of IL o. Kent OF
Montpelier f. II Bigwood Of Wiuooski
and &. 0. Avcill Of Barre was chosen
70 20 to Morrisvile 70 ste what can be
done. Zen members Of the executive
committee Of the association were pres
ent at the meeting in Montpelier.