The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-04-18
TALK OF THE TOWN


\ Infants wrappers and bands. Knights
H New linen suitings at Fits.
H Call l52-W for furniture moving anc
heavy trucking at reasonable rates. Yer
mont Trucking e. Sales Co.
Leslie Smith left the city last night for
Il New Haven, Conn, where he has secured
employment in an ammunition factory
/ Howard NJ. Miles, who has been visit
ing his father, David NJ. Miles of West
street, returned last night to Burlington.
r. Il. Booth, who has been purchasing
produce in Barre and nearby towns, re-
turned last night to his home in Essex
Junction.
Ladies' and misses Easter suits and
coats received this date by express. Lat
est New York designs in conservative
models. All colors and sizes, from $3.50
to S25. Also mems, young mems and
boys Sadlier's, 10 Keith avenue.
Constable George L. Morris is recover
ing from the effects of an operation on
the nose to which he submitted Sunday
afternoon. The operation for the re-
moval of piece of bone, was performed
by DR.. L. G. Sprague.
George Venner paid the costs of prose-
cution in city court yesterday and had a
$l5 fine suspended after he had signed
the total abstinence pledge. Daniel X.
McLeay an East Corinth farm laborer,
went to the county Jail in the afternoon
for 90 days after failing to pay Sl5
fine and costs
Z. j. II. Trask, president of the Bay
State Artesian Well Co., who has been
passing a few days in Woodsville, n. H.,
and vicinity on business, arrived in the
city last night to be present at a well
test which took place at the Morrison
farm this afternoon. While in the city
Mr.. Trask is staying at Hotel Buzzell
Bail of $ll00 was furnished by Mr.
and Mrs. Jose Sancippriano, charged with
selling liquor illegally, late yesterday
afternoon and man and wife were given
their liberty Bonds for the pair, each
of whom was held for $3.50, were sub
mitted to Magistrate H. w. Scott and
approved before the couple left the police |
station and returned to their home in |
Ahern place. A hearing in the cases has |
been set for Thursday morning at . /
o'clock before Magistrate Scott. A jury |
will be empaneled Wednesday afternoon
if it develops that the respondents de-
sire a jury.
Mrs. Susan Youngson, her daughter,
Miss Susan Youngson, and two sons,
Alexander and Oryille Youngson, lett
the city this morning for New York,
where they are to reside. Alexander
Youngson recently resigned his position
as draughtsman at the plant of Jones
l. II, 81.
position with an architectural firm. His
departure from the city means that the
Barre Evening Drawing school is to be
deprived of his services as an instructor,
his resignation from the faculty having
been received at a recent meeting of the
school commission. In the group of friends
who assembled at the station this morn
ing to bid the family farewell were facul-
ty members and students of the drawing
school,
Tonight the city council sits at city ,
hall for its fortnightly session and while
there are few matters OF absorbing in
5erest in prospect, it is possible that a I
livision of opinion on question OF depos-
ting the $4,000 sinking fund viii lead to
divertng stalemate as existed last
week at the close of protracted session.
There are those of the councillors who
ontend that the sinking fund was dis
,osed of last Tuesday, while others, it
$ reported, are ready TO rescind the mo-
ion adopted at the close Of the recent
Meeting and submit the question to de-
ate again. As it is rumored that the
tatic engineers from Boston. who put
he city's fire fighting system to the acid
est a few weeks since, are to descend
Ipon Barre again around May /, il IS
robable that the report Of the alder
manic committee of the whole on pro- a
ection needs in Batchelder's meadow and
Wiley street will be deferred.
Among the visitors in the city yester 81
ay and to day were the following peo I,
lie; J. M. McGaughap Of Richmond, J,
appio of Boston, II. NJ. Spindle Of st. Y
ohnsbury, II. Ii. Brooks OF Walpole, &
7, H., Miss Esther NJ. Lilly of Fair Ha
en-, r. B. Grabfelder OF Louisville, Ky, II
NJ Carroll and c. 6. Clewly of Bur W
ngton, f. P. Conklin OF New Haven, e.
onn., Dr. H. N. Jackson, Thomas G.
aul and T. r. Waterman OF Burlington, IN
. c. Burbank OF Attleboro, Mass. G. II. II
oble of Burlington, w. F. Manning Of 81
n j., c. n. Calderwood of st.
+. J. H. Trask of Warner, O
. H., Miss Kate Mulvaney of Lowell IA
lass c. r. Grandfeld Of Fayston and al
j. Runnells of Manchester, NJ H. ),