The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-03-08
TALK OF THE TOWN


Henry X, Jacobs of Lynn, Mass, is
business visitor in the city.
Chldren's white dresses, slightly soiled
one half price at Vaughan's.
Miss Lucy DeCotteau of WilliamstowI
was visitor in the city yesterday.
Full chorus rehearsal of "The Isle O.
Smiles" in X. of c. hall tonight.
Regular meeting OF L. A., A. 0. H., ir
X. of c. hall Wednesday evening at $3.50
Giovanni Rossi of North Main stree,
left last night for Boston on a few days
visit.
Hugh Seaver, an employee of the Day
light store, visited at his home in Will
Jamestown yesterday.
DR.. F. NJ Lynde left last night for
Boston, where he will attend dentists
convention, which is being held there.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Harry S. Parks and
| daughter, Miss Eileen Bell Parks, left
to-day for Burlington, where they will
visit for few days.
Mrs. Clara Cutler Page of jefferson
street left to-day for South Easton,
Mass. where she expects to spend the
summer with her, daughter, Mrs. r. b.
Brown.
DIR. A. C. Foster will leave this even
ing for Boston, where he will attend a
convention of dentists for the rest of the
week. He will probably return to this
city on Sunday.
Ernest Slifer, member of the machin-
lists union, who is in Vermont as an or
.rar far hn r. -
Labor, lie back in Barre for a sojourn OF
few days, after having passed several
days in Rutland on business.
Deferment of action in the case of
State vs.. Mrs. Lucy Colombo of Foster
street, who was admitted to bail of 800
in city court Monday, after she had
pleaded not guilty to a breach of the
peace charge, was ordered by the magis
trate to-day when counsel for the re-
spondent asked that the hearing be CON
tinued. The case was originally set for
Thursday morning. but Mrs Colombo will /
not be brought to trial until Monday. /
She is represented by Attorney S. Hol- !
lister Jackson and the prosecution will /
be in charge of Grand Juror William /
1t is stated that the condition ,
of Mrs. Henrietta GuaZzoni, the woman
whose hair, it is alleged, was pulled by
the respondent, is slowly recovering at
her home on Granite street.
An adjustment on the loss occasioned
by fire in the residence of Dr. j. W. Jack
son on South Main street early Monday
morning is being made by the insurance
men and repairs to the property will be
made at once. Dr. Jackson finds that
many of the valuable curios which he
lad been led to believe were lost in the
ire may be salyaged, although the task
If scrutinizing every bit of debris re-
moved from the office involves much
line. The damage to the doctors X-ray
machine is not great. Numerous coins
ost when smoke broke the glass cases
n which they reposed, have been found
n the floor and many others remain 10
'e picked up and restored to their natural
ppearance.
Young men and young women of the q
'irst Presbyterian Bible class are antici- J
ating good weather for the long delayed
leigh-ride this evening. If outdoor con-
itions are propitious it is expected that v
3 members of the class with their in ;
tied guests will leave the church in the g
ohnston Gamble barge at $3.50 o'clock
Or Plainfield, where chicken-pie dinner
TO be served in the Bancroft inn inn :
after their arrival. Afterward
here will be a concert and other fea-
Tres of social evening in the hotel
all. The committee in charge of the
fair is composed of the following: Alex.
all, Alex. c. Walker, w. G. Edwards,
.iss Margaret bowers, Miss Margaret
Ihnston, Miss Ruth Milne and Miss Ha-
] Mackay. HI
Prayer services over the remains OF
rs. Eliza A. Stoughton, whose death
the home OF her daughter. Mrs. II.
Irton Tenney Of Tsp Washington street
onday morning followed long period
failing health, were held at the house
is forenoon at 1880 O'Clock. Rev
w. Barnett, pastor Of the Congrega
NAL church, was the officiating clergy
IN and the bearers were: 4. G. Brock,
larles ketchum, A. L. Moves and James
w. The remains were taken over the
ntral Vermont railroad at II 80 o'clock
Randolph, where the funeral is 20 b. ,
ID in the home Of Mrs. L. H. Rumrill.
daughter Of the deceased. Thursday
iernoon at ? O'Clock. with interment
the village cemetery. Mr. and Mrs
y. Tenney and Mrs. George Han Of ,
ookheld were among those who accom-
MED the body.
49, Regular meeting Of Hiawa-