The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-18
TALK OF THE TOWN

Endurance cloth l21ac at Abbotts'
c. +. Bixby, who has been visiting at
his former home in Barre for a lew
DAYS. has returned to Morrisville.
A good horse, buggy and harness TO be
sold at City Action Market Saturday
at 3 p. m. o. Fl. Hale, auctioneer.
Mrs. G. f. Racquet OF st. Hyacinthe,
.P. O., is passing two weeks with rela-
ties in this city and Barre Town.
John Bertoli, who was called TO Barre
by the illness and death Of Eugene A.
Cansi OF Second street, returned last
night to his home in Quincy, Mass
Rupert Bill, who has been spending
fortnight in the city as the guest OF Mr.
and Mrs. James Robertson OF Orange
street, returned yesterday TO his home
in Montreal,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. D, Smith and Mrs
Cora Page OF Williamstown were visitors
in the city to-day. while on their way
home. after spending several days with
relatives in Morrisylle and vicinity.
More than 900 children partook Of
the advantages Of marble day az the
Tilden Shoe Cos. store yesterday after
noon. From the coupon inserted in Tues
DAVIS issue Of The Times, returns were
received from nearly every child Of mar
be playing age in the city as well as
Youngsters IN the enviTons OF Barre ana
elsewhere. This morning a bclated let
Ter from Mortified Falls asked for mar
bles. and sporadic replies from the mar
HE. ad. were received throughout the
dav. Police regulation was necessary
70 curb the Youthful eNuberance Of little
people who hesieged the shoe store an
hour before the free distribution began
AZ 4 o'clock pNard Of 10000 o. the
little glohules were passed out 70 the
children IN bags containing p marbles.
Il wac one Of the biggest marble days
since the shoe company originated the
idea several years ago.
A bank book which has reposed in the
Office Of the chief At police headquarters
since early February was returned 10
one Augustus Randa. Graniteville
ouarryman. late Yesterday afternoon.
when the man. who had pleaded guilty
20 a second ofense Of intoxication in city
court several hours previous, persuaded
one Of his Barre Town countrymon 20
nav his fine and costs along with sim
Tar assessment levied on him Feb. {,
when ~ acposited the Finnish hank book
with tbp police authorities a. evidence ~
his intention 70 return some day and
nav hs initial fne. on Close scrutiny 4
5erslope8 that Mr. Randas bank book
routa inea entries totalling f000 marks
in Fiunish money. or an equivalent 81
tl 000 in American specie The arrival
III his countrvmen vas followed by The
discharge of Randa who settled up pact
ana present negotiations by tendaiur
Magistrate SCOTT ehesk for sf0 The
rherl vas not On ths bank Of Finiand
An interested and It times amused
audience listened - Peter MarQueens
address On the European uar situation.
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