The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-09-21
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bott's,
Il Plenty of new hats and caps. Lamor'
ey's.
Harland II. Maxfield of Wendell place
was business visitor in Burlington to.
day.
| Mrs. Lee Brock has returned TO her
home in Ryegate, after visiting friends
in the city
John Beaulieu went to Fort Ethan AL
len this morning to visit his cousin, re-
cruit in the U. S. cavalry.
! Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Batchelder and
Fred Cree of Plainfield were among the
visitors in the city yesterday.
Mrs. John T. Callaghan and Mrs, A. NJ.
Stafford have returned home from visit
with relatives in Hinsdale, n. II.
Miss Hazel Miles went to Waterbury
this morning to remain for few days
as the guest of Miss Emma Sevegny.
James Conley and Walter Kopf of
New Britain Conn, arrived in the city
last evening to enroll at Goddard semi
nary
Mrs. George Rivers is passing several
DAYS in st. Adams, where she was called
by the death of her sistert, Mrs. Grant L.
Prentiss.
William Black and Alex. Edwards left
last night for Springfield, Mass, where
they have secured employment in a mu-
milton plant.
Mrs. James Donald left this morning
for her former home in Newport, where
she is making a visit of several days
with relatives.
Mrs Alexander Cordner of Prospect
avenue left the city yesterday for Bos-
/ ton, where she is making visit of a
week with relatives.
Andrew Brown and James Coburn re-
turned yesterday from Lanesboro, where
they have been passing several days in
camp at Kettle pond.
David Mcdonald, Silvio Giudici, James
Walker and Frank SASH left the city |
last night for Boston, where they are to
witness the Chicago Boston series in the
American league.
! Mrs. A. A. Fairbanks, who visited rel
atives on Elm street while here to at.
tend the Aldrch Bycraft wedding in
Graniteville, returned last night to her
home in Winooski.
| Auction sale tomorrow at ! p. m. for
John Nichols, South Barre real estate,
home place, some household goods, bug
gy, sleigh, farm, barn and garden tools.
| C. f. Smith, auctioneer.
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Burke and daugh-
ter, Doris, of Maple avenue, returned
last night from motor trip through
Massachusetts, En- route home they
stopped at Worcester, Mass, where Al
den Burke enrolled as a student in
Holy Cross college.
On the second day of the fair at Cor
ham, Me-, the one entry from f. A. Stay I
toms stables Jared poorly. Queen Eel
started in the GAS class and came ,
through in fourth position. Major Deem
started in the 2:l7 class mixed race, but .
was back of the money
L. H. Baine of Montpelier will receive
limited number of voice pupils on I
Tuesday evenings from 7:l5 to OILS
o'clock at the Aldrich block, room Is, /.
prof. Wheaton's studiol. Appointments
may be made at the studio during the
above periods, or by telephoning 245-l
Montpelier
At the annual meeting of the ladies' t
union of the First Presbyterian church
Wednesday evening the following officers b
were elected for the ensuing year: Presi |
dent, Mrs Murdo McIver; vice president
Mrs. Alexander Massie; secretary, Mrs G
Alexander Mackie; treasurer, Mrs. James t
Chubb. d
Before Magistrate H. w Scott in city
court yesterday Mrs. Angelina Cecehini, 81
whose house at l3 Webster avenue was f,
recently raided for contraband liquor, en- h
tered plea of guilty to charge Of
selling illegally, Her COUNSEL j. Ward 81
Carver, appealed for leniency on the Il
ground that the respondent had not been t.
a resort at her home and that
her offenses in the selling line were tri al
vial and infrequent. Grand Juror Will m
liam Wishart, to whom complaint against F.
The woman was made, spoke briefly
Judge Scott suspended passing of SEN a,
-ence pending further consideration of ia
he case. b,
Sixty couples attended the dance given
n the Knights of Columbus hall last FIR
'vening under the patronage of the Ital- ed
an Gaiety club. Young women of the At
hub served refreshments at intermission ia
md music was furnished by CAROLS or RI
hestra. The following committee had be
barge of the affair: Misses Josephine M
2estelli, Carrie Calcagni and Delins Mer-
o of Barre, Miss Amelia Bertoli of Mont
,eier, Henry Fasola, Joseph Merlo and -
frank Miano of Barre and l. Citrin of ",
lOuLpelleI. ne uhnCe was the uIbi oI 10
series of private assemblies planned by ~,
he club for the fall and winter months. L.
From the book store of Arthur F. ",
tone Of, st. Johnsbury, who speeializes il
n Vermontana, The Times is in receipt ka
I neatly bound brochure containing ap
he war poems of Judge Wendell Phillips gu
tafford The readers who have not read to-
ONE of Judge Stafford's verse are com Ira
few and particular interest tn,
ttaches to his efforts here in Barre be- III,
ause it was in the old Barre academy est
hat he obtained his secondary education. ins
everal of the war poems" have APP Of
cared in the Washington Star the New
ork Tribune, the Washington Post and pa
ne Atlantic Monthly. OF them all many 20 20
'vers of virile verse will express a pref y '''
renee for Invocation" but there is mu- A..
C and substance in America Resur. "
snt," and PAX Nobiscum" while pa ~ ~
lotto inspiration mounts to sublime ~
Fights in American Battle Hymn" The IT,,
pens are published and sold for the 80
snefit of the Red Cross by Mr. Stone, Ne
no has done much TO lessen the gap be- n
veen Vermont literature and Vermont -