The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-31
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Angelo comolIi went to Chicago to-
day TO work
Charles O'Brien left yesterday fol
California to work,
f. L. Ward went to Waterbury on
business yesterday.
Charles Borford went to Burlington
yesterday to visit friends
Mrs. w. H. Wales went to Waterbury
yesterday to visit relatives.
Joseph Diguez leaves tonight for
Montreal, where he win work
Adolpho Dayerio left last night for
81. Louis, where he will work.
Fl. j LeRow went to Waterbury and
Burlington to-day on q business trip.
Miss Maud Tabor has returned Is
Mortified after spending Sunday in the
city.
Mems, Boys and chiIdrens caps, 25c
to $3.50, at the Frank McWhorter Co.
store.
There win be special meeting Of the
I. A. G. tomorrow evening at seven
o'clock.
Burton Pope LETT this morning for
Salem Willows, Mass, where be has
position.
Mr.. and Mrs. w, ]. Shields and chit.
dren left last night for Virginia, where
they will reside.
Luigi Turino and Cuiseppi Bernaseog-
nj left to-day for Pittsburg, Pa, where
they have positions.
Joseph Maroon, who has been visit
ing his brother, Samuel Maroon, went
to Woodbury. yesterday.
William AeTIardy. Robert ADAMS,
Harry Collins and James FIogan left
last night for visit in Scotland
Miss Agnes Whitehead left last night
for Pasadena, Cal where she viii visit
for few months ut the home Of her
mother.
A regular meeting Of the Barre Mer-
chants association was held last even
ng ct the Office Of G. II Anker, and ron
line matters Of business were transact.
a. Mr. Farnham, the new officer of
he association, WAS present and con,
ierred with the merchants.
The Ladies' Guild of the Church Of
he Good Shepherd will meet III the
'estry Of the church Wednesday after
loon at two o'clock for work All the
members are asked 10 contribute some
hing for supper, The regular monthly
Meeting Of the Guild viii be held in
he vestry ia the evening at seven o'clock.
Please note the change Of the regular
Monthly meeting from Thursday to Wed
iesday.
The committee on licenses from the
Montpelier city council to whom was
eferred the petition Of W E. Poole for
fifth class or druggists license to sell
liquor, has unanimously
oted to recommend to the council that
uch a license be granted, dating from
lay Il The city council viii undoubt
dly abide by the recommendation Of its
Daniel Sullivan Of Roxbury, for whom
ftieers Of Washington county have been
,oking for five months, appeared in
1unty court yesterday afternoon, plead.
/ guilty to shooting fawn Lass fall,
nd paid a fine OF Sl00 and costs. He
lme into court of his own free will.
fter the officers had practically given
p the search for him. Sullivan was
orking last fail at Springfield. Mass.
e came to Vermont during the open
JASON for deer, and shot young doe.
eforc papers for his arrest could be
ade out, he skipped.
T. w. Stanyan, who has been super
tendent Of the Montpelier & Wells
iYer railroad since 1898 and treasurer
the same company since 1908, has
len made general superintendent. the
,pointmcnt to take effect Tomorrow
prl / General Supt. Stanyan will
I've his Office in Montpelier as usual,
here he has been since bis removal
ON Barre, and viii have full charge
maintenance, operating and traffic
sads Of department who have been
porting to the general manager will
reafter be governed BY the orders Of
e general superintendent Fred II.
orse has resigned as general passenger
d general freight agent, the resigaa
N to become operative April IS.