The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-09-20

| The ladies of the Church of the Good
Shepherd will hold their annual Christ
mas sale in Howland hall Dec. IL and Is.
| W. A. Penrose of Colebrook, n. H.,
is stopping in the city for several days
as the guest of friends at the hotel
Otis.
Miss Ethel Baker returned Yesterday
afternoon to her home in Morrisyille,
after spending several days with friends
in the city.
football club will be held Saturday even
ing, the festivities to begin promptly at
1870 o'clock.
r. T. Marsh of New York, represen-
tati1e of the Swedish Iron & Steel Co.,
arrived in the city to-day for short
business trip.
c. NJ Loud of White River Junction,
a Western Union telegraph clock in
spector, was a business visitor in the
city yesterday.
A regular meeting Of the bakers and
confectioners' union will be held in paint
ers' hall Saturday evening. Edward
Nenner, secretary
Mr. and Mrs. Harry p. Wycks, who
have been passing several days in the
city on business, returned yesterday to
their home in Lynn. Mass.
Nendita ad Sobastra d MobiIi di Casa
mel Alexander & Co.'S Warehouse, Depot
square, Sabato, 2l Settembre, ALA 80
p. IN. O. II. Hale. auetioneer.
c. I. Orr of Boston, district CONNER
cial manager of the Western Union TEL
egraph company, was among the busi
ness visitors in the city Yesterday.
Mrs. O. f. Grismer returned yesterday
afternoon to her home in Plattsburg,
\. y, after spending two weeks with
relatives in Barre and Williamstown.
Miss Morgan's dancing school will open
Friday, Sept. 27, in Woodmen's hall.
Pupils wishing to enter the class call
on Miss Morgan, 70 Ayers street, or
phone 444-ll.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Riddell, who were
married in Wlliamstown Wednesday
night, left this morning by automobile
on a trip through southern Vermont and
New Hampshire
Henry Hull returned to his home in
South Woodbury. last night, after pass
ing a few days in the city as the guest
Of Deputy Sheriff A. NJ, Morrison OF
Batchelder street.
George l.. Meade and Mr.. Howe OF
New York arrived in the city yesterday
to remain for a few days on business
connected with the George L. Meade
Granite Co.'S local office.
Mrs. c. Gordon arrived in the city this
morning from Boston. whore she recent
ly landed from the Allan line steamship
Partisan, after passing several months at
her former home in Scotland.
Fred A. Slayton's racer Wilkes Cob
den, which formerly was able to do the
mile in 2:2s. died Wednesday night OF
the collie. The horse had not been used
on the track for two years.
Roswell Miles of Graniteville left this
noon for Lynn, Mass, where he viii visit
for ten days as the guest of his brother
John Miles, who is employed at the
General Electrical works at Lynn.
J. r. Paine. a member of the monu-
mental firm of Paine Fishburn Granite
Co. returned yesterday to his home IN
Grand Island, Neb., after passing sew
eral days in the city on business.
Mrs. Fred fvers and Miss Barbara
McCleary. who have been passing few
McCleary of Brook street returned yes
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Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Plouff of Church |
street returned home last night, after
passing ten days with relatives in st.
Albans and Sheldon. Mr.. Plouf resumed
his duties in the Holt barber shop this !
Are you English, Irish, Scotch, Welsh. !
French, italian, Germanf Whatever you
are. come out TO the opera house next |
Sunday night and hear DR.. KneelanI
Of Boston lecture on Sabbath observance
in European cities. Lecture free. Of
fering taken.
Thursdays arrivals at the hotel Otis
were as follows: A. f. Trembley. Man |
chester. n H.; Il. p. Townsend, East !
A. c. Clark, Boston, f. ]. /
Kislng. Newark, n. j.; Charles Liber
sont, Boston; George Anderson. Boston; |
E. L. Wallen, Portland. Me-; j. L. Ken
dali and wife. Boston.
The choir boys of the Church of the
Good Shepherd will hold their annual
corn roast tonight at A. w. Aliens |
Sunnvsidc farm. As many of the older
people in the past have expressed de-
sire to attend these corn roasts, the bows
wish to announce that this year the
public is invited, and charge of 25c
will be made for all who are not mem.
bers of the choir.
The rubber game between the italian
club and the Italian Ath-
Ietic Juniors was played yesterday aft
nrnoon at the Rangers field. When the
contest was called at the end of the
sixth inning on account of darkness. tn.
Italian Independent club was leading.
with 3 to | score. The battery for
the winning team was Tomasi and Levin.
For the losers, Kenefick and Riciarelli
were in the points. The pitching of
romasi was mfathomable, while Kene.
iek was hit quite freely.
A young man who told the court he
was James Levellet of East Blrre. but
whose correct name, it is alleged. is
lanes Ievellet Libersont of Barre Town,
was arraiened before Judge H. W. Scott
asst evening on a charge of intoXication,
irst offense. The respondent entered Il
Plea of guilty and paid the fine of So
md costs of S444. Levellet or Liber-
,ont was found in an alleged intoxicat
ID condition at the Central Vermont sta
ion yesterday morning by Officer John
roung man was on his way to the state
air at White River Junction. when he
vas overcome by strong drink Officers
It police headquarters said they were
satisfied that the respondent was giving
false name. a practice which has be-
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