The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-03-04
TALK OF THE TOWN

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Special cleanup on coats at Abbotts
Sale laces and hamburgs at Vaughan's
Dance tonight, Socialist hall, CarrolPi
orchestra; soc.
No-license rally at opera house Sunday
evening at o'clock.
Swedish services will be held at For.
esters' hall Sunday night at o'clock
Tonight at in the Barre opera house
former Governor Hanly will speak on
prohibition.-adv.
While so much misery grows out of the
sale of alcohol any project for reducing
the sale deserves Intentionally.
DIR. II. A. Whitney and DIR. j. d. Jud-
kins OF Mortified were among the bus
mess visitors in the city yesterday.
Tonight at the Pavilion, the Jere Nc
Auliffe company in who's the Next Vic
timi" and three reels of pictures.-adv
| George Bacon returned this morning to
his home in Roxbury, after having been
the guest of w. H. Rock of Farwell
| street for few days.
Arthur A. Gordon is moving his house
hold goods from 10 French street into
the house at 81 Liberty street recently
vacated by John Brechin.
Mrs. Elizabeth Carroll and two daugh-
tiers, Misses Alice and Helen Carroll, who
accompanied the remains of William f.
Carroll to Barre for burial, returned this
morning to their home in Kearny, n. j.,
after having visited in the home Of Miss
Flora Murphy of Forsythe place for
few days. Mrs. w. Z. Carroll and son,
Howard, who also came here from Kear-
ny, will remain in Barre and Montpelier
for time.
Miss Florence S. Hinckley, who made
so fine an impression on her two previous
appearances in Barre, will give a reading
at Hedding church Tuesday evening,
March 7, at o'clock. Those who have
already heard her want to hear her again.
Those who have not heard her should
come and enjoy the happy combination
of natural dignity with life and vivaeity,
which enables her to portray so clearly
and truly variety of characters.-adv.
A jury in the case of State vs. Mrs.
Antonio Labrana, who was admitted to
bail this week in the sum of $3.50 after
her arraignment on charge of selling (,
liquor illegally, will be empaneled Mon |
day afternoon, according to an arrange |
ment made by counsel appearing in the |
case at city court. Owing to the fact /
that Tuesday is election day. the jury /
viii not be asked to sit on the case until
Wednesday morning, when hearing will
begin at Q o'clock. Grand Juror William
Wishart is in charge of the prosecution.
An announcement made at the Barre
Office of the Barre & Montpelier Traction
& Power Co. includes the statement that
the company is to return the third car
TO its interurban service, beginning on
the morning of Wednesday, March s. In
effect, the announcement means that the
original schedule is to be resumed on
-he main line as well as on the branches.
10 the South Main street terminus and
the Washington street line. The present
with only two main line cars
ind curtailed service on Washington and
South Main streets, has been in operation
several months and is said to be unpopu-
ar with the patrons OF the road. For
he present the 15-cent fare win be re-
aimed
Among the visitors in the city yester /
lay and to-day were the following peo- r
lie: II. A. Howard of White River juno {
ion, Dean G. Laycock of Dartmouth col h
ege, Hanover, N. H., States Attorney \
J. s. Gushing of st. Adams, j. L. Smith i
# Waterbury, Fred j. Kneeland of Bos- D
on, c. f, Chapman of Woodstock, w. III.
douglas of Burlington, L. s. French and i
!. c. Bowles of Rochester, f. j. st. Clair Il
t st. Adams, Miss Mildred Greenough
f Lebanon, n. H., Il. C. Greemore, A. r.
Iiddleton and HI. n Goble of Bsirling
on, II. L. Hatch of Randolph, Frank J. /
'ragoon of Plattsburg, n. Y, DIR. Z. A.
Iyatt of st. Adams, G.. R. Lake of 9
w. R. McFeeters of Enos- :
urg Falls, Principal o. ID. Mathewson of r.
yndon institute, and Robert Quincy of III
Iethuen, Mass. Hill
Rural Carrier and Mrs. Charles f. mi
yers of the Barre postoffice returned ll
, their home on the Richardson road Hill
st evening, after calling on neighbor I'LL
p the road a piece, to find the premises iii
the possession of rural carriers, postal Hi
erks and city carriers TO the number of Hi
J. The party celebrated the wedding iii
lniversary OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ayers. the I'LL
rthday of Mrs. Ayers, and incidentally I'LL
rived to indicate the appreciation of a iii
urtesy extended the postof'ice men "
hen they were entertained at a straw I'LL
try banquet at the Ayers farm last Hi
MINER. The company brought along Hi
freshments and after a very substan- Hi
Il luncheon Mr.. and Mrs. Ayers were iii
esented a push button morris chair, iii
Q speech being made by Charles A. III
year in behalf of the visitors. The iii
rye used by the company in travelling III
Richardson road was furnished BY iii
hnston & Gamble and the committee in iii
arge of the party consisted of James iii
Mackay, Frank Z. Robinson and Dean iii
ssett. Hi
rally at opera house Sunday MI
aning at Z o'cloek.-adv. lllN