The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-11-06
TALK OF THE TOWN

\ Just received at Lyons crockery depart
4 ment. Quick or you lose them.
Charles Banjo arrived in the city las
night from Concord, n. H., where he ha
been employed in a stone quarry.
H Mrs. Walter Dole OF Enfield, n H., ar
rived in the city Saturday night and viii
spend several days visiting her son, Rob
ert Dole, student at Goddard seminary
William Reed arrived, in the city Sat
urday night and will visit friends OF
Pearl street until tomorrow, when h,
| will return to his home in Center Rut
land.
To accommodate clerks, merchants
etc, who have to work tonight, Manager
lloban will hold the curtain until $3.50
for the performance OF prince of Pill.
SEN"
"Jackals of Great City" two-reel
drama featuring Harry Carey, Matt
Moore, and Jane Gail in "a Stranger in
His Own Home" also another drama
Gross Purposes at the Bijou to-day
adv
Alexander Ploof, who has been spend
ing several days visiting friends on South
Main street, left Saturday evening for
White River Junction, there to visit I'm
til to-day, when he will return to his
home in Hartford, Conn.
Rev W. A. Dawson of Burlington, field
secretary for the state Baptist society,
was registered 1T Hotel Barre through
the week end and preached in the Wash
ngton Baptist church yesterday. He was
accompanied to Barre and Washington by
Mrs. Dawson.
T. l.. Maynard arrived in Barre Sat
urday evening from Burlington. where he
has been staying for several weeks and
will remain in the city until the latter
part of the week, after which he will go
to Gould, P. O., where he will live
through the winter with relatives.
The presentation of John Vogel's min.
strels, "Japland," or "The Garden of the
Mikado," at the Barre opera house Sat
urday evening was greatly appreciated
by small audience; everybody attend
ing seemed to appreciate the excellent
work performed by the singers, dancers
and comedians, as well as cake walk by
the endmen.
Harry Dingwall of Pearl street, arrest
ed on a complaint mayle to Grand Juror
William Wishart, pleaded guilty to a
breach of the peace charge before Judge
II. w. Scott in city court this forenoon
and paid IS fine and costs of S7.35. The
police alleged that Dingwall beat his
wife, but Dingwall deposed before the
Judge that he couldn't remember of COM
hitting any such assault.
County Agent F. II. Abbott has sent to
the farmers of Washington county. who I
are interested in the co operative extcn- |
sion work. circulars which will be inter
estng topics for the members of this or
ganzation to study, in matters relating
to the cost of producing milk. In this
report is set forth the loss which many
farmers are experiencing by their igno
rance OF the up-to-date laws.
Napoleon Paquin, who was arrested on
a complaint made to Grand Juror viii
liam Wishart charging him with an in
toxcaton offense alleged to have been
Nov. 2. pleaded not guilty To
being an habitual drunkard when ar
raigned before Magistrate II. W. Scott
md furnished bail of $50 for his appear
snce at a hearing to be held Wednesday
afternoon. Bert +. Emery of Montpelier
acknowledged a first offense ana went to !
all for 10 days. c
Tomorrow evening at the Vincitia club I
election returns will be received from an t
'arly hour until a president is elected, ,
The board of managers has made ar
sngements for receiving an unusually .
report at intervals during \
he evening and it is hoped that large !,
lumber of club members will avail them. ;,
elves of the opportunity to keep in :
ouch with the returns. A buffet lunch
on will be served in the club rooms h
round 10 O'Clock.
Forty Barre people motored to East \
fontpelier Saturday evening, when they n
Tere the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. James n
.ae at a corn husking bee. They were !,
by Piper Isaac Riddell, who :,
layed almost continuously while the a,
uskers We're en- route to the farm. Ar =,
wing on the premises the city folks !,
armed to with will and attacked -
uge pile of corn, the prize for uncover -
70 the largest number of red ears going y.
, Charles w. Mcmillan and Alexander ~
who were duly rewarded. An
ljoyable feature of the gathering was e'
licken dinner served by the host and al
cstess. Afterward there was an i'm IA
-omptu program of singing, with solos 7.
Y Miss Barbara Mcdonald, Duncan Nc OF
illan and Isaac Riddell. tn
Among the guests arriving at Hotel -
ARE through the weekend were the - -
flowing people: William X. Goodwin 90.
I'd party of four from Buffalo, n. Y, r
r. and Mrs. A. l.. Booth, two children,
r. and Mrs. r. A. Cooke and Albert A. q,
,oke of Burlington, Mr.. and Mrs. John "
Gleason and children and Mr.. and Mrs. a. o.
A. Gowing of Dublin, n. H., Mr.. and %
RS. G. f. Robertson and Mr.. and Mrs.
y. F. Robertson of Hinsdale, n H., H. G.. -
rod of st. Adams, H. +. w. Clutter of
vanton, j F. Hobart of Cambridge, X.
Kirk of st. Johnsbury, DR.. and Mrs. -,
. A. Dawson of Burlington. James F. Of
agg of Westminster, T. c. Wilmarth of pr,
w York, A. Z. Navin of Newport, Will st
IN +. Carlyle of Brandon, H. F. Prindle \
Burlington. NJ f. lovely and B. Fl. go,
aulding of Lebanon, n. II. &c,
A badly bruised contingent of football =
rriors returned to the city late Satur- ~,
Y evening from Rutland, where God CO
I'd seminsry's eleven met defeat in the =
.emoon at the hands of St Peters A. z
by the score of 20 to 0. A week pre- 80 80
us the Barre school team won a 6 to 0 =
tory over the Rutland aggregation. +
attic. one of the backtied men. sus- s ssg
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