The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-19
TALK OF THE TOWN

Don't miss the bargains this week a
\ Vaughan's.
Burns anniversary concert Tuesda!
night, Jan. 20.
| A special sale of pillow tops and thu
new basket work for Wednesday anC
Thursday of this week AT The Special
ty Shop, 80 South Main street.
Regular review of Harmon hive, No.
Il. o. L. NJ, Wednesday st 1880 p. m
Initiation. Let every officer and guard
be present. Installation will be Jan. 2S
Mrs George Quinn of Lebanon, N. IL.
ia spending several days in the city, hav-
ing been called here by the illness and
death of her brother, Peter p. Marion
OF Summer street, who passed away this
morning.
The ladies of the guild will hold a So
cial afternoon at the home of Mrs. M. d.
Lamb, Summer street, Wednesday, Jan.
20, at 2:30 p. m. The members of the
January circle are asked to make a spe-
cial effort to be present and bring a
friend.
The All-Italian bowling team that suf-
fered defeat in Burlington some time ago
will bowl the second game with thar
team next Thursday night. Bowling on
the alleys that they are accustomed to
using, they feel that a good match will
ensue.
| AT the home Of Lyndall Lebourveau
last evening Fl Of his friends gathered
and gave him very pleasant surprise,
the occasion being his nth birthday an
niyersary. During the evening games
were played and all enjoyed a very
happy evening. The party were served
refreshments.
Plans are being made by Rev E. F.
Newell for second lecture on "The Ma
tons at War;" to be given in the near
future. The first, which was given a
short time ago, was so well received by
the audience that a second was called
for. The second viii be somewhat sim
liar to the first in that Rev. Newell will
use stereopticon views with his lecture.
The Woman's Home Missionary society
Of the Methodist church viii hold mu-
steal and social evening at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. B. W. Hooker, IL Park
street, Wednesday evening, Jan. 20, at
1880 o'clock A fine program has been
prepared, including readings by Mrs.
Wishnrt. Refreshments will be served
and freewill offering taken. Everyone
cordially invited.
A party composed Of Mrs. r. L, Smith,
Mrs. Warren Richardson, Mrs, Sarah
Bond, Mrs. George Z. Bond, Mrs. w. 4.
Lebourveau Of Barre, Mrs. Abbie George
OF Manchester, n. H., Mrs. Fred Rowe of I
Waits River, and Miss Maude Shurtleff |
of Montpelier will sail from New York |
Saturday for the Bermudas. some merely /
fn ha grfr, ayxI ~ To fbrp.YfFh
the rest of the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. John Marley Of North /
Chelmsford, Mass, are passing several /
days in the city as the guests of Mr.. !
and Mrs John T. Callaghan and Mr.. and /
Mrs. o. d. Shurtleff OF North Main street
and with other friends in Barre. Thirty /
years ago Mr. Marley was employed as a
stonecutter in the Barre granite region
and since his removal to the BAY state in
1855 his visits to this city have been few
and far between. In Barre City he sees
A good many changes since the earlier
days OF granite cutting.
In city court this forenoon Judge II.
W. Scott cleared the docket for a hear.
ing in the case OF Brown vs. Rugg in
which the plaintiff, Mrs. Dora Brown of
Hanover. ~ H., was to sue for the eject
nent Of Herbert A. Rugg from her barn
II 20 fremont street. Mrs. Brown APP
peared with her counsel. s. Hollister
Jackson. To be followed shortly by the
Rugg. whose attorney. William
Nishart, asked for a jury trial. After
legotiations in which representatives Of
10Th litigants participated, the court was
Isked to continue the hearing. In the
neantime the defendant is said TO have
PROMISED TO vacate the barn before Feb.
Along with the active campaign which
Barre Socialists are 90 conduct in behalf
i their candidates for the several muni-
ipal offices, the associated locals in this
ocality are 70 have a lecture cogrse this
rinter, unless present arrangements mis-
AIRY. II seems 10 have been decided
efnitely that complete ticket repre-
enting the party viii be placed in the
ED before March meeting day and In
he time intervening people interested in
be propaganda will bend every effort to-
fard a renewal Of the interest in Social
IN which marked the winter when Social.
its brought Charles Edward Russell and
Their prominent party wheel horses 20
arre. Among the men who may appear I
ere in the interests Of the party j. Ryan
Walker, the cartoouist whose work on \
he Masses has caused comment vhcr-
yer the magazine is read.
Miss Evelyn Weiebtman. the l6-year. n
ID girl, who was arrested BY officers at
.orth barre yesterday. was arraigned
afore Magistrate II. ". Scott IN city q
yurt IN the afternoon on q statutory y
asrge. 20 which she entered q plea Of q
nifty Entenuatinr circumstances h =
10 case moved the court 10 continue the
Iild's case for sentence. For the time -
ing the officers have found home for -
- girl on Prospect street IL was in g,
r. hope that employment for the rfi
irht b. found that the court the or =
p and Grand Juror Wishart favored q !
utinuamoe q the srHtenre. Tie case If
u Weirhtman girl j. saii % have its
.rnllels in = number of instances nrouud
II city. The police elaim that girls sho
me under the cisssftafion of thr
fiuhtman did ueeH ennmisrratirn an1
sistanee much more than ceusortue and
has heen surrestrd that e fetIrfed
Committee 81 AZ b. formed 81 leok inta
s5F cases of this kiuL
According - 3 telegram rretirFd Ca
IRE tlis rnarrfur 81 william Gordon
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