The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-03-01
TALK OF THE TOWN

to-day Be sure to see this picture
adv.
Mrs. Julia Villanneva of 3l3 No. Main
street was taken to the City hospital to-
day for treatment
Mrs. Marietta Richardson of p French
street was taken to the City hospital for
treatment yesterday.
/ A l0-pound daughter was born at the
City hospital this morning to Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Bailey of 81 Maple avenue.
Mrs. Henry L. Batchelder of Plain.
| field and Mrs. Charles Baldwin of Keene,
n. H., were among the visitors in the
! city yesterday.
| Miss Beatrice Callaghan of North Main
street is passing month with relatives
in Manchester, N. H., and Lowell and
Lawrence, Mass.
Get line on Miss Arabella Perkins
opinion Of matrimony in "A Mans
Voice" to be given by the Odd Ladies
March .. Dancing follows.-adv.
Miss Marion f. Stickney of Washing
ton street returned to her home to-day
after speaking before an audience at the
Baptist church in Burlington last even
ing.
Rev and Mrs. v. NJ. Haseltine OF Chel-
sea, who have been visiting friends in
Montpelier during the first part of the
week, passed through the city this morn
ing while en- route to their home.
Rev. and Mrs. Albert Abbott and two
children, who have been visiting for sew
eral days at the home of Mrs. Abbott's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William H. OIL
liver of Elm street extension, returned
to their home in Grand Isle to-day.
Floyd Reed, who has been employed
as a night clerk at Hotel Barre for sew
eral months, has completed his duties
in Barre and is passing several weeks
with relatives in New York. Luke Gal
lagher is acting as night clerk and John
Forbes is serving the hostelry as a bell
hop.
The Salvation Army will have very
special meeting Friday night on account
of the presence of Ensign Whipple of
Montpelier and several of her soldiers, |
who are coming over to give us a lift. |
They will be in full barge of the service. |
Bear the time in mind, p. m. All are
cordially invited.
Among the quests registered at Hotel |
~
the following people: j. B. Donnoway
and Representative !. H. Lafeur of Mid
dlebury, Mrs. Mabel j. Terry of South
Ryegate, William Mccormick of Pitts
ford, H. w. Buchanan of Orleans, Mrs.
Paul Niven, Frank Tierney of New York,
Fred G. Smith of Middlebury, r. J..
pConnor of Burlington, William Taylor
Of Ogdensburg, N. Y, d. G. Bushnell of
A. H. SWEET of Orleans, Il. B.
Bailey of Burlington, Mrs. H. l.. Batch
elder of Plainfield, Mrs. Charles Baldwin
If Keene n. H., A. T. Rogers of New
port, z. Il. James of st. Johnsbury. G. C.
Iamblett of Barton, William +. Gala
,her of Lowell, II. Gauld of Windsor and
y f. Haggerty of 0gdensburg, n. Y.
Labor men interested in the candidacy
If Fred w, Sutton for the msyoralty,
md other union labor candidates met in
arpenters' hall last evening to consider
Ways and means. John H. Bishop pre-
ided and various members expressed
heir views on the campaign. 1t was
he unanimous opinion that there is
work to be done and to the end that
rganized efforts in Mr.. Suitor's behalf
nay have head, publicity commit
ee consisting of Alex. Ironside, Il. o.
Alfred Malnati and James
was elected 1t is proposed
0 inaugurate forward movement in be-
alf of labor's candidate through the
ledium OF newspaper publicity and post
rs.
A suit in special assumpsit brought
y Mrs. Nora Brady of Graniteville
ysinst Court Rob Roy, No. 6, Foresters r
America, was star vi in Magistrate q
+. W. SCOTS court this morning and a,
hen recess was taken at noon little
ore than half the testimony had been
ceived. The plaintiff, who is represent
by Ward Carver, seeks to recover
ON the fraternal order 500, which
e claims is due her as a funeral bene-
!, through the membership of her hus-
md, Thomas Brady. The latter re-
ceived injuries in a quarry Nov which
used his death Dec. 3, and il is alleged
the plaintiff that the funeral benefit :,
as never settled. John w Gordon is L
,pearing for the Foresters. This morn n
2 Mrs. Brady took the stand and told "
her husbands sfiliation with Court .
b Roy. She was followed BY James
Sullivan. who was financial secretary, K
hen the fatal accident occurred Rec -
ds. lodge books. etc, had been sub II
tilted in evidence when Judge Scott o
journed the case until ? o'clock this -