The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-17
TALK OF THE TOWN

| '"l 9uui hiu bioNNsi peSt Pl'"'i ~
Naughans.
No cheap or inferior pipes at Mar
rion's. All guaranteed.
Small bisque and celluloid dolls al
Miss Rowers, corner Main and Pear
streets.
See those new special casseroles, A
gift woman will appreciate. c. n. Ken
yon 4 Co.
j. II. Allen OF Torrington, Conn, was
among the business visitors in the city
yesterday.
Ralph Marchetti returned TO Barre last
evening, after spending several days with
relatives in Burlington.
Miss Irene Gallagher, who has been Wis.
iting relatives in the city for the past
10 days, returned this forenoon to her
home in St Adams
Mrs Abram Fine of 40 Maple avenue
left yesterday afternoon for Burlington,
where she will pass the remainder OF the
week with relatives
Miss Dena Richmond. student at
Goddard seminary went this morning to
her home in Rutland, where she will
remain until after the holidays.
Goddard seminary will close Saturday
Tor the annual Christmas vacation of
two weeks Term examinations are be-
ing conducted at the school this week,
Beginning Friday evening and until
Christmas all union stores will be open
until Q o'clock, except Saturday evening
and Christmas eve, when they will be
open until 10 o'clock.
Jack" Hale, former outfielder in the
Hartford team of the Connecticut base
ball league, arrived in the city yester
day from Bethel and will be employed
here during the winter
Mrs Daniel Mansur and daughter. Miss
Mary Mansur, who have been passing
several days in Barre with the formers
son, John Mansur, returned this morning
to their home in Burlington.
Lawrence IT, Lewis, who is employed !
As brakeman on the northern division
IF the Central Vermont railroad, is pass
ing week with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs 0. W. Lewis of is Nelson street.
Choir boy athletes of the Church of the |
iood Shepherd have reorganized their |
team tor the season OF 1914 T
1918 and will play as large schedule /
If games the winter as the circums tances /
will permit. Most of the boys who played I
n last years successful quintet will APP
'ear in the choir boy lineup this sea
on. The team will meet for practice
his evening at $50 o'clock.
The young peoples society of the
'hurch of the Good Shepherd met in the
hurch vestry last evening for their reg.
lar monthly business meeting. Follow
ng the business session there was a So
ial hour, in the course of which a vocal
net was rendered by Miss Christina :
'eid and Miss Isabel Beattie. Dainty
efreshments We're served before the I
leeting adjourned. 1t is expected that
he next meeting of the society will be
ED on the evening of Jan. 6.
Finnish readers of the Times in Gran
eyille advise this newspaper that the
Iorgans and Relchcrs alleged to have
cen implicated in fracas at Tough 4
nd" on the evening OF Dee. 5, are ma.
YES of Russian Poland and not OF Fin I
nd. In explaining their purpose in cor
citing what they claim is a false inn
'ession, the Firms say they resent the
lputation that any Of their country
en- would use an axe to adjust their J
ferences.
The Central Vermont freight and pas.
niger offices in Barre are in receipt Of
G following circular from the office OF
G vice president, c. c. Jones. in st.
bans: y. f. Maun Is hereby appoint
acting assistant superintendent Of the II
ontpelcr, Barre & Williamstown lines.
Guiding Montpelier Junction, in charge /.
transportation" Mr.. Maun is a resi-.
mt OF st. Adams and has been in the le
lploy of the Central Vermont railroad
ICE Aug. 1855. For long term Of Il
ars he has been q passenger conductor "
the main line and is well known
long Nermontcrs at
Friends in Barre OF Supt. J. y. Barss pr
the state industrial school in Yer.
mes, will regret 10 learn Of a painful "a
ury which he received while working -
the Institution few days ago Work da
a set OF buildings to replace the stric-
-es destroyed by fire last wear has fe
n supervised bv Mr. Barss and il was nj
lie he was inspecting some Of the work be
the upper floor that he either dropped
fell 20 the floor below, striking on a "a
&C Of timber and tearing the liga -
nts OF one ankle SO that his leg has la
n placed in east Recent reports r.
m Ncrgennes indicate that his condi-
D j. improving steadily, although .,.
WY. Under the auspices Of various
n organizations Supt Barss has ap- ~.
red on the platform in Barre a mum j.
Of times the past few years
ince the arrest Of Miss lone Willis. 4,
r. girl In the mackiuaw." in East ~
ntpeler Tuesday night, the local pa. !
have been trying 20 connect her with IS,
alleged theft 81 4 dress from a mel. W-.
lilo establishment here After the
bad served % DAYS in the county iail
her skill IN duping Barre merchants
professional men. she returned % wi
city and remained Tor fortnight the
terday the police got trace Of the 20
y which she j said 20 have taken and tn
II q careful inquiry they succeeded in ltn
.ycriHE il from the person To whom. ing
i alleged. i had beeH sold by the one me-
De red mackuaw. The officers com ren
lieatei with p-ohatiauer Charles A mn
th BOZ Montpelier and learned that nir
rner was about % D. pronounced for :
girls alleged m.ademeanor in Fact Il.
.tpeier ~aa was sentenced 10 ~ -
3 from HaHtrslief cts court and uiH
ir1uEtf 10 Haur for bearing nfter ~.
expiration 81 fhat period -