The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-02-24
TALK OF THE TOWN

Who is Sylvia adv.
Telephone Bell 4 Houston 10. ycu
typewriter supplies.
Mrs. Clinton Bartlett Of Plainheld wa
, visitor in the city yesterday.
See the new lace brussieres in on
white sale, 25c and 40c, Mt Vaughau's.
Isaac Sirkin of Cottage street went. b
Burlington last night for a brief visit.
II, Il. Boyce is spending several day
in Woodsville, N. H., and vicinity, on bus
mess.
The parliamentary law class will b.
postponed until March IL. The lessor
will be part four.
Special skating notice. Tonight al
1880. About the last call for this season
Ice IN fine condition. Buzzell rink.
The dance that was postponed last
Saturday night will be held Saturday
Feb, 20, with CAROLS orchestra adv.
Come TO the farce.1omedy in the YES
try OF the Church of the Good Shepherd
We think we can make YOU laugh.--adv
Alexander Gordon of the granite man
ufacturing firm of Mari & Gordon, left
the city this morning on a business trip
to northern New York.
| Mrs. John Oliver of upper Washington
street has returned from Burlington,
where she recently underwent an opera.
ton at the Mary Fletcher hospital.
M. Poletti who was in the city yester-
day to attend the burial services for Mrs.
Maria Facetti at the Catholic cemetery,
returned this morning to his home in
Waterbury.
j. j. Dashner, real estate agent, has
sold for Mrs. Ella ID. Macdonald her
farm, situated in Washington village, TO
H. b. Partridge of Barre. Mr.. Partridge
has bought for investment.
Walter +. Grearson, former resident
OF Barre, who is engaged as an instructor
in the state industrial school at YER
gennes, arrived in the city last evening
for few days visit with his mother
The first meeting of the board of civil
authority to revise the checklist will be
held in the city court room Thursday,
Feb. "a at p. m. All persons whose
addresses are not given correctly on the
checklists as posted may have the same
corrected by notifying the city clerk.
The Maccabees' card party in X. of P.
hall last evening was well attended. The
prizes for the highest score in 500 we're
won by Mrs. Bert Griffith and Carl Per
kins. The prize for the lowest score was
awarded Mrs. +. Scott Mrs Lima Cur
It's secured first prize in playing whist |
and Mrs. Annie Gerard and Mrs. Mildred |
Duncan divided second honor.
Funeral services for Edward Robert I
Dale, the five year-old son of Mr.. and /
Mrs. Nicholas Dale Of % Ayers street.
whose death yesterday followed a two
weeks illness of bronchitis and conges
ion of the lungs; are to be held at the
louse Friday afternoon at , o'clock Rev
". j. NJ. Beattie, rector of the Church of 1
he Good Shepherd, viii be the otficiat-
ng clergyman and interment will be
made in Hope cemetery. The child was
i've years and one week old. He had
cry loving disposition and will be missed
" all who knew him. Besides his par
nts, he leaves one sister, Irene, aged ,
even years.
War pictures lacking only the noise Of
he cannon to make them real are to be I
hown at the opera house tonight. The i
lctures show the great battle OF Gorizia. !
etween the Italians and the Austrians
nd also a Turkish battle. The great (
rench painting, Mona Lisa, viii also j,
e shown as an added feature and one !;
John Bunny's comedies will be seen. /,
together the program will consist OF 4
ayen reels Of interesting pictures. Last 4
ight the same pictures were shown in J,
Lontpelier before large audiences, and it !,
reported the program was more than =
leasing. The pictures start at 7:l5 Adj =,
ission, children 10; adults l5c. adv. q
A verdict for the plaintiff to recover q
100 and costs was returned by the jury o
at night in the Barre city court case of
rank Capable VS.. w. 4. Bixby of East =,
ARE, an action in trover i'm which Ca :,
Ilbo sought damages of 500 on the al r
CATION that Bixby, as a deputy sheriff, .,
Id on an execution lunch cart in East :,
ARE owned by the plaintiff The plain "a
rs attorney rested his case at noon y
ID at 80 o'clock the hearing was re- Il,
med before Judge II. w. Scott with .,
e putting in of evidence for the de- cl
ndant. Those who testified were Alvin or
Ill. William Hall, II. w. Norris, w. F.. nj
xby and A. G. Dckey. The case went no
the jury at Sis o'clock and an hour IT,
Ter the foreman reported an agreement Tor
is intimated that counsel for the de. IN
1dant will take the case TO supreme =.
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