The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-03-06
TALK OF THE TOWN
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Donald Brian in "A Voice in the Fog,
Park Theatre to.night.-adv.
Miss Glynora Gould began work thi
morning in the Daylight store.
Archie Goodale OF South Royalton i
the guest of c. h. Croft of Hall stree
for few days.
Miss Belle Stacy left this morning fol
Burlington, where he will visit relatives
for few days.
James Carroll has secured employ
ment with the United States Tire Co. in
Hartford, Conn.
II. r. Whitcomb of South Royaltor
is the guest of his aunt, Mrs. James
Cow, of Liberty street.
Mrs. i. NJ. Tobin and Mrs w. NJ. Hol-
den left yesterday for Boston, where
they will visit friends for week.
Mr.. and Mrs Mark Cutler of jefferson
street left to-day for Boston, where they
will attend the auto show this week.
Special skating notice. Once more the
ice is in first class condition. Open at 7
o'clock this evening. Admission, l0c.
Leslie Hutchins, who is employed in
machine shop in Springfield was a
week end guest at his home in this city.
Mrs Elve Burnett Of Boston is TO give
reading OF "The Princess Chap" in the
Spaulding assembly hall tomorrow even
ing
"When Hearts Are Human a three
reel |. NJ. p. drama, also Billie Rhodes
comedy, Fathers Lucky Escape at the
Bijou.-adv.
Arthur Bugbee, who is employed by
the Hagar Hardware and Paint company
of Burlington, visited at his home in this
city over Sunday.
Miss Theresa Toneili and Miss Roma
Bergami returned to their homes in Mil
fard, n. H., to-day, after a three weeks
visit with friends in this city.
Miss Pauline Darling has returned to
the city from st. Adams, to which point
she accompanied her guest OF last week,
Miss Pearl Houghaboom OF Franklin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Smith, Miss Mil
bred Churchill, Miss Zylpha Churchill and
Russell Allen have gone to Boston, where
they will attend the auto show this
week.
Universal presents the powerful char
acter actor. Hobart Bosworth at the BIZ
jou tomorrow in Augustus Thomas
dramatic masterpiece, colorado" in five
reels-ady
Many of the old time Irish melodies
will be interpoIated in The isle of
Smiles" under the auspices of the Iii
herman ladies, opera bouse, March 10
and H. adv.
Word has been received from Ralph I
Dashner, who left some time ago to Sc
cure employment in Hartford, Conn, TINT |
he is employed by the, Underwood Type
writer company.
Regular meeting ladies' aid society Of
st. Monicas church will be held at the
convent Tuesday evening. Members
please take notice that the meeting night
has been changed from the second Tues
lay to the first Tuesday OF the month.
Wilbur J, Hardy, Plainleld man, who
was arrested on North Main street by h
officer John S. Murley Sunday after
loon, pleaded guilty to a subsequent Of
ense of intoxication when arraigned be-
ore Magistrate H. W. Scott in city court
his morning. When asked by Grand
Juror William Wishart for a disclosure, +,
Hardy is said to have acted peryersely, +
lpon which the magistrate sent him back ,
o police headquarters to mediate on the !
ituation. II
Z. C. Brock, the truekman, put in /
usy afternoon to-day getting the ballot
'oxes and booths in shape for use in the I
everal ward polling places tomorrow. :
Iooths and boxes are usually stored in i
he emergency room at city hall. For n
ONE years, Mr.. Brock has been delegated =
v the city council to have the oversight :
f the work, as it requires the presence I
{ a person familiar with location of h
ach booth before the polling places are +
aady for business. Under the direction =
f the aldermanie property committee, a
he unused Church street school build !,
lg was opened Saturday and front b
'hool room prepared for the ward one o
Oters. h