The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-18
TALK OF THE TOWN

James Moore of Portland, Me-, who
has been visiting in the city for the past
few days. returned home last night.
Miss Mae Bishop of Holyoke, Mass,
arrived this morning and is visiting
friends and relatives in the city for a
few days.
Clarence Il. Foley of North Main street
left last night for Portland, Me-, where
he expects to make business visit for
several days.
Mrs, c. $. Andrews Of Maple Grove re-
turned home last night from Malone. n,
y, where she was called by the illness
of her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Fulsom returned
this morning to their home in Bran
don, after making weeks visit with
relatives on the Plainfeld road.
s. +. Andrews of Richmond arrived last
night and is visiting his son. G. s. An
drews, of Maple Grove, while attending
the Congregational convention in the city.
! j. w. Mayo, who has been employed
as teamster for A. Tomasi for the past
three years, has concluded work and gone
J to Williamstown to work for Ii. l.. Stay
! ton.
| Papin Bros. have Just completed the
installing of gasoline tank in front of
their stable on North Main street. The
tank is one OF the largest, holding 800
gallons.
The condition of Mrs. George Wood of
Richardson street, who was operated
upon at the City hospital for assesses
some time ago, is reported as not being
as good.
Miss Helene LaPan and Miss Gather
inc Dassar returned last night to their
home in Middlebury after visiting at the
home of i. j. Bruya of Maple Grove for
the past few days.
Someone picked up womans hat, vim
tage of 1915, in Rowland hall Saturday
evening. On claiming property, the own
or may recover it at police headquarters
by paying for this notice.
The "two MaryF" at the Bijou to-day
Mary Fuller in two-reel feature, "My |
Lady's High and Mighty; Mary Pick
ford and William Shay in "The Stronger
Love; also another picture. ADV.
Mrs James Harvey Of the East Mont
peIier road and Mrs Harry $. Parks OF
King street, first and second delegates
of Bright Star Rebekah lodge, left the
city this morning for Brattleboro. where
they will attend the annual meeting of
the state Rebekah assembly. which opens
this evening with a reception to the
grand lodge officers.
hearing on the petition OF G. w
Averill & Co. for permission to install
a gasolene tank and pump in front Of
their North Main street premises will be
held at 8 o'clock this evening at the
city council chamber Previous to that
hour the city council will convene for
its regular fortnightly session.
Myron J. Whitcomb, an East Barre
business man, shipped large quantity
Of 1915 maple sugar from this city to
Morrisville yesterday. the product being
to II. Waite & Son, who car
~ on an extensive business in Vermont
produce. In the consignment were $500 I
pounds of prime maple sugar. Owing
to the shoS<age of maple sugar as re-
suit of the poor crop, buyers heres bouts
have experienced considerable difficulty
N making their usual purchases and Mr..
Nhitcomb's consignment is undoubtedly
The largest TO be made from Barre since
1914.
For an alleged violation OF the old Yer.
mont blue law, which makes it a mis-
lemeanor to "curse and swear profanely,'l
'oung Durward Imlah was fined 81 and
osts of 1851 when arraigned before Mag
strate II. W. Scott in city court late
yesterday afternoon. Imlah pleaded
luity to the offense and paid the assess
nent. To-day, in a statement made To
The Times. the respondent said; II was
harged with making two vulgar remarks,
mt ! was guilty Of only one. There
wasn't any protest from any women, as
eported, and there VAC only one woman
n the near vicinity when ! was arrest.
d." Near noon to-day lmlah was tax
n in custody again, as Probation Officer
'harles A. Smith OF Montpelier tele.
honed the Barre police that he had
arrant for the youngster. II is claimed
bat lmlah is on probation from probate
Durt.
4 jury trial in tho case Of State vs.
lrs. Margaret Kingston was started be-
pre Magistrate n. W. Scott in city
ourt this afternoon at l;30 o'clock The
'spondent and her counsel. r. A. Hoar. -
,me before the Judge this afternoon r
nd asked for a jury, in accordance with
hich Constable George J.. Morris has
rawn the following men to sit on the
,se: Alderman A. +. Bruce, George
. Bond. W. y. Beck, T.. c. French. y
Cutler and W. w. Calder. The case
rows out Of an alleged breach Of the
race offense which occurred near The
ingston home on North Main street
.tersl days ago. Il is said According
the complaint both Mrs. Kingston
81 her husband committed an assault
} one Patrick Hernon after = dispute
.er q boundary line hsd arisen. All
.arge against the husband i nov pend.
g. Grand Juror William Nishsrt has
.hpoenaed II witnesses a. testify for
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