The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-03
TALK OF THE TOWN


III the Pavilion Friday evening.
II Clothing of all kinds at rummage sal
II Thursday afternoon and evening at Uni
II yersalist church.
II Mr. and Mrs. Emery Calkins o
II Starksboro were among the bushes
II visitors in the city yesterday and to
II day.
II Mrs. Elsie Even and daughter, Mis-
II Ethel Even, of Orange street returne,
III last evening from weeks stay in New
II York.
II Mrs. Theodore Buker has gone to JEFF
II fersonville, where she was called by tn,
II illness of her sister-in-law, Mrs. Al
H fred Buker.
Il "The Dupe," two-reel Eclair drama
H featuring Mile Bright and Bob Fraz
H err" also Nestor comedy at the Bijou.-
4 ADV.
H ; In order to get the interest on YOU
II Christmas club account, all payments
must be made on or before Monday Dec
H 7. We would appreciate your payment
\ this week. Barre Savings Bank & Trust
\ Co.
| Rev. William C. Mcintyre, former
! pastor of the First Presbyterian church
who has been passing several days in
the city as the guest of Donald Smith
of Perry street returned this morning
TO his home in Ogdensburg, N. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. George Sector, who
have been visiting the formers parents,
Mr. and Mrs. James Sector, returned
to-day to their home in Hartford, Conn,
after having attended the wedding OF
James Sector, jr., to Miss Grace Z. Dill
lion.
Miss Hazel Coburn, who has been EN-
ployed as a milliner in Randolph during
the fall season, arrived in the city yes
terday for a weeks visit as the guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs C. A. Brown of Jeffer
son street, after which she will return
TO her home in st. Adams.
| Red Men of Iroquois tribe will hold
an informal banquet at the tribal quar-
| tiers in Clan Gordon hall this evening
! the company which presented the Red
Mems ministries few weeks ago, will
be present at the banquet.
Fifty couples attended the third Of
series OF private dances given in the
Knights OF Columbus hall last evening
under the patronage of the Italian
Pleasure club. Riley's orchestra played
for the dance order and number of
young women served ices and waters at
ntermission.
At Spaulding chapel this evening
teachers from the Montpelier city schools
will be the guests of the Barre teachers
at recital TO be given by Miss Moves of
Boston. In Rowland hall several weeks
ago Miss Moves gave reading from
"The Bleak House." A desire on the |
part of local teachers TO have her repeat |
the Interpretation OF Dickens story be- |
fore Barre audience led to the forma-
tion Of plans for an intercity teachers
night.
A mild epidemic OF chicken theving in
the city has spread TO the outlying dis
tricts and farmers are ready to use some
pretty drastic measures for their own
protection, if relief does not come some
other way. Here in the city limits the
police have redoubled their vigilance with
the result that depredations OF the chick
en- pilfering sort are fewer just at pres
ent than at any time this fall. States
Attorney Carver has been asked 10 use
some OF his authority in an effort TO
catch some of the thieves at their work
in outside towns. Berlin farmer came
TO town to-day with a complaint against
persons unknown for stealing some OF
the most valuable members Of his brood.
Acting on the recommendation Of the
city engineer. the street department has
recently completed repairs and improve \
ments 10 bridge No. ? on Brook street. (
in that particular locality
are rejoicing over the addition Of foot
path on the bridge, as pedestrians hither Z
10 have been compelled to beat their own Z
path across the middle OF the bridge. !
steel uirders have been introduced to q
strengthen the underpinning, new guard
-ails have been added and the floor Of the
has been replanked Engineer
Reeds report TO the city council con.
aimed recommendations for repairs on
cvcal Of the city bridges, but owing TO
he latencss Of the season. there is little
likelihood that any more work viii be
lone till spring. unless repairs are ncces.
AIRY for the safety Of the travelling pub
ic.
states Attorney = Ward Carver re-
urncd last night from Roxbufy. where
= conducted the prosecution IN binding
ver proceedings instituted against John
sullivan for alleged fraud while serving
2 an assistant ballot clerk last election
a.. Before Justice 81 the Peace VI g.
.pcrill three witnesses testified for the
tate. Their evidence would tend t0
how that the respondent marked = bal.
Il on the representative question against
BE- wishes 81 the man whom hr was a..
sting w A. Boar and A. q Pay 81
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laced their rlienf - the stand and De
r0mptly denied an iHfrartion Of tie law.
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No 40 the close Of the hearing and tie :
.spondent was given q discharge. The
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