The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-09-19
TALK OFTHE TOWN
BIuebird day at the Biiou to.morrOv

Bluebird day at the Bijou tomorrow
adv
John II, Jones is confined to his home
on Spaulding street by illness.
"The Nc'er Do Well" by Rex. Beach,
at the Park Theatre to.day.-adv.
Mrs. William Carpenter and Miss Net
tie Moody of Waterbury were shopping
visitors in town yesterday.
Regular meeting of local 24l, r. C, ].
P. A., in Worthen hall Wednesday even
ing, Sept. 10, at 100 o'clock.
! Mrs William Wright of Bemis place
left this morning for South Royslton
where she will spend a few days with
relatives.
Miss Priscilla Miles has returned to
her home on South Main street after
having spent the past three months with
relatives in Felchville.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. vii.
liam Simonelli of North Main street yes
terday, instead of to Mr. and Mrs Santo
Simonelli as published in yesterdays pa
per.
The condition of Miss Mildred Phelps
of Academy street, who recently submit
ted to a surgical operation at the City
hospital, is reported to be improving
steadily.
Harry Bazan arrived yesterday from
Manchester, n. H, where he has been
spending the summer at his home Mr..
Ba2an expects to resume his duties in
Goddard seminary upon the opening of
sessions there
VIII the Red Cross knitters please
speed sup on all wooden articles and get |
as many as possible finished and returned |
to the work rooms on or before Friday. !
Sept, 2s, as box is to be shipped the I
last of the month?
Miss Esther Buchan, district nurse
in Berlin, n. H., and Miss Madeline Will
liams of Philadelphia, Pa, who are pass
ing vacations at their homes in Barre,
are spending few days in Waterbury
as the guests of Mrs. Eugene II. Magnus.
Work on the new schoolhouse in proc
ess of construction in the Lawson dis
trict of Barre Town is progressing sat
isfactorily and ere long students in that
neighborhood on the East Montpelier
road will be situated in one of the most
appointed buildings in> rural
For the timebeng, school SEES
,ions are held in the old schoolhouse.
Perrin hill was the scene of a great
leal of merriment last evening, when
about % members of the Interstreet
Pleasure club, which is composed of the i
5oung people of that vicinity, gathered |
here to hold corn roast. During the i
'vening refreshments were served, while q
he evening was pleasantly passed by j
he playing of numerous games, The |
,arty broke up at late hour, with the '
inging of several patriotic songs. q
Leslie Wood, the l0-year- old lad who {
'ecame problem for local and state au- \
horities to solve when his mother, Mrs. I
AMELIA Wood of Depot square was SEN 1
enced to the house of correction, has O
een placed in St Joseph's orphanage fl
n Burlington, where he was accompanied I
" Probation Officer Charles A. Smith J
arly in the week. Frank Wood, father \
{ the lad, who came to Barre to assist 4
n arranging his wifes affairs prior to +
er departure, has gone back to Spring o
ED, where he is employed as machin- F
It. Parents of the hoy have arranged \
o pay for a part of his maintenance \
lille in the orphanage. A
At the request of Probation Officer o
harles A. Smith, Officer David Hender- \
On went to Spring street to-day to take u
lstody of Angus Stewart, probationer, f
no is alleged to have ignored the proba- v
on officer in the matter of reporting
,gularly during the period of his proba-
on Sometime ago the man was ar
,sted on the allegation that he fired
'volver or some other firearm at per-
ms passing by his house. After his APP y
sarance in city court he was placed UNI Z
n the care of the probation officer. Mr..
NTH planned TO bring him before Mag
trate II. W. Scott this afternoon.