The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-08-05
TALK OF THE TOWN

II Vanghan's.
II Lots Of new goods just received, a
II in the sale at Vaughan's.
II Another of the specialties at Drown
II Pharmacy; Chocolate almond, Zoe.
II Mr.. and Mrs. Max L. Powell of Bur
II lington were among the visitors in tn
/ city yesterday.
II Dance, Dewey park, this evening
h CarrolPs orchestra. Special car afte
dance. All rights reserved.
There are browns: Pineapple rickey
orange rickey, lemon punch, grape fiz
punch, claret manhattan--5c.
4 A Swedish open-air meeting will b,
held Sunday afternoon at o'clock OF
| Mr.. Hermanson's premises, Berlin street
Montpelier.
| Misses Edna and Gertrude Moore anC
Lawrence Moore of Derby Line are visit
ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. G
Moore of Orange street.
Mrs. A. A.. Caldwell and daughter
Susan, of Danville are visiting at the
home of the formers mother, Mrs. t. T.
Miles of South Main street.
Regular meeting of r. G. I. P. A. held
Friday night at 1880. Let every member
be present, those working and those not
working. Business of Importance.
People responded very generously to
the call for flowers for the decoration of
the City hospital at its dedication yes.
terday, and the Emslie greenhouse was
particularly kind in its donations.
The funeral of Mrs. Elcenor L. Blan-
chard who died Wednesday, will be held
on Friday afternoon, prayer service at
the house of DIR. Bailey at Graniteville
at l2:45 and service in the Barre Uni
yersalist church at 2:30 o'clock.
Barre friends of r. james Grigg. a
former resident of this city, will be in
| terested to learn that he has secured
lucrative position with the Forbes Litho-
| graphing company of Chelsea, Mass. Mr..
Grigg was formerly employed by The
Times and is now a resident of Somer-
vile, Mass.
George Farnham, who was arrested on
Park street late yesterday afternoon by
Constable George l.. Morris, appeared
before Magistrate H. w. Scott in city
court this morning and pleaded guilty
10 an into-ication charge, for which the
Judge fined him for subsequent offense.
Farnham, who halls from Barnard,
thought he could raise the SIS fine and
costs of $500.
Police headquarters has received
circular with the imprint of John L.
Wilmarth's likeness over reading matter
which offers a reward of $50 for his cap
ture. A detailed description of the youth,
who is alleged to have attempted the
murder of Miss Stella Cross in Addison |
late in July, is appended o. H. Smith, |
a Vergennes sheriff, will receive all com.
munications bearing on the search for
Wilmarth.
Miss Ruth ouigley, who has been
spending several days in the city as the |
guest of Miss Nellie Blanchard at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Z. L. House OF
West street, left this forenoon for Que
chez, where she viii visit in the home
Of Scott Tinkham. Later Miss Quigley
viii travel through New Hampshire and
Maine before returning TO her work in
Boston.
II. ii. Tierney Is acting as express
messenger on the Barre branch of the
Central Vermont railroad during the alb.
.ence of Fitch r. Wiley, who is sub
on the main line between
md Newport while ID. Ring is taking
lis vacation. William G. Edwards has
barge Of one of the American Express
delivery teams in this city
While Mr.. Tierney is away.
The first common law jury to be EN-. !
'aneled under the new law enlarging the
phere of municipal courts was drawn 4
o-day by Constable g. L. Morris in the
ase of State vs.. James A. Drnmgould, !
harged with the larceny of three dozen
ottles Of beer. IA hearing in the case
vas set for o'clock this afternoon. !,
!. A. Hoar appearing for Drumgould i
nd Grand Juror William Wishart CON
netting the prosecution. Several wit /,
esses were subp9naed 10 testify at the
caring.
George w. Mann Of Wellington street "
anne down 20 city hall this morning q
18th his lance tilted and ready for the Z
~ attorney and the sldcrmanic street b
Mr.. Mann's particular griev. 4
nee to-day had 20 do with the alleged 4
lockade Of the sidewalk near the new
partment house which II. y. Partridge
erecting near the crest OF Wellington
rect hill Mr.. Mann joins with other
'sidents Of that locality in deprecating y
reumstanees that viii permit a man d
'emingly 20 pre-empt = sidewalk that
reserved for public uses. II j. claimed u
lat the west side of the street, with IA
ference 20 a certain spot, has been inn
lssable g. pedestrians nearly 81 sum. g
81. Mr.. Mann's contention u that such a.
tend net only 70 discommode
,destrians, but also have the effect Of %
preciatinc property values on yelling 4
a street. tr
After having been in retirement less II
an ~ minutes. the jury in the state
se against Prank DcForge Of south q,
re. charged with = breach of the peace ~
Tense. returned a vcrdiot II guilty a -
30 O'Clock last night Through his A
unsel. =. y. Davis. DeForge announced
8 DECISION 10 appeal THE ease a. county IA
art and bail u so was furnished this
1rninQ IN lieu Of paying fns and costs M
ureeatinn 80. A. THE cas- held over d
IN July mnA YVES NOT entered for the
q time sinre thr nee Law affecting A
1nicipal courts became operative. The
~ consisted Of only six men. nnd Ds- ..
rye vas Htls e. appeal e. county
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