The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-01
TALK OF THE TOWN


Thomas Kelly of Essex Junction was
visiting friends in the city over Sunday
Mrs. Il. b. Ingersoll OF Barre Town
was operated upon at the City hospital
to-day.
Special meeting of Minheheha encamp-
ment, No. 2, tomorrow night at 1880
Work in golden rule degree.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Malone left yes
tcrday for Randolph, where they will
visit friends for the next two weeks.
The fiscal year of the Barre Savings
Bank & Trust Co. ended to-day, an s per
cent. dividend having been declared.
All members and friends of the ladies'
aid society of St. Monica's church are
requested to meet at X. OF G. hall Tues
day at 2 p. m.
Miss Emma Whitney of the Daylight
store left Saturday night for Boston,
where she will attend the spring mil
linery opening.
All men, young and old, are invited
to attend the social gathering at the
Presbyterian church tonight. Refresh
ments will be served.
Adolph DelAmico of Montpelier re-
turned to his home in that city yester-
day from the City hospital, where he
had been for treatment.
John r. Lane who has 5een visiting
his brother in st. Adams for few days,
was visitor in the city this morning
while on his way home TO WilliamstOwn.
Miss Jean Darling, who is engaged as
| teacher in the schools at Woodbury., ar
rived at her home ON Laurel street Satur
| day night, where she will 81 end her eight
weeks vacation.
! Mr.. and Mrs. John Benedini, who have
| been absent in Italy for, the past two
years, arrived in the city last night and
are making their home at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Benedini Of the Tomasi
| block for the present.
| The ID. G. v. basketball team, which
4 was to have played against the Wells
| River team Saturday night, did not go
! to Wells River as the game was cancelled
| Saturday afternoon. 1t was arranged to
| play next Saturday, March 6.
! All boys who have been campers at
Camp Abnaki' are earnestly requested TO
meet at the Baptist church tonight at
o'clock sharp. The parents OF the boys
are also asked to be present pas a matter
of importance is to be taken up.
The Players will present "The Cow
| puncher's Sweetheart" western com
edy drama in four acts. 1t is a sterling
drama of military life in Arizona. Cow
BOYS and other characters known to the
West 90 to make four acts OF solid
amusement-Ad
The lecture to be given in the Presby
terrain church Wednesday evening by Rev.
Edgar Grassland on Africa" will be
the most interesting Of any yet delivered.
Over 50 slides will be shown and these
alone are interesting, as well as instruc-
tive. Admission, 25c; children under 10,
l'l0c.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Barre Athletic club will be held in their
rooms on Tuesday evening at 1880. As
the semi-annual election OF officers takes
place that evening, il is earnestly re-
quested that all members make an ef-
fort TO attend. Per order William A.
Reilly, secretary.
All Sunday school teachers will re-
member that Mr.. Boyd requested il they
had any questions to ask him they would
write them out. He will meet the teach
ers Tuesday night, March ,, at the Con
gregational church. His subject will be,
"The Art of Story Telling" The hour
Of the meeting is 1880.
The two-act operetta, Seven Old La
dies OF Lavender Town" the third Of
series Of entertainments under the aus
pieces Of the Universalist ladies' union,
win be given Wednesday evening IN the
yestry This promises 10 be the best one
vet given. Admission, Toe Ice cream,
cake and candy will be on sale
Preparations for to-morrow's election
were started this afternoon, when +. c.
Brock, eXpressman, BEGAN removing the
booths and ballot boxes from the storage
room in the basement Of city hail. The
booths are 10 be distributed among six
polling places in the city and some little
time Is required 10 get them in shaSa
for the use Of the electorate. Additional
boxes authorized by the city council viii
be used at a city election for the fret
time tomorrow.
Acting for persons oontending that beer
seized by the police hl a raid az the
Bolster block ten days ago has been
wronrfullv declared to BE- contraband,
IS. Hollister Jackson. who has been re-
tanned as counsel in the case. to-day 6lcd
claim with City Judge II. w. Scott Oh
iectinp 90 any disposition Of the goods
until the question Of ownership has been
finally decided. 4 hearing in the case
VIII NfMNuNiN w NttA HfANAf AAtN AAA"AAE
trate before the expiration Of the pres
ent week. Grand Juror William Wishart
viii represent the state and Mr.. Jackson
will appear for the claimants
News has been received here Of the
marriage in Port Chester. \. Y Feb. %.
Of Miss Clara Margaret WINNER 30 Ed
win Lyman Mcleod formerly Of tins
city. The bride i a former resident uf
Keith. p. O.. while Mr. McLeci win h.
remembered here ~ one time officer on
the Barre police force and a fireman IN
the call class. Around = year ago De-
resigned his position in the police f0rce
and went e. Louisville. ny. Aitcrward
b. moved 10 Fiuus. o. where hc vas en- 4
ployed &c the foreman 81 granite man
ufnrturinr niaut. More recently he re
visited his aid horne 10 Barre aud left
unnth ago for Port Chester where b. 10 I
now engaged a. travelling salesman 4
for the Port Chester Granite Co. With /
TERRITORY n Nrw YORK founectieut and 4
Rhode island
Dor the iasi tifne before thc present F.
administration i suoreedea ~ ihe city /
officials 81 b. rleetea Tomorrow. the citv /
rounfH ul meet f5.nieht ID lis regular /
nfnrfhlV session. Two rnemhers ~ ~ 4
aiSafmanif tsaard are retiring volurtar- /
lt whiie ftrd neuhFr uhosF trrrn 4
ai=o etfirrs WI re- teforf ths VOTERS ~ 4
SIS unrf far = ra election. MATTERS ~
aliur fur1rtauea that have iser b. tlse