The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-30
TALK OF THE TOWN


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All odd lots and broken assortments
at big saving at Perry's on Saturday.
Victor record catalogues for January
Just received. Call and get one at BAH
ey's.
A few makes in skirts to close at
1915; also, dresses from S3.0S up to w.
Paris Shirtwaist House.
Alexander johnson left the city this
morning for Boston, where he plans to
pass a week with relatives.
George Long went this morning to Wa
terbury, where he will remain for
weeks visit with relatives,
Miss Ruth Waterman of upper Wash
ington street has returned home, after
passing few days with friends in Bur
lington.
Frank d. Sartell, local manager OF the
Prosbry .Coykendall Co., left last evening
ON business trip to New York IN the
interests OF the company
NEEDLE Mann, Rutland marble pol
isher, was arraigned before Magistrate
II. w. Scott in city court this forenoon
ON an intoxication charge to which he
entered plea of guilty. The judge
fined the respondent $5 aud costs amount
ing to $50, but Mann was unable to
raise the levy and accepted the altcrna-
tive sentence of 20 days in the county
Jail. The man was arrested, Friday aft
ernoon by Officer John S. Murley and an
officer took him to the county jail this
afternoon.
Rev. f. r. Newell, pastor Of the He'd
ding Methodist church. went this morn
ing to Plainfeld, where he oificiated al
the funeral Of Mrs. Hoyt Gallup, who's.
death at her home on Plainheld hill on
Thursday morning followed long period
of failing health. Services were held at
the house this forenoon at 10 o'clock and
the remains were taken to Cabot for in
terment the pastor of the Methodist
church in Cabot officiating at the grave
side.
When the little daughter of Leslie
Cooper of Laurel street did not return
home from school yesterday afternoon,
parents and friends of the child insti-
tuted thorough search for the young
one. An exhaustive inquiry among the
neighbors of the Cooper family failed TO
disclose any traces Of the girl and dark
ness found the family pretty well dis
eouraged over the prospects OF locating
the child. Later in the evening the little
pirl appeared at her home and told Of
spending few hours on the ice with
number OF her young companions.
The ladies' union Of the Uniyersalist
church plans to give an entertainment
every month during the winter, the OBJ
iect being to bring the church people to-
pether in a social way. A small admis-
sion of Toe will be charged for each en-
tertainment and refreshments will be for
sale Next Tuesday evening the two-act
comedy, "The Pink Swan Pattern viii
be given by the members of the Dobson
Corner Business association, with the fol-
lowing cast of characters: Miss Lydia
Boardman, Mrs. f. r Mower; Sobriety
Boardman, her sister, Kathleen LeBar.
ron; Mrs. Green. president Of the society,
Mrs. Benedict, Mrs. Ezekiel, Mrs. Waite;
Mrs. Crabtree, Mrs Grant Lane Ade-
laide Simpson, Mrs. f, I. Cutler; Sarah
Gookins, Mrs. Mabel Cole; Mrs. Dobbins
Mrs. Clara Page; Rose Bobbett, Mrs.
Drew; Aunt Anastasia Carpenter, Mrs.
Hezekiah Butterworth, nee Will Drew.
If YOU enjoyed the old folks concert,
come and have another good laugh. Next
Tuesday evening at 5 o'clock at the Uni
yersalist yestry.
Maurice Goldstein, held on a charge Of
having owned slot machines intended for
gambling purposes, was discharged this
morning on the recommendation OF
Grand Juror William Wishart. Gold
stein had been under bail OF 800 since
Thursday evening, when the police seized
four machines alleged 10 have been in
stalled in local stores and lunchrooms
bv the respondent. Soon after the man
Was discharged he was served with a
subpoena summoning him into court to
show cause why the four machines seized
shall not be destroyed. At the same
time. George W. lander, a cigar man
ufacturer and tobacco retailer; John +.
Marion. a restauranteur; Louis Ro-
manis. who keeps a delicatessen store
on Prospect street, and Levi Bianchi,
who conducts a poolroom on North Main
street. were served with subpoenas ask
ing them 70 appear in court and show
cause why the vending machines shall
not be confscated. A civil case occupied
the attention Of the court this forenoon
and the cases were continued until the
forenoon Of Saturday, Feb. 9.