The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-06-01
TALK OF THE TOWN

II rOw.--ady.
II 1.-THE Old Homestead at Park Theatr
II tomorrow night.--adv.
H Arthur McIver of Vershire was among
the business visitors to-day.
II Amateur developing and printing a
II Shores Studio, Depot square.
II Spaulding plays Montpelier high schoo
II at lntercity park Friday afternoon
II d. g. Slade of Danvers, Mass, com
H menced work for Fred A. Slayton tn,
H first of the week.
II Public dance, auspices |. 0. F., in X. Of
II z. hall Tuesday, June 6. Tickets, 35c
H CAROLS orchestra
H NJ. II. Jones and son, M. II. Jones, jr.
OF Winchester, Mass, are visiting H. j
M. Jones of Jones Bros.
Aldrich public library win close every
evening during the summer months at
O'Clock, beginning June 5.
/ Baseball Saturday: st. Nlchael's VS.
Italian A. G. Game called sharp 3 o'clock
at the Berlin street grounds. adv.
Miss Margaret OHara returned this
morning to her home in Wilder, after
visiting friends in the city for few
days.
Merton Sargent arrived in the city yes
terday from Newport, N. Fl. Mr.. Sargent
commenced work this morning for the
Homer Fits Co.
The team that vanquished st. Anselm's
meets the Italian A. G. at Berlin street
Saturday afternoon at o'clock Come
out and see st. Michaels in action.-adv.
i Ex-Gov. Allen NJ Fletcher of Caven.
dish and his Chauffeur, C. Greene, who have
been staying at Hotel Barre for a few
days, left this morning for the northern
part of the state
Miss Grace Barclay has returned from
Buena Vista, Va, where she recently
graduated from Southern seminary. She
was accompanied by her sister, Margaret,
who attended the exercises.
Thomas Fl. Bradlee of the University
| OF Vermont agricultural extension OF
Burlington was visitor in the city yes
terday. calling on Forts u. Abbott, coun-
ty adviser of the farm bureau, while here
Word was received in Barre this morn
ing OF the death OF Mrs. Malcolm Me-
Askell at Keith, P. @. Mrs. McAskell
was an aunt of Donald Smith and mother
of Alex McAskell who formerly worked |
in Barre.
Don't fail 10 attend the Barre A. c. VS.. |
Goddard game Saturday at the Granite
City trotting park. Both teams are out |
for this game and ii promises to be real
contest from beginning TO end. You will |
make no mistake in attending this game
adv
Harold Edison Of Is Foster street and
Miss Amy NJ. Abbey Of Fairview street
were married Tuesday evening at the
home of the brides parents, Mr. and Mrs.
John Abbey. by Rev. Bailey 6. Lipsky.
MIR. and Mrs. Edison viii reside at the
home of his father, William Edison.
Miss Sue Nichols was given miscel-
laneous shower last evening at the home
Of Miss Madeline Williams on Averill
street, in honor Of her approaching mar
rage. Twenty-Five youGg ladies were
present, and many gifts were presented
Miss Nichols. Games were played during
the evening and dainty refreshments :
we're served. The house was prettiy |,
decorated for the occasion, the color
scheme being pink and blue.
James Fordham Of Montpelier pleaded t
guilty to a first offense Of intoxication
when arraigned before Magistrate n. w.
Scott in city court this morning and
vent to jail for 10 days in lieu of paying !
he minimum fine and costs. Four bird :
torres OF the second class were involved =
n the disclosure made TO the Judge by q
Jus Carlson of South Ryegate, who APP
feared in court for the sixth time within =
short period. Carlson pleaded guilty TO 1
'eing an habitual drunkard and went TO :,
all to serve the alternative of a SIS fine !
nd costs. n
Mate Jerkoyich. a native of Trieste. "
aho spoke fluently in Italian when adj Il
ressed by the court interpreter this fore NJ
Don, acknowledged panhandling offensc m
Then brought before Magistrate Fl. w. .,
colt at city hall this forenoon. Jerko.
ich, who said he came to Barre from -,
oston, was arrested in the south end
his morning by Officer Harry Gamble, :,
mo went up South Main street in re- b
Donse to complaints from householders :,
n a pretext OF selling pencils and pen q
ipers. it was charged by the officers, !,
le man from Trieste was engaged in NJ
aggug small sums from house to house. =.
ldge Scott suspended payment of fine :.
nd costs and ordered Jerkovich 10 leave i.
he state.
At the home Of Mrs. Frank Cave on re-
rench street last evening, the Pansy he
ass of the First Baptist church rendered RI
miscellaneous shower to one of their We
mber, Miss Hazel Rollins, in honor Of su
II approaching marriage. The house NJ
as prettily decorated in lavender and n,
I'D, the class colors. Crepe paper was Br
STONED around the rooms, and ferns.
acs and yellow tulips formed the floral
Irt Of the decoration. In the hall was
lavender bell. trimmed with tinsel, and
e merriment of the evening came when
ISIS Rollins had TO mount a stepladder at
d secure the presents, which were fast
ed up in the bell. Each present was
ne up in yellow tissue paper, tied with
Vender ribbon. Dainty refreshments Of A,
yender punch, heart shaped gold cakes. a
IN lavender frOsting, and waters we're q
rved in the dining room. At a late "
ar the party broke up. all wishing
ss Rollins much happiness in the flu
re. ,
Among the visitors in the city yester- Tn
Y and to-day were the following peo- -
}: Frederick Wells Of Burlington Mr..