The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-02-23
TALK OF THE TOWN

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Lots of new goods in our white sale a
Vaughan's.
DIR. J. A. Wark is now settled in I
comfortable Office in the Morse block
adv.
Reserve Friday evening, April a., TO
the lecture by Peter Mcqueen at thu
opera house.
The AltnTians VII meet with Mrs
Durham, ~ Perry street, Friday after
noon az $3.50 o'clock.
Besides enjoying it, you will learn from
the stereopticon lecture on "Greece," to
be given in the Presbyterian church to-
night at O'Clock.
Tickets for when Dreams Come
True" at the opera house Friday night
went on sale at browns this morning.
Make your selection now.--adv.
Tonight at the Presbyterian church,
stereopticon lecture on "Greece." Rev.
Edgar Grassland has spent some time in
this country and is well versed TO lee
ture, Some interesting views will be
shown. Admission, Zoe.
Word comes from Glens Falls, n. y,
that seats for both performances of
princess Pat were all sold out at the
recent presentation of Victor Herbert's
latest musical comedy success, which is
to appear in the opera house, March 6.
Announcements have been received In
the city OF the marriage OF Edmund Rea-
side to Miss Pearl Peterson of Butler,
:. d., which took place Feb. o at the
home of the bride. Mr. Reaside was
former resident of this city, being grad
uated from Spaulding high school in the
class of 1910 and later attending Nor
witch university at Mortified. He went
to Butler last August and now has an
interest in a business in that place.
Yesterday the junior sodalty of st.
Monica's church enjoyed sleighride to
Montpelier, visiting the State House, the
city hall and st. Augustine's church, GO
ing from the latter place to st. Michael's
school, where they were guests of the
junior sodality of st. Augustine's church
for the afternoon. A program was given
and refreshments served, making the af
fair very enjoyable one. II was I
o'clock before the Barre division left for
their homes, when they were conveyed TO
this city by three large barge loads of |
the Montpelier branch, who bore Amer
lean flags and sang the national songs.
Before a jury of eleven peers, one OF |
the panel being detained by illness,
hearing was started before Magistrate
H. w. Scott in city court this morning
n the case of Frank Capable vs. Deputy
Sheriff W. Z. Bixby, an action OF trover
n which the plaintiff alleges that the Off
,er sold an East Barre lunch cart on an
execution without legal right. j. Ward
]arver appears for the plaintiff and the
appearances for the respondent Bixby, /
re f. l.. Scott and Q. II. Carpenter Dur
ng the morning session reference was
made several times to one D'Battista, a
ormer owner OF the lunch room, who has
oined the colOrs in Italy. Five witnesses
lad been examined when the plaintiff
ested at noon and a recess was declared
Intil 80. +. r. Davis, a local attorney,
Who was the last witness for the plain
iir, told Of selling the lunch cart at
ne time for S75. He gave a story Of the
and expressed his opinion |
hat the cart is worth $50 The jurors
CRYING are: William Brown, W. j. Cor 4
ISIS and NJ. w. Andrews of Berlin, j. Fred [
sobbins, Harry Daniels, Roy Sibley and |
gorge III. Clark of East Montpelier, Z
George Adams. Frank NJ. Allen, w. I. Z
ackson and George b. Holmes Of Barre /
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