The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-03-15
TALK OF THE TOWN

III i'thutHhl iiHt OF new HttNh vt auhbAh
H Miss Louise Hurry of Washingto
street is spending the week with friend
II in Montpelier.
II Auction to-day Kenyon's store
H Watches, clocks, silverware, crockery
H etc. ID. A. Perry, auctioneer.
H X. A. Lane of Liberty street, who ha
H been very i'll for several days with pneu
mona, remains about the same.
The amusement committee of the Cd
Ladies will meet at Mrs. Henel Stevens
10 Warren street, Friday evening at
\ o'clock.
Expressman Alex. Mackie has pur
chased Jetfery truck from the Vermont
Trucking and Sales company, and vii
use it in connection with his trucking
business this summer.
Madame Bennett, scientific palmist
will tell you all about business transac-
tons, love, courtship and marriage. Don't
fail TO consult her Room, 2 Buzzcll ho-
tel. Only four days more-adv.
The regular monthly meeting of the
ladies auxiliary of the Presbyterian
church will be held at the home of Mrs.
John Morrison, Laurel street Wednes-
/ day evening March 10, at 1880. Please
come prepared to take soap.
In spirit with the holiday soon to be
celebrated, the window trimmer at the
Union Dry Goods store has rugged very
attractive window. Using the green and
white color scheme and three large Sham
rocks in the background, st. Patrick
and old Ireland are well remembered.
Nelson Brown and Edward Loudon,
30 ,,.tt h taas
of basketball players, calling themselves
the Hanover Independents, spent the day
yesterday in this city, returning last
night TO their studies at Dartmouth.
Brown visited at his home on Cliff street,
and Loudon was the guest of his brother,
Hubbard Loudon, at Goddard seminary.
Posters are out announcing mock
breach of promise suit to be tried in the
opera house on the evening of March 20.
The affair is to be held under the aus
pices of the Masons and well known To-
cal people are to participate in the fun
making. Announcement of the mock trial
preparations sets at rest an ill-conceaied
rumor identified with Barre people that
has been in circulation since Sunday.
Barre and Montpelier friends of Ed
ward Ruelbach, the former pitching star
on the Barre Montpelier team in the
Northern league, viii be pleased To learn
that he has been signed to play with
the Boston National league team and |
viii leave at once to join the Braves, who (
are in training at Miami, Fla. The Bos- |
ton Post says. "Ruelbach is one of the 4
best known pitchers in the country and /
at one time one of the very best. His I
last years record with the outlaws indi
Gates that he is still likely to be very
helpful to the Boston club"
Among the visitors in the city yester
day and to-day were the following peo
ple Miss Evelyn Campbell Of Woods
Vile, n H., George f. Hanton of Bur-
lington, Stuart A. Smith Of Fitchburg,
Mass, Harry Holmes of st. Adams, g.
W. Harris of Burlington, Thomas Brad
lev OF Wells River, p. Il. McAulilTe oil
Mrs. NJ. f. Trip of Boston,
T. E. Ellis of Mortified, DIR. A. O. Cross
If Williamstown, Il. h. Bailey OF Burling
on, George W. Hamhn of Manchester,
:. l.. Hodges of Burlington, Miss Brady
If Wells River. Dr. j. p. Clifford and DIR.
j. w. Scott of Randolph, Mr.. and Mrs.
4. A. Grimes of Middlebury, +. y. Bailey
# Burlington and G. S. Brisbane of
Monmouth, n. ].
Last evening before good sized and
cry appreciatiye audience at the He'd
ing church, Miss Florence S. Hinckley OF
1ontpelier seminary gave a number of
xcellently rendered readings. She is
God interpreter of the different charac-
ers she presents and whether it Is child
s. .I,o% - h., nl,a r4,nf Sba dogs
well. Especially was she good in the
eading "Peg o. My Heart" As in other
laces, SO here, she at once captured her
udienee. Local musical talent came in
,r hearty appreciation. There were mu-
cal selections we'll rendered on the pipe
ryan by Miss Ella Hoyt, on the piano
V Miss Marion Anker and by Misses
oris and Corinne Eastman, with solo
' Miss Mildred Higgs.
Two men whose arrest on Depot square =
le morning last week led to a revival r.
interest in the better illumination OF MI
lie darksome locale came into city court III
lis morning and reversed their former III
cas- of not guilty and admitted intox- Hi
alton offenses in connection with the I'LL
legged destruction of glass door panel MI
Depot square place. Ietef nehdllSN- iii
N paid fine of 50 and costs aggregat Hi
g S505, while the minimum fine and Il
SITS of S605 are assessed one Andrew Hi
opela. Grand Juror William Wishart Hi
,peared for the state and the two re iii
ondents were advised by j. Ward Car
r. After their arrest the pair were adj I'LL
tilted to bail in the sum of $50 each.
st. Patrick's dance in Rowland hall I'LL
idav evening. Carroll's orchestra and
program of dances that will please ev-
yone. Admission 75e; extra ladies,
c. iii