The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-01-19
TALK or THE TOWN

to-day.-adv.
II Watch for "The Wishing Ring at the
H opera house.-adv.
Michael Mcdonald has returned to the
II city, after passing several days in Bos'
II ton and vicinity on business.
II Miss Emma Mcdonald has returned to
II her home in Barre, after making an ex-
II tended stay with relatives in North
II field.
III The condition of William Wylie, IT.,
II who recently submitted to an operation
II for appendicitis at the City hospital, con.
II tinues to improve steadily.
II Mr.. and Mrs Everett Hood are the
H parents of son born to them this morn
II ing at their home on the banks of Stew.
II ems branch at North Barre.
II Alexander Findley, who has been EN-.
H ployed here in the granite industry for
| several months, left yesterday for Mon
treal, L. G., where he expects to be EN-
H ployed.
Miss Mildred Gagon of Websteryille
/ passed through the city this morning
while ON her way to Rouses Point, n.
\ y, where she is to pass the remainder
of the month with relatives.
| You can't join this club without receiv-
ing some benefit. Try Christmas club
this year at the Barre Savings Bank &
Trust Co. Open Saturday and Monday
evenings from to s o'clock
Deputy Sheriff +. Il. Campbell of Wat
erbury was business visitor in the
city to-day and is remaining in Barre
to attend the ceremonial of Suadah tenn
pie, No. lao, ID. o. X. X. in Clan Gordon
hall this evening.
Joseph Ricciarelli, who was arraigned
before Magistrate H. w. Scott in city
court earlier in the week on breach of
the peace charge, appeared in court
! Thursday afternoon, reversed his origi
nal plea of not guilty, and paid fine of
81 and costs.
The parish supper served by the wom
en- of the Church of the Good Shepherd
last evening was fairly well attended. |
Because of the absence of a number of |
members who had planned to be present, |
the organization OF a mems club was de- |
ferred to another meeting
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Miner have gone I
to Jacksonville, where they were called /
by the illness and death of f. A. Jacques, I
a relative of Mrs. Miner, whose death I
occurred Wednesday, after a two years
illness of dropsy. Mr.. Jacques had been
q frequent visitor in Barre and made
many acquaintance during his occasion 4
al soiourns in the city. Funeral services
will be held in Jacksonville Saturday
afternoon at o'clock and interment viii
be made in the village cemetery.
At least score and possibly more
men and women who are known in Yer
mont newspaperdom to-day will be pres
- 1. l. So Ia 4
annual meeting and banquet Of the YER
mont Press association. Howard Hind
ley Of the Rutland Herald is president of
the association and through him arrange
ments have been completed for serving
a dinner to the newspaper men and their \
guests at 1880 o'clock. The business
meeting will be held during the after
noon.
At the annual meeting Of the East
Barre singing society in the Foresters Il
hall at East Barre last evening, the fol- IL
lowing officers were elected for the sea-
son: President, John Wilson; vice. \
president, Paul Snow; secretary, Miss
Julia Sargent; treasurer, Forrest Bel N
lows. leader, A. G. Dickey. Plans were N
for the ensuing year and the II
registration of singers indicate that the
society has fourishing season ahead Of :
it. The next meeting will be held in
Foresters' hall Tuesday evening. &
Among the guests arriving at Hotel
Barre last night and this morning were
the following people: Robert II. ST.
nonds of st. Johnsbury, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Dickens of Albany, NJ. j. Batchel-
Ter of Manchester, Mrs. William Taylor r.
md Miss Emile Taylor of Derby, NJ. A. =,
Prescott of Medford, Mass, J. 0. Sheldon s.
# Woodstock G. A. Knapp of st. Johns
Jury. James w. Hall of Boston, r. L. a,
soberts of Chicago, Spencer w. Hindes of j.
Harry II. Lane of Springfield, 81
|. II. Carroll and J. II. Anterior Of Bur -
ington, +. G. Quinn of Providence, X. l., ~
/. p. Shaw of Bethel, and Katie Ford Ia
{ Trenton, n. j. br
The body of Mrs Maud Hill, former
esident of Montpelier, whose death oc- an
urred in Boulder, Col. Saturday after as
Don, will not leave Colorado until Mon &C
ay, according to advices received here ia
his forenoon by John f. Tassie of South cel
lain street, brother inlaw of the de- hi
sased. The remains will be accompanied an
Y Mrs. Tassie, who spent three months
it'll her sister Immediately before her pr
cath, and another sister, Miss Annie of
ale of Cambridge, Mass. The funeral pr
arty will also include Harold and wa
ladys Hill, children of the deceased, who To
re coming to Vermont to make their
Dme The delay in shipping the re- to
aims was occasioned by desire on the utt
art of the relatives to settle Mrs. Hills me
fairs in Colorado before leaving for me
ermont. tao
Some of the mystery surrounding the ers
scovery of kit of graniteeutter's tools, sc.
ousers, cap and tin cup on the ice in ho'
.evens branch Just north of the Pros on
ct street bridge is cleared away by a pa.
tier received yesterday by Chief Sim 10 1or
air from w. C. White, North6eld at 10
rney, who, in the interests of his client,
hin Yacoyona, is seeking a tool kit y, 70
hich the stonecutter shipped by ex- IAN
ess from Boston last August. The kit, as
hioh was consigned to Mortified, APP wa
rently never reached its destination s.a
d careful search by the railroad COM ~
MES, the Boston & Maine and the Cen 10 =
al Vermont, failed to disclose any clues
at would tend to establish its where s q.
outs. The name of the owner, as fur
she'd by Atty. White, and an address, So
lrcely legible, on the tool kit at police y,