The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-01-26
TALK OF THE TOWN

II ALh VI lHE lONN
H Mrs. Iona Larkln is employed as pas
II try cook at the Eureka.
II Regular meeting of Barre lodge, No
II 1873, N. Il. o. r., tonight at 1880.
II The members of Burns club will hold
| their annual banquet and dance in Clan
II Gordon hall Friday, Jan. rs, at p. m
H Auction sale every evening at the
/ Kenyon store beginning Thursday night.
| Everything must be sold before Feb. 4.
/ Charles Leel of As Brook street left
| this morning for Toronto, Ont, where
he was called by the sudden death Of
his brother.
We are the lowest price rubber house
in the city. Quality guaranteed and we
allow you five per cent discount. East
man Brothers.
Presbyterian Bible class-The sleigh
ride scheduled for tonight has been
postponed indefinitely on account of road
conditions.
Notice, l. 0. o. L., NJ. IT,: All past
noble grands who have taken the purple
degree please meet at Mrs. j. G. Morri-
sons, Laurel street, Thursday evening
at 1880.
"Groz.it Gets 1t Get 1t and Grows It."
A sovereign remedy for growing hair
and the removal of dandrulf. Have your
barber at Ross Depot square shop give
you an applieation.--adv.
There will be social dance in CON
nection with the O. Il. s., Friday, Jan.
2S, at s o'clock, in Masonic hall All
members and Master Masons with lady,
are invited to attend.--adv.
Get in line for the big masquerade in
X. of G. hall Friday night, Jan. 28. BE
on hand to join in the laughter when the
masks are removed. Probably you'll be
the character thatll make them all
laugh. Get rig Of some sort, mask,
and come out for a good pastime. Car
rolls orchestra. Refreshments will be
served. Gents, 25c; unmasked ladies, |
Zoe; masked ladies', free.-adv.
William Ctacy of Prospect street was
arrested by Officer Harry Gamble last
night on complaint made by Grand !
Juror William Wishart charging him
with an intoxication offense. When the
respondent was arraigned before Magis
trate H. W. Scott, a plea OF not guilty 4
was entered and arrangements were
made for jury trial A jury was en-
paneled this afternoon and the trial
is set for tomorrow morning. The POI
lice allege that Stacy entered house
in Addison place Monday night and ere.
ated such disturbance that one of the
occupants was moved to eject him. Stacy
has retained counsel
Peace officers and deputy sheriffs in
Barre and nearby Washington ana
Orange county towns foregathered in
the city this afternoon, leaving at $3.50 /
o'clock for Burlington to attend the an
nual meeting of the Vermont Sheriffs'
association, which was organized last
winter. The convention win end to-mor-
row evening. Among those who went
from Barre to-day were: Chief Sin H
clair, Deputy Sheriff George L. Morris,
Deputy Sheriff H. j. Slayton, Sheriff Il
AFRO A. Reed of Orange county, who
came down from Williamstown this II
noon. Deputy Sheriff Dennis Donahue of
Graniteville and Deputy Sheriff w. Z.
Sibley of East Barre. Sheriff Reed is
to be one OF the speakers at the banquet
this evening. HI
Among the visitors in the city yester-
day and to-day were the following PEG III
Pile: Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Mcdonnell of III
Danville, b. T. St. Clair of Plymouth, n. HI
H., G. III. Hughes of Bridgeport, Conn, III
, monument retailer and w. H. Sean III
tlebury of New York City, who are reg HI
stored at Hotel Barre while making III
stay of several days in the Barre gran NH
te belt, r. r. lockwood of Burlington, |I
}. Janion MacNichol of Boston, G.. A. III
Ioxley of Bolton, NJ. j. Elliott of Rut- HI
and, Frank X. Harmon of Rutland, VIII lll
lam Barrett of St. Adams, r. b. Lang of I'LL
F. NJ. 0ber of Morisville, iii
Thomas J.. Adams of White River June Hi
ion. j. 4. McNichol of White River Hi
JUNCTION, f. w. Mellon of Burlington lIII
! G. Leonard of Springfield, w. r. Deans Hi
f Newport, Charles Jones of GAINESVILLE, III
Panses in January are thought rari-
Y even in ATTITUDES much farther south I'LL
han central Vermont, but there is ev-
nv reason to believe that bouquet of HI
he little garden plant blossoms exhibit Hi
ID by Mrs. Louis Lanciault of Plain iii
ED were, indeed, picked from her own I'LL
ooryard in this bad month of cruei I'LL
on health and energy. Mrs. I'LL
aneiault advised Times representa- Hi
We of her discovery yesterday and Of II
red to exhibit the pansies next time III
lie comes to town. The blossoms are Hi
a variety of color and seem to be as III
IN of life as JuEe pansy. They were hi
eked in. a sheltered corner of Mrs. Hi
anciault's flower garden. IIl
In memory of the great Scottish poet III
hose birthday anniversary occurred ~
,sterda,, a large gathering filled the M M
lditorium in the Presbyterian church |l
st evening to hear several of his works y
It to music. A MIXTURE of songs and -
adings constituted the program. Each
"a randorad with ar.fnr and an ancora