The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-11-02
TALK OF THE TOWN

II son, WHO hccldcntally took poison SUNDAY
Mt her home in the Northern hotel, is i'm
proving.
H Twenty per cent discount on millinery
for Friday and Saturday at Mrs. H. S
Miles, 200 North Main street, ovel
Dodge's Jewelry store.
/ Harold Hull, who has been visiting
friends in Burlington during the past
| week, returned OF his home on NORTH
Main street this morning.
| Charles Kenyon, who has been confined
to the house for over week with se'
week, returned TO his home ON North
for the first time yesterday.
If you want TO save money on your
winter hat, call at Mrs. Birnie's, 3 Pleas
ant street, off Brook street Best of
quality at lowest possible prices.
Mrs. George Slora of Green street left
this morning for Burlington, where she
will visit her brother, James Hay, who
is under treatment at the Fanny Allen
hospital
Miss Sylvia Poore, who has been visit
ing friends in East Barre during the past
week, called on friends in the city yes
terday while en- route to her home in
Richmond.
Neale Hooker, a cadet at Norwich uni
versity, arrived III the city yesterday and
will spend several days att he home of
his parents, Mr., and Mrs b. w. Hooker
of Park street.
Miss NJ. Elizabeth Tamson, who has
been making an extended visit at the
home of DR.. Vernon c. Goodrich of Wash
ington street, left this noon for her
home in Northboro. Mass.
Harry Ford, who has been in Barre
during the past five days conducting a
sale in the Il. J.. Clarkson & Co. piano
rooms in the Morse block. left last night
for his home in Burlington.
Levi Keith, who lives at q Eastern
avenue suffered a shock yesterday and is
reported to be in a serious condition.
Owing to his advanced years he is
thought to be dangerously i'll.
Mrs. +. +. Smith, who has been visit
ing at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Clinton l.. Bugbee Of Washington
street, during the past two weeks, left
this morning for her home in Boston.
Come and hear =. Schuyler Mathews
give his illustrated lecture on bird Mu-
sic and Its Relation to the Master Mu
sicians," under the auspices of the Barre
Woman's club at Spaulding hall, Thurs
day evening Nov. o,
Mrs. Charles Loso and three children
returned yesterday from Chazy, n Y,
after spending few weeks with relatives
and friends, On her return, she pur
chased house and lot al Rouses Point,
where she expects to make her home.
The grange fair program: Friday even
ing the ladies viii put on their fancy flag
drill and there will also be reading by |
Mrs. Frank Cooley, vocal solo by Miss
Doris Emery Dancing from $3.50 to II. |
Montpelier Military band orchestra adv |
Mrs. Susanna Parks, who has been /
visiting friends and relatives in Barre for
several days, left for Montpelier last
will spend several days at the home of /
Mrs. Martha Reed for an extended visit
before returning to her home in Plain
field
Miss Effie G. Wolfe, II. n, who has
been spending the past month with her
sister, Mrs Erwin Iawliss of Kirk street.
having been called here by the serious
Illness and death OF her little niece, 4
Blanche Kathryn, returned yesterday to
her home in Holyoke, Mass.
Friends of DIR. V. c. Goodrich of Wash
ngton street, who has been quite serious
" i'll for several days, will be glad to
earn that he was able to be downtown
for the first time since he was {
stricken with stomach and intestinal
.rouble. DR. Goodrich has so far recov-
red as to be able to attend to his pa {
tents
Tonight in the Office Of the charity de- l
,artment at city hail members of the
ldermanic charity committee will be in
harge of hearing in the case of n FoSs :
treet woman who alleges unfair treat
nent at the hands of landlord The "
rand juror will be present and witnesses /,
AVE been summoned. 1t is said that i
!. W. Mann is the owner of the house /
occupied by the complaining tenant and i
t is alleged that "A deputy sheriff was 7
mployed in an attempted eviction of I
he tenant. The matter WAS reported to
he city council fortnight ago and re-
erred to the charity committee. .
A quarterly accounting Of his steward
hip was forwarded by Judge Fl. w. :
colt of the municipal court yesterday .
0 the state auditor, the figures indicat D
~ that the business transacted in local n
Istice circles falls short by four cases of :
he record made in the quarter ending y,
uly 81. In August there were so cases,
eptember 80 and October &c cases or a
1tal of l54, as againss an aggregate of ~
IS in the preceding quarter. Fines and \,
)sts collected amounted to 81 ,34S.03 and y
res in civil cases $40. total of 81 39403 !"
lrned over to the state. OF this amount -
he sum of $g0667 will be returned to !"
he court for disbursement among officers, al
illnesses and jurors. The costs of the =, -
,urt including the salaries of the judge, ~
and juror and court reporter, were 81 -
500, leaving a balance to the state of +
$3.50 This footing bears out the con-
ntion of the state auditor that the 60
unicipal courts are nearest to the peo- a.
e, that they are doing the largest NJ
Mount of work and It a minimum cost to
e state. In the quarter there were sp
rec Jury trials and four court trials in at
iminal cases. One civil case was heard WI
the jury and six by the court