The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-03-26
TALK OF THE TOWN

II Dorothy Davenport in "The Devil
H Bondswoman," at the Bijou to morrow
II adv.
II Miss Rena Bellows of st. Adams wa
\ among the business visitors and shopper
/ in the city Saturday
H Frank c. Williams of Newport, stat
examiner of savings banks, was a bust
ness visitor in the city Saturday.
Myer S. Levin of Merchant street re
turned the city yesterday after bust
ness trip of few days to New York.
Justus A. Little of Grant avenue left
Saturday for Morrisville, where he vii
spend several days visiting friends and
relatives.
Miss Doris Farrar, formerly of Barre
but now of Stoneham, Mass, arrived in
the city Saturday where she will spend
several days visiting friends.
Harry X. Burns of Proctor returned to
his home last evening after visiting the
past week with friends and relatives in
Graniteville and East Barre.
Thomas L. Macdonald of Strafford re-
turned to his home Saturday evening
after spending the past week in Barre
and Montpelier on business trip.
Miss Alice Tabor a student at Lyndon
institute, passed through the city Satur-
day on her way TO Chelsea, where she
will spend the vacation at the home of
her mother, Mrs. z. Brunette.
| DR.. Fred LaRochelle of Springfield
Mass arrived in the city last evening to
spend several days visiting at the home
OF his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore
LaRochelle of Railroad street.
Mrs. w. j. Partridge of Worcester,
Mass, is passing fortnight in Barre as
the guest of her daughter, Miss Hazel
Partridge of Franklin street, member
of the faculty at Spaulding high cshool.
T.. A. Cove, salesman for the 0ldsmo-
bile company, who has been spending the
winter months at his home in Boston, ar
rived in the city yesterday to resume his
duties as salesman for the company in
this territory.
Among the business visitors in the city
Saturday from WILLIAMSBURG were Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Poor. Leon Thurber, Leon
Poor, Mrs. +. Clyde sIcAllister. Mrs.
James Little Frank Riley and Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Tucker.
Results OF the every member canvass
viii be known al social gathering and
rally which the Methodists are TO hold
in the Hedding church Friday evening.
The canvass was started early last win
ter in charge of the finance committee.
A hearing will be held in city court to
morrow morning in the case OF State VS..
Angel Edesa of Webstervile, charged
with violation OF the liquor laws.
Edesas place in Websterville WAS raided
BY two Barre Town and Wifliamstown
officers Friday night and quantity Of
wet goods seized.
Prof. A. w Peach of Norwich univer- |
sity will address the Woman's club Tues |
day evening at o'clock in X Of p. hall |
on the subject of James Whitcomb Riley. |
Prof Peach will give several readings /
from the works of the poet and il IS ex
pected that the evening will be most en-
pertaining. Club members will be ad
mitted on their membership tickets. the
general public by the payment OF 10
cents. 4
Baseball fans hereabouts who are
watching the diamond career of cap"
Lee. formerly prominent in athletics at
Goddard seminary and Tufts college, will
be interested in the following item from
Irasb,irg: Bernard Lee left Friday for
Md From there he will go
% Wilmington, N. c., where n, viii en-
.er the training camp of the Baltimore
ORIOLES, with which ball team he will
,lay the coming season"
Among the arrivals at Hotel Barre |
through the week end were the following 9
,eople: A. P Allen of Norwood, n. y, .
J. A. Cove Of Barton, w. A. Pike OF !
delrose, Mass, L. S. Tillotson of st. AL :
ans, A. G.. Perry of st. Johnsbury, r. p. ,,
,ynde of Essex Junction. Frank c. Will $
Jams of Newport. G. T. Ross st Mime I
polls, Mimi, r. Giffin of Mortified. Leo I
i. Burt and J. n. Jordan of Hanover, I
/. H., Merton Carr of Mortified, Robert @
ienry of Mount Vernon, n. Y, and }. T.
suston of Lewiston, Me.
At a meeting of Pocahontas council, !,
uxiliary of the Red Men, Saturday even !:
no plans were made for a masquerade !.
ance to be held in Clan Gordon hall Fri .
ay evening and the following committee !.
n arrangements was elected: Misses !
fargaret Brown, Bella Thompson, Lizzie !
tephens. Nellie Black, C. Brown, Mar
aret Garlic, Guy Oltolini, James Coutts,
aul Bianchi and A w. Cormack. 1t was =
oted to offer four prizes for the best Z
,stumes. two for the men dancers and II
vo for the women and dancing for those II
no do not come in costume will not be- s.
in until 10 o'clock. L
OF the three men arraigned before /
[agistrate II. w. Scott on intoxication
larges this forenoon, two have been
to the county jail and
lird. William Gordon of this city, who
a subsequent offense, is ar
nging to pay SIS fine. Edmund Pre-
I'm of Montpelier, an old offender. viii
rye 80 days in addition to fine Of sl5
I'd costs. John Sullivan, woodsman.
no has been wintering in Rochester.
limited a first offense and went to jail
r 10 days.