The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-04-27
TALK OF THE TOWN

II The newest in spring footwear q
II Fits.
II The Presbyterian choir will meet fc
II rehearsal tonight at 7:45 sharp.
II Louis A. Bonn of Boston was bus
II ness visitor in the city to-day.
II Breakfast served at Congregations
H church next Tuesday, 6:l5 to a. m.-ae
Hi / am going 10 see those Triangl
II Plays. Wheref Why, at the Payilio
II to-day.--ady
II Morris Lee Of St Augustine, Fla, ar
II rived in the city to-day for few days
II visit with friends.
II Ernest Sullivan Of Woodsville, n. IL
II arrived in the city yesterday for a visi
Il of several days with friends.
II Regular meeting Of the truclSmen's I'm
II ion tonight at 1880 o'clock in painters
H hall. A full attendance is desired.
II Miss Cleveland of the Montpelier roat
H was removed to the @ity hospital las
i night in A. w. Badger & Co.'s ambulance
II Regular meeting OF j. b. Mead circle
\ Ladies of the G. A. R., will be held Fri
| day afternoon at 2:30. Initiation anc
H refreshments.
Il A special meeting Of st. Johns court
No. 522, O. o. H., will he held this even
ing at 1880 o'clock Important business
II is to be considered.
Il Mr.. and Mrs. George f. Howe of South
| Main street have returned to the city
| after spending week in East Montpe'
| lier as the guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
| Robbins.
Mrs. J. O. I3eckley has returned from
Essex Junction, where she has been the
past three weeks, caring for her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Clyde Wiley, who has been i'll
with diphtberia.
Mrs. Charles Campbell and son, Mel
son, left the city last. night for Boston,
where they were summoned by the Sc
rious illness of Mrs. Campbellis mother,
Mrs. Rugston.
The ladies' auxiliary of divisionNo
i, "A. O. H., entertained last evening in
the X Of G. hall the young people who
took part in the play "The Isle Of
Smiles" and their invited guests. Dane
ing was enjoyed until u o'clock and re-
freshments of punch and waters were
served. During the evening several mem
bers of the party entertained the rest
with exhibition dances
| An education meeting Of the Barre
Granite Manufacturers association, a
new feature introduced for the benefit
of the members, is te be held at the
headquarters this evening. There will
be blackboard talks and informal dis
cussions of cost accounting, bookkeeping
and estimating. A committee consist
ing of William p, Mackenzie, Alexan
der A. Milne, Silyio Guidici and G. A.
Brown il in charge Of the educational
series. Indications point to large at
tendance, as the manufacturers are said
to be in hearty accord with the move
ment
Among the visitors in the city yester
day and to-day we're the following peo-
pie: Herbert b. Conings Of Richford. A.
p. Carpenter oil Brattieboro, NJ, s. lib |
bits Of Kcene, N, H. Harry g. Hadd Of
Enosburg Fails, Miss Beatrice Holton Of
Northfleld, j. II. Stafford Of East Berk |
shire, f. s. Plat OF Rutland, J. G.
Thompson Of Burlington, A. X. Smith OF
Bellows Falls. ]. +. Goodenough OF Mid |
dIesex. John Eenson OF Syracuse, n. y, |
Z. f. Young Of Minneapolis Mimi, Mr.. |
and Mrs. j. J. Somers of Portland, Me-.
II. r. W. Clutter of Swanton, G. c. Lang
Of Barton. r. q. Gaul Of Burlington. A. r.
Boynton OF Boston, Chester w. Clark Of
st. Adams, b. u. Wells of st. Johns
bury, Miss Mildred Coleman of Glens
Falls, n. Y, r. s. Bohe and L. b. Reilly
of Burlington.
Juvenile court cases pending against
Foster street bows who are charged with
having committed depredations in that
are still pending, while the
continue their investigation.
Following the appearance of Lloyd Ed
son before Magistrate II. W. Scott yes
terday, lad named Albert Mcdonald
came into court and told his story. This
morning Waino jacobson made answer
to a summons from the court and supple
mented some OF the tales OF wrongdoing
related by Edison and Mcdonald. Young
Edson's father is sponsor for the state
ment before the court that the charity
department refused to furnish the fam
Nv with apparel and food after Jan. |. H
condition TO which the elder Edison
lseribed his sons failure to attend school
,egularly. ii
Bulletin reports received in Barre on
in other granite ceuters indi
ate that settlements, if they have not
,een reached as yet in some instances,
made the date of expiration March !, III
900 and assurances have been made
hat an agreement satisfactory to both H
ides is about to be signed The date
# expiration and the 4 inch tool are
he principal points of contention in II
'oncord, N, H., where the b:!l expires
lay /. In Stonington, Me, where the III
greement expired April ]. it is said
hat 1920 is the expiration date favored III
" the union. Quarry workers, paving III
utters and granitecutters have not set
led in Roekport, Mass, and an effort III
) being made to have the workingmCE III
tand together against the 1920 expira-
ion feature. AT last report stony Creek, HI
'onn., granite workers were still out III
nth the 1920 feature and other propo III
itions in contention. One fiIsn in Keene, III
7. H.. advises that It appears impossi- III
ossible to make a fom-year settlement. III
q Annual concllve Of st. Aide III
- mar commandery No II, h. iii
W. T., Thursday evening, April M