The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-01-25
TALK OF THE TOWN

H business VISITOR III burlington to'u"y'
II John Vercoe has returned TO this city
after making an extended stay in Den
yer, Col.
Charles A. HAYES of North Mali
street was business visitor in Plain
field to-day.
Financial secretary Of l.. A., A. 0. H.
will be at X. of C. hall Wednesday even
ing at $3.50 to receive dues.
Mrs. r. A. Carpenter went this morn
ing to Mortified, where she plans tc
spend several days with relatives.
Regular meeting of Sons Of Veterans
auxiliary, No. 5, Wednesday evening
Jan. 20, at 1880. Initiation and refresh
ments.
Those furnishing food for supper on
Wednesday evening in X. OF g. hall are
requested to send same to hall not later
! than 2 P. m.
Mrs. Louis Bianchi has returned TO
| Windsor after having been called TO her
former home in Barre by the death oil a
relative.
The Ida Read w. c. T. L. will meet at
the home of Mrs. Beckley, 6 Park street,
as early as possible Wednesday after
noon to sew.
Miss Ella Halliday of jefferson street
returned to the city this forenoon from
AIarsh6eld, where she has been caring for
a patient.
Miss Florence Burnett returned this
forenoon to her home in White River
Junction, after spending the week end
with friends in the city.
Byron Smith, who is travelling through
Vermont and New Hampshire with the
Nellie Gill players, arrived in the city
this morning for few days visit at his
home in Maple Grove.
jones T. Marion of Marion &
0Leary, the north-end granite manu-
facturers, is recovering steadily from an
operation to which he recently submit
ted at the Barre City hospital.
Regular meeting of ladies' auxiliary of
the Presbyterian church viii be held in
the home of Mrs. Peter Park, Hall street.
Wednesday evening, Jan. 20. Important
business. Come prepared to pay dues.
The local w. G. T. U. would be glad
to receive clothing for distribution.
Anyone having anything to donate will
please call Mrs. Beekley, 56s w, or Mrs.
Maker, 3ll-2, and it will be called for.
The ladies OF Cobble Hill grange will
hold leap year social next Tuesday,
evening, Jan. rs. CAROLS orchestra Of
three pieces will furnish music. Ladies, Il
soc: gents, without ladies', 25c. Refresh
ments will be served. adv.
Frank Nelson is acting as express mes
senger on the Barre branch during the
absence OF Fitch X. Wiley, who has been
assigned to special duty on the main line
If the Central Vermont railroad, with q
-un between Boston and Montreal.
A committee to make arrangements
or the Goldstein lecture to be given in
Barre next week has been elected by
Barre council, No 40l, Knights OF Co
umbus David Goldstein will lecture in
he opera house on the evening OF Fri
lay, Feb. 4, on the subject, Peace and
Var"
William Spear, who was arrested on
North Main street late yesterday after
loon by Officer A. b. Curtis, pleaded
utility to subsequent offense when ar
Aligned before Magistrate Ii. w. Scott IN
ity court this morning and paid SIS
ne and costs aggregating $3.50. Reply
ng to a request from the grand juror
or a disclosure, Spear insisted that the
lhiskey consumed by him was purchased Nj
Y stranger. III
The reyiyiied Shamrock A. c. is to
CELEBRATE its reorganization on the even III
~ of Tuesday, Feb, /, by trying con- III
usions with st. Michael's academy in HI
sinooski. Manager William Stuart has III
several games, of which the III
7inooski contest is to be the first. On III
thursday evening of next week the III
hamrocks will be matched against the III
rindsor A. C. in Windsor, team com III
osed largely of athletes in the employ lI
the Windsor Machine Co. The per- III
'nnel of the Shamrock team, subject to ll
langes on account of illness. etc, is to III
, maintained as follows through the HI
ason; Stuart, 0gston, Tomasi, Grady III
Id Carroll. Hi
Rose Duquette, 2-year-old daughter of MI
T. and Mrs. Isaiah Duquette of the I'LL
ainfeld road. died last night at ii I'LL
clock, the end following an illness of iii
x days. Death was due to typhoid llIl
Ieumonia, which developed from Sc Hi
re cold which the child contracted M
nile at play short time ago. Besides hi
T parents she is survived by a sister. III
airy Duquette. and brother, Anthony =
Iquette. both of whom are older than :
e deceased. Funeral services will be
Id in st. Monica's church Wednesday
ternoon at 2 o'clock, it is expected,
d the services will be in charge of III,
". p NJ. McKenna Interment will be ..
lde in the Catholic cemetery on Beck
: street. ie'
Summer street people called the at
ltion of police headquarters TO an al eu'
ed case Of cruelty to an animal this wa
'rning and Officer David Henderson, SIN
10 was sent to the section whence pro- Of
'ded the complaint, found horse,
reft Of youth, slight Of frame and well ""
ii exhausted from exposure. Appar- see
tly the horse had been left in small :
lex over night, some believed. as the An,
uer was disrcrnod ~ fhp ACT of fnfhar.