The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-01-06
TALK OF THE TOWN

Come to vaughan's for your corsett
and underwear.
A few more slightly soiled aprons re-
dueed in price at Fits.
Mobiglia casa da vendere. Rivolger-
ST da Mrs. d. Pratini, Elmwood avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Martin of Will
Jamestown were visitors in the city yes
terday.
Miss Abbie Carleton of Willamstown
was the guest of friends in the city yes
terday.
Richard and Percy Jefrords of Will
Jamestown were visitors in the city yes
terday.
Be sure to open your Christmas Club
account this week. Barre Savings Bank
& Trust Co,
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
Milne Of Forsythe place on Tuesday
morning. Jan. 4.
| Public dance in South Barre Friday
night, jan 7. Admission, soc a couple;
ladies, free.-ady.
George Nichols Of Williamstown has
secured employment in this city for the
winter and will take up his residence
here.
John ATorehouse Of the Miles block
left last night for New London, Conn.,
where he has secured employment as a
carpenter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark B. Lyon OF Peru
have come to this city and will live with
their son, E. NJ. Lyon, of Highland ave
nue., during the winter.
Miss Annie Messer and Miss Hazel
Lyon returned yesterday to South Had
ley, Mass, where they will resume their
studies at Mount Holyoke college.
Secretary Of State Guy w. Bailey of
Essex Junction and State Treasurer
Walter +. Scott of Brandon, who were /
here to-day as members of the state in |
snrance commission to hold a hearing |
in Manufacturers hall, are guests at
Hotel Barre.
G. Newell Barber of the East Montpel- |
Ter road and c. NJ. Wiley were among
the Barre people who went to Mortified 4
to-day to attend the memorial service
for Gen. Grenyille M, Dodge, long time
friend and benefactor or Norwich uni
versity The services were held at 3 Il
o'clock this afternoon and at the same
hour in Council Bluffs, Ia, funeral sery-
ices for Gen. Dodge were being laid.
Among the visitors in the city yester-
day and to-day were the following peo-
pie: G.. M. Farrand of Burlington, f. Q. n
Merrill of st. Adams, Miss Gladys Beard
of Rochester, N. H., Byron N. Clark OF
Burlington, who was here to attend
conference of boy scouts; f. L. North of
A. J. Mcclure, ir,, of Con-
cord n. H., s. S. Marshall of Burlington,
George Lazell of Manchester, y. H.. Ed
ward H. Richards of Essex Junction, A.
E. Stevens of Lunenburg NJ. J.. Daley Of
f. Edmund Burke Of New
York City, T. II. Magner of Burlington,
Leo Gates of New York City, Walter
Winch of Boston, l.. p. Reilly of Burling-
ton, Spencer w. Hindes of Burlington,
W. j. Newcobm of Burlington and Mr..
and Mrs. E. r. Purcell of West Concord.
Peter Monti, arrested on River street
Tuesday evening, decided he didn't want
/ jury trial in city court to-day and to
hat end he notified the court that he
was ready to plead guilty yesterday
afternoon. Before Magistrate II. w.
Scott Monti acknowledged a breach of
leace offense on Christmas day, admit .
ing, too, that he was the aggressor in a
joust with one Charles
Young. Monti was sentenced to serve a
ERIN of not less than 05 dtys and not
o exceed 100 days in the house of cor
ection at Rutland He was taken last
vening to the county Jail. to be removed /
hence TO Rutland shortly. Monti was
rrested by Chief Sinclair on a complaint
made TO Grand Juror William Wishart
lie first thought was of jury trial and
fter his original plea of not guilty ar
were made for a trial to-
ay.
When a little snowballing episode ex-
eeded the bounds of caution and good
ondnet on North Main street yesterday
fternoon, the authorities intereeded in
ehalf of an elderly man who was hav-
lg his troubles with a troup Of school
oys. Two youngsters whose oonspicu
US lack of manliness was particularly
were hailed into police head
uarters by the officers. Grand Juror
William Wishart investigated the snow
alling affair and found that the elder
I man had been a most unwilling target
'r the icy pellets A pair Of very re-
sntant lads listened attentively while I
he grand juror gave them a hOmily on
Dnduct and the same pair vowed they &
'ould SNOWFALL with more discretion 4
sreafter II the grand Juror would re-
ase them. There is a penalty for mis-
.meanors 81 this kind, the authorities
", and a few more incidents like that