The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-14
TALK OF THE TOWN

H c. N. Kenyon 4 Co.'S.
II See the new yard-wide silk for dresses
at Zoe yard ut vaughan's.
Il Victor Calor left yesterday for AL.
bany, n. Y, where he will visit friends
for few days.
| Compound lard at 9hc per h.; by the
| ooh. tub at Louis Romanos' store, Just
across the bridge, SO Prospect street.
Jeramiah Trembley returned to his
home in Swanton this morning, after a
few days visit with friends in the city.
Alexander Robinson left the city this
morning for Hardwick, where he has Sc
cured employment with the Woodbury.
Granite Co.
Samuel McCurdy, who has been max
ing few days visit with his niece, Mrs.
Ellen Greene, of Hill street, left for
his home this afternoon.
DR.. II. S. Carver will sell at auction at
his residence in Marshfield village on
Tuesday, April 20, 1915 his entire house
hold goods. Lunch at noon.
The stock of groceries owned by F. A..
Nichols & Son will be seld at auction in
the store at the corner of North Main
and Pearl streets Wednesday and Thurs
day o. II. Hale, auctioneer.
I've ~ shi PtbtNis thiiu hSniotohp
gineer in the fire department, who is
taking few days vacation from his
duties at the fire station. went to his
former home in Rochester this forenoon
for visit with his mother.
Victor Smith, who has been passing a
spring vacation at the Smith homestead
on Trow hill, was visitor in the city
to-day leaving late this forenoon for
| Hanover, n. H., where he is enrolled as
a sophomore at Dartmouth college.
| A large attendance was present last
evening at the ST. Monica's ladies' aid
society meeting, which was held at the
convent. Mrs. Leon Carroll resigned her
office as treasurer and Mrs. +. J. Owens
was elected to fill the place made vacant
by Mrs. Carroll.
Mrs. Annie Holmes left the city early
this afternoon for Lisbon, n. H., where
she will be the guest Of relatives for a
few days. Next week Mrs. Holmes goes
to Sugar Hill, N. H., where she will be-
gin her eighth season as an assistant at |
the Sunset Hill house.
Miss Cassie Mcdonald, who makes her
home with Alderman and Mrs. o. d.
Shurtletf on North Main street was tax.
en- to the City hospital this forenoon in
A. w Badger & Co.'S. ambulance. Miss
Mcdonald will submit to an operation
for chronic appendicitis.
Tho annual banquet of the Bible class.
composed OF young men and women of
the First Presbyterian church. will be-
gin promptly at o'clock this evening
in the vestry of the church. The banquet
is to be served by the ladies' aid So
ciety. Alexander Hall, the class presi
dent is to preside, and Rev j. w. Bar
nett will be the principal speaker atsthe
afterdinner exercises.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Caswell, who
were married in Montpelier on the even
ing of April Z. have returned to Barre,
after visit of several days in Mont
real, and at the home of the brides par. {
ents, Mr. and Mrs. w. j. Gorham, in Riv- !
er du Loup. T.. Q. Mr.. and Mrs. Caswell
are making their home at West street !
and the former has resumed his duties a
in the office OF the National Life Insur-
ance Co. in Montpelier. A
Manager oliver of the Spaulding high =
school baseball team has his schedule
nearly completed. Already there are y
games scheduled with st. Johnsbury, Bur I
ington high, Montpelier high and Middle
bury. As vet no game has been arranged
with Goddard, but the Arrangements are
and there will probably be
two games between the schools. Spauld- '
ng's opening game will GENE on Friday.
April 10, with the alumni, if il can be j.,
arranged.
Francesca Balconi of North Main street D
vas arrested this forenoon by Officer =
David Henderson and arraigned before
TnIssa "a w Gaoff in oil II
preach of the peace charge, to which he :
inferred a plea OF not guilty. A hearing a
n his case was set for Thursday morn o
ne AZ . o'clock. and John Bossi fur. Il
lished bail in the sum of $500 for the re- "
pondent's appearance. The arrest was q
made on a complaint made 10 Grand
Juror William Wishart and il is alleged d
" the authorities that Balcon was i'm. Il
'licated in the alleged assault on Alexan- r.
er Rae and John Angus. said to have Of
aiken place near the Brook street bridge fl
n the afternoon of March 81. Another nj
nan j. out under bonds Of $500 for com
licity in the attack on Rae and Angus
Barre Golf club golfers swarmed the
Tub course at Chcrryvale park this aft
rnoon on receipt of news that the keep
: Of the links had completed the work
Z sinking temporary holes. In order TO
ccommodate those who are anxious TO
It into the game at the earliest pos c,
ble moment. IL has been the custom for
avcral wears 30 have = set of temporary
oles outside the greens. The turf around
be bolcs has been thoroughly rolled and "
OF devotees who inspected the premises ba
be- morning said that the course is IN -
,cellent condition. Not until the mid. 10
H. Of Nav will the entire course BE- vi
adv for the play. BY that time the &c
reeus viii have been put in shape and mi
10 season AZ the club viii be well under rir
ay. ia
Path in the successful outcome Of ne h..
Ytiations between the granite workers a..
ld their employers has moved the ten
20 Vermont railroad 20 make several in,
'quisiti0ns 20 IL force Of freight hand ~,
r and yard men on Depot square. This fo-
ufuinR n numlser IT men who have BEEN -,
D. On account Of letlarcic conditions in
- granite industry. were instructed 20 -,
turn % work AZ 0nee. Although there :
Il issn eessation ~ activity al along -
p line since March D. q busy wave has -
rmak ruruham's meadow amd q numi,sr
apprentices End manufacturers are y"
.uning the err f1aehines ard Publishers :
sase DAYS. A. optimistic tone that has -
4 alwavs bern noted 90 the surface If y
iuns sns noted to-day in cirtles where -
p huTsed Ser resumption Of operations