The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-09-10
TALK OF THE TOWN

Good place to buy blankets, right
prices. At Vaughan's.
John Ross of Groton was visitor in
the city yesterday on his way to Gran
iteville for few days visit with friends.
Mrs. David Wylle and child, who have
| been passing the summer at Salem
Mass, returned to the city last night
At the Biiou to-day an Eclair two
turing Barbara Wennant and Jack John
son, also other pictures, ADV.
John Murphy of Graniteville was
brought to the City hospital Monday
for an operation, which was successful,
and he is now resting comfortably
| Mrs. Roy Sessions of Middlebury, who
came to Barre to attend the Stafford
Brechin nuptials, will make visit of
several days in the city before returning
| home.
| Mrs. Jane Downs and daughter Of
| Lynn, Mass, arrived in the city this
afternoon to make an indefinite visit at
the home of Mrs. A. H. Lewis OF Cot
tage street.
+, Harry Wishart OF Chelsea, who has
been visiting at the home of his mother
on Camp street, has gone to Boston,
where he is attending the Detroit-Bos-
ton baseball series.
Elders Hooper, Homer, Allen and Har-
risen of the Church of Jesus Christ of
Latter Day Saints, who have spent the
last few days visiting with the saints
and friends in Barre, left yesterday
morning.
Miss Marguerite Brown of Jefferson
lstreet resumed her duties this week at
the s. HOLSTER jackson law offices. Miss
Brown a few weeks ago underwent an
operation at the Fannie Allen hospital
at Winooski and has just recuperated.
Tuesdays arrivals at The Buzzell
hotel were as follows: Temple Ruther-
ford, Winchendon, Mass. j. d. Quirk,
Winchenden, Mass; ]. A. Bond, Bur-
lington; II. NJ. Sulham. Marshfield; H.
w. Bennett, Boston; David Hend, Web
sterylle; II. Douglass, East Barre.
One week from to-day the Barre hose
team representatives, about twenty
strong, will leave for White River pre-
paratory to the big state hose race,
which viii be pulled off on Thursday in
conjunction with the Vermont state fair.
According to expert timers the Barre
team has been practicing on the Granite
City trotting park for the past week in
record time and has a group of able run
ners who compare favorably with the
strong teams that have been sent out of
Barre in the past, The running work is
in charge of Gilbert Phillips and Leslie
Wright. Among the latest recruits, who
have been showing good form are John
Duncan, George Mcintosh and Francis
Cleary. From the squad of twenty-five
that have been drilling nightly at the
trotting park, seventeen, the regulation
will be picked to participate in
the hose run.
Before Judge H. W. Scott in city
court this forenoon, Miss Goldie White
man was bound over in the sum of $500
to secure her appearance at the Septem- |
Der term of Washington county court |
when the case of Mrs, Georgia Mcleod, |
now Mrs. Joseph Bianchi, and known |
otherwise, the warrants says, as Goldie |
Sun, comes to trial The latter was |
arrested last spring on charge Of keep |
ing house of i'll fame and at the pre- |
liminary hearing in municipal court, the
Wlhiteman girl was one of several wit |
ntsses summoned 10 appear. She was I
not present at the hearing and bench /
warrant was issued for her apprehen-
sion. Chief of Police Sinclair took the
girl into custody yesterday morning near
the New Hampshire line in southern
Vermont. She is held on charge of
having wilfully and wrongfuly failed to
make proper returns on a subpoena
served on her to appear at hearing
in the local court on the morning of
May 81, 1913.