The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-11-22
TALK OF THE TOWN

Ball Band hunting outfits al Shea's
Miss l.. NJ Larrabe of Mortified ar.
rived in the city last evening for stay
of several weeks with friends.
Mrs. Charles A. Caron OF Academy
street returned to Barre yesterday, aft
or passing two weeks with relatives in
Worcester. Mass, and vicinity.
Alexander McWilliams, who has been
visiting friends in Barre, his former
home, for a few days, returned this
morning to Hardwick, where he is en-
ployed by the Woodbury. Granite Co.
Why don't you board? Can spare a
few rooms for the winter, also would
take some table boarders. We run a
special Sunday dinner. Come in and try
one Hotel Barre. ] Y. Rowen, Mgr.
Old and young folks dance and chick
en-pie supper al grange hall, South Barre
Friday evening, Nov. "a. Supper served
from to 7 and at 1880. Dancing from
s till 2 All the old and new dances will
be in order. Full bill, $l25 Single sup
per tickets, 35c Music Montpelier Mill
tary band orchestra.ad
On a lot which he purchased at auc-
ton on Hale street, Peter Mathieson of
North Main street is making ready to
erect a dwelling house and barn. The
house will have lateral dimensions OF "a
and % feet and the barn, 20 and "A feet.
1t will be the second house to be erected
on Hale street and Mr.. Mathieson pur-
poses to have his dwelling ready for oe-
cupancy before spring.
Manuel Erbosco a grantccutter who
was arrested yesterday in civil proceed
ings brought by Marcelino del Campo,
who seeks damages of $4,000 for an as.
sault alleged to have been committed
by the defendant in this city last June,
secured his release late in the afternoon
when bail in the sum of $4,000 was fur
nished by Charles Villa. Erbosco was
taken in custody by Deputy Sheriff ".
c. Garfield of st. Johnsbury, who acted
Harvey of that town. Erbosro has re-
tanned counsel and the suit will be heard
in the March term of Washington coun
ty court.
John McCay and his sister Miss Mary
AIcCay. of New York arrived in the city
Sunday evening and are staying at the
home of Mrs. Mary Watkins of Summer
street for a time. Both of Mrs Watkins
guests have been blind since childhood
but despite this handicap each has de-
veloped exceptionally fine musical talent.
Miss McCay is a soprano singer of merit
and plays the piano. Her brother pos
sesses a rich baritone voice and pianist,
100. At the request of friends they are
% give public concert in Rowland hall
IN the evening Of Tuesday. Nov 2S.
Brother and sister have delighted large
audiences in the East and on several oo-
.asions they have appeared in concerts
iere in Vermont. They travel without
,scort and have overcome many Of the
of blindness.
Socialists OF Barre Town and members
II the party in Barre as well as Social
st sympathizers are to hold a celehra-
ion in Miles hall at Granitcvlle to-
morrow evening in honor of James Law
on. representative-elect from Barre
Town. who is the first Socialist to win
seat in the general assembly Of Yer
mont lnasmuch as Socialists in this
eetion OF Vermont regard the election
4 one Of their number as something
pochal. the most viii be made OF the
thus offered to celebrate. II
5 planned to let a number Of speakers
ave the floor az intervals during a mu
zeal program and refreshments will be .
erved. Barre Socialists and sympathiz
r. who wish 10 Join in the celebration
re asked to assemble in Depot square :
{ o'clock.