The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-02
TALK OF THE TOWN

Mr.. Morse has just returned from New
York with another lot Of new suits an,
coats.-Adv.
Mrs. Lawrence OKelIy left last nigh
for Burlington, where she was called b,
the death of a relative.
| John OLeary of Eastern avenue lef
the city this forenoon for Augusta, Me
where he was called by the death of hi
cousin.
+. A. Cassie, who has been spending
several days at his former home in Barre
left yesterday for Troy, N. ", where h,
is employed.
| Look! Cheaper than gas. We have q
limited amount of dry limb wood which
we will sell at 1925 load while it lasts
Tel. 237. Morse & Jackson.
Miss Edith Gorham of Montreal. Que
and Miss Gertrude Gorham of Rivierc
du Loup. Que. are the guests of their
sisters. Misses Edna and Mabel Gorham
Of 81 Jefferson street.
Do not forget the sugar social and
concert at the Presbyterian church to-
night. All the new syrup, pickles and
doughnuts you can eat. Admission zoe.
Concert program: Vocal solo, Miss Keith
cornet and piano, Lena and G.. Barberi
piano duet, Misses NJ. Walker and Fl.
Mackay; vocal solo, Miss A. Walker;
violin solo, John Morrison.
j. J. Dashner. real estate agent OF
Barre, was in Waterbury April and
sold house for Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew j.
Kelley to Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Fl. Smith OF
the same place. This is a nice moderate
place, centrally located on Park row.
the price being $500 cash. Mr.. and
Mrs. Smith have purchased this property
for home.
Kenneth III. Gale returned to-day from
Boston after completing the course at
the Faust School of Tuning This school
from which he has graduated, is the best
institution of its kind in this country,
with it the experience in the
Chickering & Sons piano factory. Mr..
Gale is qualified to do tuning, voicing
and regulation and can be found at his
home. 4s Wellington street. Phone
1t is reported on excellent authority
that plans for the rebuilding of the |
granite plant in the south end, !
which was partially destroyed by fire
early in February, are already in the
making. II is understood that George |
the moving shirt in the enter /
prise. will erect modern cutting plant
along the lines of the old structure, al |
though facilities for handling the bus
ness will be greatly increased by a larg-
,r she'd
Aristo Spinella of Birch street is out
lnder bail of 500 for his appearance be-
rore Magistrate II. w. Scott in city
curt Tuesday morning on a charge of
reach of the peace. il being alleged by
he authorities that he was implicated in
he assault which Alexander Rae and
Tohn Angus claimed was made on them
near the Brook street bridge late
afternoon. Officer John S.
hurley took Spinella in custody near
he new Hotel Barre on Washington
treet early this forenoon. Followed by
large crowd OF men, he was escorted
o police headquarters by the officer and
here questioned by Grand Juror William
Nishart. Alleged victims of the assault
we're called in later in the forenoon and
,pinella was placed under arrest. When
rraigned before Magistrate H. w. Scott,
he respondent, through an interpreter,
inferred plea of not guilty, at the same
ime emphasizing his previous denial that
e struck anyone near the Brook street {
ridge. Bail was furnished by Celestino {
.bbiati of Circle street, and the man
las released.