The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-01-09
TALK or THE TOWN

row! Where? At the Bijoul--adv
H Joseph Kennedy has returned to tn
city after spending several days will
relatives in Burlington.
Baptist ladies please remember TIN
missionary meeting at Mrs. w. A
Perry's, l0S Washington street, Wednes
day at $3.50 p. m.
Miss Eva Billiard returned to her home
in Newport last evening. after spending q
few days as the guest of friends OF
North Main street.
Liberty a timely serial on the Mex.
lean situation, featuring Eddie Polo, Ma
RE Walcamp and Jack Holt, at the BIZ
jou tomorrow.-adv.
Francis, the young son of Mr.. and
Mrs. II. c. Davis of Washington street,
underwent minor operation at the City
hospital this morning.
/ Mrs. Ambrose Bernasconi of Ellison
street was taken to the City hospital
yesterday afternoon and underwent an
operation this forenoon.
| J.. *. Osgood, representative from the
town of Rutland was visitor in the
city yesterday. He was accompanied by
Mrs, 0sgood, who is in Montpelier with
her husband for few days
! A social afternoon will be held by the
ladies' union in the Universalist church
vestry Wednesday afternoon at $50
o'clock. All the ladies who are interested
in the church are invited Refreshments
will be served.
Louis Tomasi, who has been visiting at
the home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
J. b. Sanguinetti of North Main street,
has returned to Worcester, Mass where
he is student in the Worcester Poly
teehnic institute.
The Misses Esther Langley, Mavis
Barnett and Ruth Robinson, who have
been visiting at their homes over the
holiday recess, returned to-day to
Wellesley, Mass. where they will resume
their studies at Wellesley college.
r. L. House of West street passed the
day yesterday with his father, Henry
House of Williamstown At 50, the ell
der House is recovering slowly from
serious illness and recently spent short
time welding the axe on the winter wood
pile.
Mrs. f. A. Williams, who has been
visiting at the home of Charles Williams
of South Main street, has gone TO her
home in Moncton, y. b. She viii be
joined within a few weeks by Miss Ella
Williams, who Is making an extended
visit in Barre and vicinity.
The evening at the capital the vincitia
and Apollo clubs win meet for the first
of series of six interclub matches in
billiards, pool and whist to be played in
January, February and March. A silver
cup at present in the possession of the
Apollo club, is the trophy to be awarded /
James p. Taylor Of Burlington, secre-
tary of the Greater Vermont association,
will be the speaker at the first smoker of
the season in the Vincitia club on the
evening of Friday, Jan. 10. A buffet
viii be served after the speech
making. The club will hold its first la
dies night in the week following the
smoker.
Among the guests arriving at Hotel
Barre last night and this morning were
the following; p. II Duree of Manches-
ter. w. II. Wood of Springfield, c. NJ.
Noble, DIR. Fl. n Jackson, J. NJ Carroll
of Burlington T. A. Jackcroft of Joliet,
H., Edward Chandler of Albany, l.. ID.
Wright of Springfield, +. NJ. Clark of
Malone, n. ", l.. NJ. Soullier of Worces-
er and Evan Roberts of Dunmore, Pa.
George McSwain of Cambridge. Mass,
Who was arrested last night on an intoxi-
alton charge, acknowledged a second Of
ense when arraigned before Magistrate
4. w. Scott in city court this morning, !
md was committed to the county jail g
his noon to serve the alternative of I
rs fine and costs. McSwain, because of $
lis penchant for fancy lettering, is known
mong his pals as George. the Penman, I
nd before leaving for jail he supplied Il
imself with pen, ink and paper with 2
he idea in mind of keeping his hand :
usy during the period of his detention. i
Counsel for the respondent and the !,
rand juror will meet at city court this \
fternoon TO witness the drawing of a -
ury for duty in the case of State Va. a
William A. jackson of Summer street, n
harged with non support. The respond =
Mt was arrested by Chief Sinclair yes a
erday on a complaint made to Grand a
uror William Wishart by Mrs. Jackson. h
Fhen arraigned before Magistrate II. w. II
colt, Jackson entered plea of not gull :,
Y. After an informal session in which (
ne reeriminations of Mrs. Jackson were ;,
ccorded a conspicuous place in the tes- q
mony, the case was continued until this 4,
corning, when the respondent appeared
18th X. A. Hoar as his attorney. A con- 10
,rence between the defense and the =,
ended in arranging for juryl (,
'ial tomorrow. q,
Bids on the printing of the annual city IL
port will be received at the regular M
Getting of the board of aldermen to- CT
ght and if satisfactory tender is in
ade. the contract for the work viii ia
-obably be awarded. Thus far only one m
the numerous departmental reports to &c
spread on the records has been re- OF
lived, but many yearly reports are in m
e making and portion of the material Isl
T the book will be available within III
ort time. All copy must be in the
nds of the printer by Feb. l, as the de
ok viii be ready for issuance around ia
b. 10. A specimen contract for the -
which the council purchased
st week will be submitted tonight and
reply from the Central Power Co, If
t personal visit from one of its rep ter
sentatives, is anticipated. sel