The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-03-03
TALK OF THE TOWN


II Sale laces and hamburgs at Naughan's
Mrs. Eva Plouff of South Main street
left yesterday for Winter Hill,s Mass.
where she is to make her home for {
/ time.
Rummage sale in the emergency room
city hall, Saturday afternoon and even
ing, auspices ladies' auxiliary, Presbyte
rlan church.
William Dowlan and Gloria Fonda in
a two-reel drama, "The Masked Substi-
tute," also an animated weekly and a
comedy at the Bijou.-adv.
Louis Holzhauer, who has been the
guest of Il. i. House of 10 West street
for few days, returned this morning
to his home in Troy, n. Y.
Ralph p. Shaw of Boston, who is
spending several days in this city and
vicinity on business, is guest in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur l.. Ayerill
of Elm street.
Prin. o. X. Hollister of Goddard sem:
nary left the city this afternoon for
Waterbury, where he is to be the speak
err this evening at meeting of the
Methodist brotherhood. Mr.. HOLSTER
will take for his subject, Local Option,
Success or Failure?"
r. c. Waterman is assisting Messrs.
Sumner and Parker of Montpelier in APP
praising the stock and fixtures of the
Granite City General store on Granite
street, which recently filed a voluntary
petition in bankruptcy. Appraisals are
expected TO be in at the end OF the week.
The man who holds the key to the sit
uation, the man who, did he but know it,
could swing the question the right way,
is the moderate but self-eontroled drink
er, who never allows his liberty to harm
the public. Sober himself. he cannot pre-
fer open saloons which may tempt the
seller TO make drunkards OF his weaker
brother.--adv.
Would you like a personally auto.
graphed photograph of Miss Mary Full
err Any fan, by contributing to the
Mary Fuller fund for the Red Cross re-
lief, viii receive a photograph. Miss
Fuller starts the fund with $500. No
sum is too small for this cause. The
fund is in charge of the New York Trib- |
une. Inquire at the Biiou. See Mary
Fuller tomorrow in "Lip Nor'wester." - !
adv.
Manager Francis Grady OF the Sham
rock A. A. received statement from st. /
Miehael's college at Winooski park last
night wherein the manager of the col I
legians' basketball team offered to settle
the state championship contention by |
matching his team against the Sham
rocks on neutral floor, suggesting that
the game be played in the armory at the .
capital 1t was said that March II is
the only date that can be considered by
st Michael's, unless the Shamrocks are
willing to postpone the match until later
in the month. The terms submitted by
the Winooski park team are to be con-
sidered at meeting Of the Shamrock
A. A. this evening.
Supt. Frank d. Sartell of the Presbrey
Coykendall Co. received a telephone mes
sage last evening advising him of the ac-
,idental death of his sister, Mrs. b. w.
Smalley, and her husband, in Rockland,
Me-, in the afternoon at o'clock. Mr..
md Mrs. Smalley, in an automobile, were
attempting to. pass what is known as the Z
South Warren crossing near Roekland J
when their car was struck by q train. c
Both passengers were killed outright, ac- :
,ording TO the message. Mr.. Sartell and \
lis brother, Benjamin W. Sartel, fore
nan at the Presbrey Coykendall plant, \
eft for Rockland this morning to attend i
he funeral. In years past Mr. and Mrs
smalley have been occasional visitors ut II
he Sartell home on North Main street.
Robert Johnston, for several years II
prominent Granitevile liveryman, visited n
lis brother, James Johnston of Highland NJ
l., -. h, la MI
.eeds, z. O., his former home, where he N
to remain with relatives until next III
tuesday. At that time he is to leave III
or Maiemont Sask., where he expects III
o locate, having purchased an area of III
md. He will be accompanied by w. ;. III
loss. father OF Edwin Ross of this city, III
tho went TO Leeds short time ago, aft III
r making an extended visit with his son HI
l Barre. Mr.. Johnston has disposed of Hi
is livery business in lower Graniteville. HI
lis wife will remain in Barre and Gran MI
eville until he is comfortably located. Hi
A verdict for the plaintiff to recover
amages Of S5942 and costs was returned iii
tie yesterday afternoon by the jury III
the Barre city court case Of William HI
ock VS.. Carl Fenwick. an action alleg- Hi
w lfhuu III Il Huist tIdHsdCtlous l. ne I'LL
Use went to the jury around 4:S0 o'clock iii
nd a half hour later verdict was re- Hi
orted. Soon after the hearing was re- I'LL
lmed at 1880 o'clock in the afternoon, Hi
he plaintiff rested his case and the coun- iii
i for the defendant began putting in Hi
yidence. Among those who took the Hi
and for Fenwick were: Carl Fenwick. I'LL
lie defendant, Mrs. Carl Fenwick, Jason Hi
bbey and Attorney John w. Gordon Hi
xceptions taken by the defendant are
.pected to result in an appearance in SUI
eme court. Rock was represented by III
Ward Carver and Attorney Gordon APP
AIRED for the defendant. The case at
acted large number of horse men to
Q court room. HIN