The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-02-05
TALK OF THE TOWN

Special Notice. Costume skating car
nival at tie Buzzel rink next week
Everybody welcome. Watch for dates in
the columns of this paper. Rink open
! tonight at o'clock. Ice in the best of
conditional
Jesuz San Miguel, who has been EN-
| ployed as barber in a North Main
street tonsoral parlor for several months,
I left the city to-day for California, where
! he expects to locate. En- route Mr.. San
Miguel will visit relatives in Denver,
Col, and expects to locate finally in San
Diego.
At Hanover, n. H., last night Pennsyl-
vania defeated Dartmouth at basketball
AZ to-19. The following comment in
dispatch to the Boston Globe of recent
date will be of interest to Barre friends
of Earl Williams: Williams, making
for Dartmouth"
Roy Lebarron of Waterbury Center.
1913 graduate of Goddard seminary, is
member of the track team representing
the University of Vermont in an inter
collegiate meet in Boston to-day Mr..
Lebarron is long distance runner and
participated in number of interscholas-
tic meets while student 1T Goddard
Mrs. Frank Silver of Plattshurg, y. Y,
is passing several days in the city, hav-
ing been summoned here by the death ri
her brother, Richard Gibson of King
street whose funeral was held this after.
noon. Mrs. Silver, who viii be rcmem
bered as a frequent visitor in Barre is
in poor health, having recently been
threatened with paralytic shock
No news of Barre's invading bowling |
team was received from New Hampshire |
at the Merlo academy on North Main |
street this forenoon, although supporters |
of the team that left yesterday for Nash.
ua expected to receive a message adyis- |
ing them of the outcome this afternoon.
From Nashua the Barre team went to-
day to Manchester for a match this even
ing Negotiations for game in Lowell,
Mass, Monday evening having fallen
through, the local rollers will return to
the city Sunday night.
Students at Goddard seminary, four in
number, who have been confined to their
rooms by scarlet fever for the past two
weeks, were moved yesterday to house
which the school authorities have pro-
,ured for them during their convalescing
period. Nurses and doctors who's have
been attending the students during their
Illness on the hill aided in moving them
% their new quarters and as soon as the
seminary was vacated, the health au-
horities began the work of fumigating4
he buildings. Preparations are being !
ompleted for the resumption of sessions
t the school Tuesday morning.
The committee appointed by the First 5
BAPTIST church at its meeting Thursday
vening to wait upon Rev. Bert j. Le I
Ugh of Oswego, N. Y, with a call to the o
Deal parish is expecting reply from c
he New York candidate tonight. 1t is d
bought that Rev. Mr.. Lehigh will accept !
he call he intimated to the church
overning board on the occasion of his a
isit to Barre few weeks ago that he /
'ould consider an offer favorably if GER $
ain conditions were met. He also stat Q
d that he would be ready to begin his b
uties in Barre by March /, if he received t
efficient notice. q
Acting on advices received from the
espondent's counsel, a jury was not
rawn Friday afternoon in the ease of :
tate VS.. Joseph Bennett charged with
liquor Illegally, bat this morn
lg, F. b. Thomas, a Montpelier attorney,
presenting Benefits counsel, II. A.
oar, by proxy, appeared before Masis-
-ate II. w. Scott and asked for jury.
nth the acquiescence Of Grand Juror
lillian Wishart, who is to conduct the
a jury was drawn ard Con. {,
able George /. Morris was instructed :
} summon the jurors for 10 o'clock Mon !. :
~ forenoon. Bennett and one Of the :
-incipal witnesses for the state had been \
Fought to Barre from the county Jail y,
it'll the expectation that they would =
.stify in a hearing set for to-day. They !, y
ere remanded to jail.