The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-05-25
TALK OF THE TOWN

| huflHlage safe, UniNersdllsC VesCry!
Saturday, 3 to 8 p. m.--adv.
Start "The Mystery of the Double
Cross" at the Bijou to-day.-adv,
Don't forget the food sale, Congrega-
tional church, Saturday afternoon
Mrs. Erminia Berini of C street was
taken.to the City hospital yesterday for
I treatment.
A meeting of the Barre Burns club
will be held in the Clan Gordon hall
Friday evening, May rs, at o'clock.
! Baseball |. A. C. VS.. Goddard at Berlin
street Saturday afternoon at. o'clock;
|. A. c. VS.. Windsor at Intercity Sunday
afternoon ait o'clock.-adv.
! Misses Florence and Anna Brady have
returned to their home in Bakersfield,
after passing a few days with their sis
ter Miss Gertrude Brady, a teacher in
the city schools.
William Mckenzie and Alexander
Watt, who have been occupying the
Mitchell camp at Groton pond for few
days, returned to Barre yesterday and
resumed work as granite cutters this
morning.
E. Gusberti, former resident of Barre,
arrived in the city yesterday from Pitts
burg, Pa, for a visit of several days
with friends. Ten years ago Mr.. Gusber.
ii was in charge OF barber shop in this
city.
Harry Levin, son Of Mr. and Mrs. Myer
S. Levin OF Merchant street, who was
recently excused from his studies at Sy-
racuse university, left the city this morn
ing for Fort Ethan Allen, there to take
. h., rb,
to the state National Guard.
Robert Forbes, who formerly resided
in Barre, has arrived in the city with his
kit and expects to be employed in the
granite-cutting industry here, after an
absence of nearly eight years. For some
time Mr.. Forbes has been employed near
Raymond Cal, where number OF other
cutters from the Barre district have To-
Gated.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry O. Wishart of
Chelsea visited at the home OF the for
mer's mother, Mrs. Barbara Wishart of
Camp street, yesterday and to-day. Aft
er a term of nearly six years in the serv
ice of the Orleans County National bank
at Chelsea, Mr.. Wishart is to complete
his duties Saturday in the expectancy OF
is to be employed in the Winooski Saw
ings bank. Mr.. Wishart joined the staff |
of the Chelsea bank soon after his grad |
uation from Goddard seminary.
Sidney +. Morgan, special field rep |
resentative of the American National |
Red Cross society, was visitor in the |
city to-day enlisting support in the mem
bership campaign now being conducted |
throughout Vermont. He reports that |
response has been made in |
Rutland and Montpelier,
where he has visited and he adds that |
on the basis of Barre's population there
ought to be 200 members of the Red
Cross society here. Mr.. Morgan is to
leave Vermont Sunday. This afternoon
he went to st. Johnsbury.
Court trials. as they are known, are
thing of the past in municipal courts of
Justice as a result of amendments made
BY the late general assembly and at
Barre city court within few days
number of incidents have occurred to
emphasize forcibly the fact that here
after all respondents who enter plea of
not guilty must be tried before jury of
II. In the event of conviction the costs
% be met by the respondent, II fine be
neted out to him, are considerably larg-
r, as each one of his peers who is called
o hear the evidence must have a fee of
'l.l2. The new rule applies to such mi
Tor offenses as intoxication and ordinary
,reach of the peace. Heretofore a re-
pondent who chose to enter plea of not !
utility could elect hearing before the J
Judge alone.
A basement apartment in the B. To- 1
nasi block on North Main street has c
'een leased by Charles Emslie, who is
ssembling machinery for a bottling es-
ablishment. just now he is encounter !
ng difficulty in obtaining a shipment Of {
ottles ordered some time ago, but with .
he arrival of the glassware he viii h. J
eady for business, as most OF the intri T
ate machinery used in Gaping the bot +
les has been installed Mr.. Emslie viii !
iake speciality of turning out bottles
plain soda. ginger ale and such popu \
irly favored beverages as strawberry, !,
anilla, lemon sour and checkerberry ),
Ddss. With the growth in popularity Of \
he picnic idea and for other reasons the !.
emand for bottled sodss has greatly in !,