The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-09-23
TALK OF THE TOWN


bolts.
Crib blankets saturday 25c pair a,
Vaughan's.
Charles Emslie of Maple avenue has
resumed his duties in the Marion cigar
store, after vacation of 10 days.
l.. Il. White of Second street left this
morning for Boston, in which vicinity
he will make visit of several days with
relatives.
Sprague brennan of Washington street
returned this morning to Hanover, N, H.,
to resume his studies at Dartmouth
college.
Boys who call at the Peoples Shoe
store Saturday morning between 5 and
0 o'clock will be given Buster Brown
mask free.--Adv.
J. s. Swinglc, the "extra dark" gran
lite man, who has been spending several
days in the Barre granite belt, has re-
turned TO his home in Quincy, Mass.
Miss Mary Mortimer has gone to ST.
Adams, where she is spending several
days with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
p. Mortimer, former residents oil Barre.
A choice lot of fireplace and furnace
chunks. just the fuel for cool nights
and mornings. The ID M. Miles Coal Co.,
l22 North Main street. Telephones 1873
and 4l7-M.
Mrs. H. w. SouIe and Mrs. Fl. s, Soule
who have children attending Goddard
seminary, have returned to their home in
Fairfield, after spending few days in
the city.
| A meeting of the church committee OF
the Congregational church is called for
this evening at 9:l5 o'clock, following
the prayer meeting. 1t IL hoped that
| all the members will be present,
| Sabin Miles of Boston arrived in the
city this morning for few days visit
at the home of his brother, A. G. Miles
of South Main street. Within a few
weeks Mr.. Miles will leave Boston for
Jamaica to spend the winter.
Goddard seminary and the Randolph
Aggies viii meet in the first football
game of the season at the campus Sat
urday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock. The
agricultural students have won two
games this season and are expecting to
annex a third in the near future.
Joseph Bison, The 6-month-old child
If Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bison of East
Barre, died this morning TT $3.50 o'clock
OF gastric enteritis. The child had never
had the best of health. Besides his par.
ents, he leaves several Drothers and sis
ters. Burial viii take place tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock In the Catholia
cemetery.
Daniel Houghton. the Cabot man, who
was arrested by officers yesterday on
warrant issued for his detention more
than year ago, pleaded guilty to
breach of peace charge before Magis
trate A. A. Sargent yesterday after
noon and made arrangements TO pay
a IS fine and costs amounting to S4.45.
Houghton, who was accompanied to
court by his father, disclaimed any at
tempt to eyade the officers in the per-
Torrance of their duty. The offense
which he was alleged to have committed
ls said to have been part of a row on .
River street on Memorial day in 1914.
One cf the finest pieces of roadway .
The completed stage on Quarry street.
From South Main street to the Barre :
Town line, laborers under the direction 7
VI Supt. J. G. Wilson of the street de.
,artment and City Engineer f. o. Lee
have been working for more than a n
month. just now they are putting on
he finishing touches and within few a
lays the highway win be open TO travel. Q
N nearly every respect the maoadam n
Dad conforms in the manner of building /,
o other stretches OF permanent road h
hat have been laid In the city since the a
began to take advantage Of !
tate aid. q
Dates for hearings in several cases c,
'ending in city court have been fixed on s.
he docket and an effort will be made 10 S
ispise OF all matters that have accu.
nulated on the court calendar during the
bsence of Judge II. W. Scott, who is y
making a six weeks tour in the West. Z
he case of state vs.. A. III. Buz1ell has
cen set for Saturday, Oct. 2, and 4,
earring in the case OF state VS.. r. Ca. y
elloni, whose premises were raided last .,
week. viii be held Tuesday, Sept. 2s,
nd the case against Tony Charley will Y
e heard before Magistrate A. A. Sar y
ent tomorrow. according 10 present ar =
angements. Charley is charged with
iolating the laws restriction the sale -
{ intoxicating liquor. copy of the
hiding over proceedings in East Barre HI
nstice court has been received by the d
lagistate. but as yet the states at
orney has not fixed any date for the
rial OF Mrs. Llama Contullo. who Is y
waiting trial in the countv fau m