The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-10-30
TALK OF THE TOWN

II MISS DORIS HQNey was week end Wis
II itor in Marshfeld.
II Miss Belle Nelson was week end Wis
II itor with friends in Northfeld.
II Miss Eva Mcdonald has been passing I
H few days with friends in Willamstown
\ Mrs. A. o. Rogers of Breintree wat
H among the business visitors in the city
Il Saturday.
\ Miss Mary Bcltrami went to Buring
II ton this morning for a visit of a few days
with relatives.
H ut Happened in Honolulu a five-reel
Red Feather featuring Val Paul and Myr'
tie Gonzales, at the Bijou tomorrow
adv.
| Charles II. Northrop of Merchant street
has returned to the city after passing
several days with his brother in South
Royalton
George Hunt of North Main street re-
turned to Barre yesterday after passing
week in Randolph as the guest of a
Grand Army comrade
The ladies' union of the Universalist
church will give 800" social in the X.
of p. hall Thursday evening at s o'clock
sharp. Gentlemen and ladies cordially
invited
DIR. o. z. Barr of Cottage street, who
has been quite seriously i'll for several
days, was able to be out of doors yester-
day, although he has not fully recovered
from his illness
Will +. Colvin of New York City ar
rived in Barre Sunday to join his wife
for a weeks visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. James Dawson, and his brother,
Frank T. Colvin
The Presbyterian Bible class will hold
their annual Halloween social at the
manse Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock
sharp. All members and friends are cor
daily invited and a good time is prom
ised
Special meeting Of Jumpers, boxers and
derriekmen in Foresters' hall Monday
evening at o'clock. Meeting called by
request of international union commit
tee. Every member requested to be pres
ent. Important business. Per order sec
rotary.
Henry J. Daniels, who recently re-
turned to the city from South Mortified, !
Mass, pleaded guilty to a subsequent Of
Tense when arraigned before Magistrate |
II. W. Scott on an intoxicatio charge |
this morning and went to Jail in lieu of |
paying the SIS fine and costs imposed |
John Makki of Graniteville, acknowledge |
ing first offense, paid the minimum fine /
and costs.
The case of State vs.. Adolfo Malnati,
charged with selling liquor illegally, was
taken from the docket in city court this
morning and Malnati was sentenced to
serve 10 months in the house of correc-
ton at Rutland. with minimum of sew
en- months Malnatis house on Cambria
street was raided few weeks ago and
his case was continued for sentence on
plea OF guilty.
Before Magistrate Scott in city court
this morning Arthur LePage was fined {
$40, with costs Of s6.35, on the charge Of
larceny of coal from the railroad. having &
pleaded guilty to the charge after being
arrested early this morning by Deputy
Sheriff Joseph Lavery and Railroad De-
-ective Bolton. LePage was employed by
he railroad as night Waterman and when {
,rraigned he allowed that he thought the
was owing him something be,
ause they had refused to pay him for
Sunday labor v
The auction sale conducted by D. A. :
Perry at the farm of Roy Holden in d
lolilitIu EhAuiudN was abltUutu w IL ID
arge crowd of good bidders that made it n
'ossible for the property to change hands
t very satisfactory prices Corn on the
OBJ went at ~ cents bushel, while 81
cans were bid off at S. bushel, Indian
fheat brought 20 cents and potatoes 81
Dared to Sl07 bushel before they were
knocked dewn." Stock including young III
attic sold at good prices, while large tc
ock of hens averaged % cents apiece.
Guests arriving at Hotel Barre through er
ne week end included the following peo y
lie: Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Humphrey Mr..
nd Mrs. Clarkson and r. J. Whitlock of II
w. II. Parker. Charles Buck Ss
v. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Start. Parker
tart of Jacksonville and Miss Senath W.
oule of Fairfield, C., NJ Bugbee and F. r. II
'yeth of Newport, B. NJ. Small of Hard
lex, Mr. and Mrs j. S. Patrick and -
Gorge Gillett of Burlington, IT, L. Ford =
Burlington, Mr. and Mrs. NJ. II. Hazen
South Royalton, Mrs. French of Beth
, Miss NJ. Whitcomb and Roy Whitcomb
South Royalton, Mr. and Mrs. A. A. i
ffany of Burlington and Mr.. and Mrs.
:. S. Brown of Underhill, A. j. Smith
ID w. R. Buchanan of South Ryegate,
:. A. Durham of New Haven, F. w.
arren and +. II. Walters of Mortified,
RS. II. Nelson Jackson and daughter of
arlington. Mr. and Mrs. B. Maxfield and
lillian Walker. jr., of Evarts, c. P.
AXE of Springfield, Fl. f. Crowley and
hn F. Nfoloney Of Rutland, Miss Ray
ond of White River Junction, II. A.
edd of Columbus, o., Earle S. Drown
st. Johnsbury.