The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-03-18
TALK OF THE TOWN

george LaVO1lette OF DanVille arflYe'
in the city to-day to pass a few day
. as the guest OF relatives.
John Bennett of West Lebanon, N. III
arrived in the city last night tot pass 1
few days as the guest of friends.
Some of the latet music is for sale al
the Vermont Fruit store Among thes,
are; "This Is the Life and 'The Irisl
Tango"
James Moore and Mrs. John Moore
Z whose death occurred in an accident al
the Wetmore & Morse quarry, were held
in Leeds Sunday.
i Mrs. Howard +. Stanley of Beacon
/ street left this forenoon for Concord
i N. H., where she will make weeks
visit with relatives.
Walter Tmmons of Averill street
who has been spending the past few
days with friends at Richmond, returned
to the city last night.
Mrs. r. L. Moody of Burlington is
spending several days in the city as
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A. +. Camp
bell of North Main street.
Friday has been fixed as the date OF
allegations in city court. The arrests
| the cases have been continued from time
! to time.
William Gray and Charles Reid arrived
in the city this morning from Boston,
where they landed Sunday night on the
White Star liner, Oceanic, after an UNI
eyentful passage over from Liverpool.
The men come to Barre from Aberdeen,
| Scotland, where they have always lived.
They will be employed here as stone
cutters.
Rev. George w. Smith, who preached
| in the Church of the Good Shepherd last
evening, returned this forenoon to his
home in Randolph The next special
preacher to have charge of Lenten serv-
ices in the Church of the Good Shepherd
is Rev. David l.. Sanford of Hardwick,
the diocesan missioner, who will visit
Barre March "a.
Sadlier, 10 Keith avenue, has on dis
play the largest line of oval portrait
frames, with convex glass, in Vermont,
and skilled picture man to adjust
them. Special prices for framing and
enlarging for thirty days. All work
guaranteed Our usual liberal terms
when desired Our regular line of fur
niture, floor coverings, home goods and
clothing more complete than ever. Try
MS once.
Friends OF Mrs. William Beede of
Trow hill will be pleased to learn that
she is able to be out again and called on
her neighbors this week. Mrs. Beede
got badly shaken up about two weeks
ago, when her colt ran away and threw
her and friend out. Mrs Beede strik-
ing on her head in the. snow. The colt
ran some distance before being caught
and is somewhat lame, but was other
wise uninjured.
The announcement of the dates of the
Spaulding glee club concerts was made
at the high school auditorium yesterday.
The concerts will be held on Wednesday
and Thursday evenings, March 25 and 20,
at the Barre opera house. The concerts
were to have been held at the opera
house last week but were deferred be-
cause of the death of the mother of
Miss josephine Hovey, director of the
glee club. The rehearsals of the club
have been continued during the past
week Seats now on sale at browns.
City court cases in which Alexandra
and Victoria Orlando of Granite street
and John Clark of the A. Tomasi block
are charged by the grand juror with
illicit selling of intoxicating liquors
were held open in court this morning.
although they had been set for hearing
Each respondent is put on bail of $500
and nformations against them have
also been filed in county court on sim
liar charges, They are represented by
Attorney Hoar, who is out of the city.
The Orlando home on Granite street was
the scene of a large police raid some
weeks ago.
the committee in charge of the
burlesque basketball game at the
Church street gymnasium this evening
announced to-day that owing to the big
demand for tickets few tickets will be
held in reserve and sold at the box Office
tonight. The committee took this ac-
tion as they deemed it advisable not to
overcrowd the hall and that it was for
the best interest of all to take these ex-
ira precautions. The Barre Citizens
band will accompany the players of the
burlesque game from Depot square to
the gymnasium. The players viii parade
from the square at 1880 o'clock. The
game will start Immediately upon ar
irving at the hall.
Thomas Cochrane of Cabot was ar
raigned before Judge H. w. Scott in
justice court last evening on charge of
to which he rendered a plea
of not guilty. The case was continued
till Friday, March "a. for hearing and
the respondent furnished bail in the sum
of $50 for his appearance. Cochrane's
arrest was the outgrowth of disturb
ance which the authorities allege took
place at his home in Cabot village Tues
day morning. A complaint was made
to States Attorney j. Ward Carver and
Deputy Sheriff A. NJ. Morrison was de-
tailed to Cabot to make an arrest. Coch
rane is said to have demonstrated |
strongly against the officers call. but |
in the end he consented to come to
Barre.
Worlxmen in the employ of Contractor |,
Partridge OF Fast Barre, who is razing |
the old City hotel structure, are con-
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