The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-08-27
TALK OF THE TOWN

Charles A. Spear of 2l Park street i
taking atwo weeks vacation from hi
duties as city letter carrier.
w. r. McFeeters returned TO his hom,
in Enosburg Falls last night, after pass
ing few days in Barre on business.
John A. Cross OF Northiield was Wis
itor in the city yesterday on his way tc
Boston, where be plans to get lplt
eight t.cylinder Oldsmohile cdr TO driy,
home
MIR. and Mrs. j. y. Turbach Of Hazel
ton, Pa, arrived this morning in Mr
Turbach's Oakland speedster, having
made the trap OF 4l2 miles in two days
They are making a visit with Harry
Britton of Church street while in the
city.
Charles Stevens OF Highland avenue,
the veteran iagman at the Barre & Chel-
sea railroad crossing on Prospect street,
has resumed his duties after spending
several days with relatives in Plymouth.
n. III. Mr.. Stevens was accompanied
home from New Hampshire by Mrs
Stevens.
John Reilly of Graniteville, who was
arrested on South Main street Yesterday
afternoon by Officer Harry Gamble,
pleaded guilty to first ofrense of in.
toxicstion when arraigned before Magis.
trate II. w. Scott in city court this fore
noon and paid a s. fine with costs OF 81
attached.
A party Of about 40 young people gath.
cred az the home OF Miss Margaret Booth
of Windsor terrace, of Prospect street,
last evening and had a joyful time play
ing games, dancing and singing. A graf.
anola was secured 70 furnish music for
dancing and George Troup rendered sew
eral solos on his violin. Antonio Co.
lombe was called upon for several vocal
solos. Dainty refreshments Of ice crcan m,
cake. soda and waters completed the
evenings enjoyment and the departure OF
the guests came az midnight
4 court hearing in the case Of state vs..
Mrs. h. r. Shsdraoui, whose apartments
on Granite street were raided hy officers
in search OF contraband goods two weeks |
ago, was started before Magistrate n. ". |
Scott in city court this afternoon AZ 2 |
O'Clock. In behalf of the prosecution.
Grand Juror William Nishart subpOenaed 1
several witnesses 30 the hearing. Mrs. 1
shadraoui. the respondent. who changed /
her mind about demanding a jury trial 1
after a conference this forenoon. retained 4
r. A. Hosr in the hearing. She was
charged with having sold intoxicating
liquor Illegally
People who suffered themselrcs 20
srise before sun-up this morning were
esfifyinr this forenoon 20 a white frost
The Kind of vegetation that usually sue. /
-mfnhs ~ the early season nippinrs 81
l.ek Frost w1lted when b. spread his
rhite sheen over The iandseane last 1,
light. but the damage. according b. those
rho are qualified 10 speak. wss inconse-
Iueutisl A high riding moon. elear slies
ind only q faint repliea - the sti4 /,
resze that prevailed YESTERDAY combined !,
= suprly the requisites for en- August /
old sunp. and the westhef men. - !
nusing the nsreurv to sse toward the
reezfng point. Did tho rest Z
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