The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-30
TALK OF THE TOWN

II Mrs. Bernice |. Ladue of Plainfield WI
II a visitor in the city yesterday,
II Mrs. Bessie Barber and children hay
H returned from Royaton, where the
II spent Thanksgiving.
II Cleo Madison. the girl who played Ros
II and Judith in "The Trey o Hearts, a
II the Bijou to-day.-adv.
II Mr.. and Mrs. +. r. Northrop returne
II last night from South Royalton, whcI
II they had been visiting friends.
II The amusement committee of the !. {
II O. L., Nj. u, will meet at the home o
\ Mrs. Mary Daniel, Aldrich building, o
II Wednesday, Dec. L.
II Miss Alice Marriott, wao has bee
spending several days in the city as til
H guest of Misses Annie and Michelina Fon
H tana of 26 Berlin street, returned thi
morning to her home in st. Adams.
H The United Missionary society of He'd
\ ding M. Il. church will hold their regula
monthly business meeting with Mrs. A
| w. Gates, Franklin street, "Wednesday
afternoon at 2:30. Ladies, please com.
prepared to pay dues.
General Manager Howard r. Sands o.
the Tenney company arrived in the city
yesterday from Boston and is spending
a few days in Barre and vicinity on bust.
ness connected with the company's hold
ings in central Vermont.
During the absence of Conductor james
J. Kanaly, who is confined by illness tc
his home in Montpelier. Conductor Austin
Emery of st. Adams is in charge Of the
day passenger trains over the Barre
branch of the Central Vermont railroad
Mrs. G. Fl. kendrick and little son
Ralph, who have been spending a few
DAYS at their former home in Barre and
with relatives in Montpelier and East
Montpelier, returned yesterday to their
home in Enosburg Falls, where Mr. Ken
drick is employed in pharmacy.
Cards have been received in Barre from
Edward Sampson and John Gauthier, an
nouncing their safe arrival in Wauchools,
Fla, where they have homesteaded lands
and expect to winter. Arthur j. Cave
of Bolster avenue expects to leave for
Wauchoola in mid-Becember for stay
of several weeks.
Passengers on the northbound Central
Vermont passenger train who arrived in
Barre at 4:40 yesterday afternoon re-
port that the main line train ran into a
herd of Is cows on the Fish farm between
Bethel and Randolph, killing two of the
animals outright and disabling three
Others so badly that they had to be
killed.
| Among the visitors in the city yester
day were the following people; w. =.
Lederer of Providence, r. l.. j. J. Walsh
of Manchester, II. NJ. Spindle OF st.
Inh brat IF ntgrlf,
ton, A. H. SWEET of Orleans, F. II. Dole
and j. r. Reed of Burlington, r. II.
Blake of Hardwick, II. II. Knapp of
Springfield. F. L. Abbott of Saxtons Riv-
er, H. A. Clay of Burlington and B. IL.
Alden OF Brandon.
A wish long the dominant note in
many petitions to the city council and
more feebly expressed in other ways.
was gratified this week when the street
department completed the building OF a
new sidewalk extending from Summer
street to the crest of the Wellington
street hill on the west side. The aew
walk extends farther into the highway
than the makeshift for a walk that used |
to skirt the bank and is far better adapt |
ed to the ordinary pursuits of pedestrian
ism. Granite curbing has been laid and
the city's rights of eminent domain have
caused the removal of two telephone
poles that stood directly in the path of
the revamped walk.
Interior decorations at the Park thea
tire are 20 be started at midnight to-
night and while the work of frescoing
the walls Is under way decorators will
begin Immediately after the last show in
the evening and work until late in the
following forenoon. Leopold Nuisel of
New York arrived in the city this morn
ing 10 take charge Of the work. Water
,olors are to be used in design calculat.
"a TO harmonic with the interior ar.
OF the theatre and no pains
will be spared TO make the frescoing
me Of the attractive features Of the !
'how house. When the theatre was built
,arly in the fall, il was found necessary
20 postpone the decorating 10 allow the !
production Of "The Birth Of a Nation" (
Two Barre Town respondents were ar
aligned in city court this morning. J0-
ePh Willett pleaded guilty TO a first Of Z
ense Of intoxieation. Magistrate II. W.
,cott sentenced him TO pay fine Of s. ?
md costs Of S545. with an alternative of I
o days in the county jail. willett, who
vas arrested by Officer Harry Gamble ]
at night, thought be would take the Z
ltcrnatiye. Arthur Kezer Of Webster I
lie. who was arrested early last even
nc BY Special Ohieer Joseph II. TaveTy
headed guilty 70 having been intoxicated .
nd expected 70 pay . nne Of As and :
osts aggregating $50. Five respond
nts arrsigned yesterday wers taken % q
be- county jail ~ Chief Sinclair late 6
esterday afternoon. h
With the end ~ the opeu season for =
hooting deer closely Il hand Barre
uuters who have thus Tar failed ~
uccess IN The ehnse are Rebuilding their
forts UficallF. the sesugn ends nent
aturday afterueau e sundssn. snd the
eriuuinn If the wpsk sees . uuuher -
arties ensconcad - amps 81 Strategic
uirts. John Mshanfg resurlrd he d.
be ~ ths Arnerieau EtHress oumpsny's
al Uiief this morning after rassirgi
sfernl days IN WuraesteF shsrt - slls.t
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unfer sho returned frum ths unr.fs -
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= v'hn have sseuFsd aesf in Fttsffia q
~ N-ndnn this rear
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