The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-03-19
TALK or THE TOWN

See Abbott's display of wash goods.
Roy t'eer Of New York City was
business visitor in the city to-day,
]. j. Adams of West Woodstock wa
business visitor in the city to-day.
| violet Mersereau in "Thc Girl by thi
Roadside at the Biion to morrow, adv
Mrs, y, II, Williamson of Pearl street
has gone to her former home in Hard
wick for an extended visit.
Harold NJ. Goslant of Lanesboro, Il
former student at Goddard seminary
was visitor in the city yesterday and
to-day.
Regular meeting of Bright Star Reboll.
All lodge, No Is, Wednesday evening"
March 20, at 80 o'clock. Practice after
meeting
J. II. l., Carr OF Liberty street, agent
at the Central Vermont station, is re.
covering steadily, after having been se.
riously i'll for several days.
Miss Anna Lewis of Wells has re.
sumed her studies at Goddard seminary,
after passing the week end in st. Adams,
where she was the guest OF Rev. and
Mrs. G. +. Forticr.
Regular meeting of w r. A. o. T. NJ.
at 1880 o'clock Wednesday evening,
March 20. Important business for every
member Record keeper will be at the
hall at Gas to take dues.
DIR. and Mrs. Horace Sowles, who have
been visiting at the home of the formers
parents, Mr.. aud Mrs John Sowlcs of
Beckley street, during the past few DAYS,
returned to-day to their home III Boston.
In Hyde Park, Mass, this afternoon
was held the funeral of Albert l.. Parks,
a former resident of Barre, who passed
away in the Massachusetts General hos
pital, Boston, Saturday after a long i'll
ness.
The case of State rs. Arthur Holden,
charged with non.support, was contiu-
ued in city court to-day. States At.
torney L. r. Davis is still ndisposed,
and the respondents counsel, Hoar &
Fay, arc busy with civil case in coun-
ty court, \ jury trial is anticipated in
the case.
Oscar Martinson, who has been visiting
at the home of his mother, Mrs. Ida Mar
tinson of Perrin street, during the past
few days. returned yesterday to Boston,
where he is enrolled as student in Mas
sachusetts Tech" He was accompanied
by John Sowles, who has been visiting
At his home on Beckley street, and who
will resume his studies in the Harvard
lental college.
Members Of the Goddard seminary has
>etball quintet, with Coach McGinnis, !
we're photographed yesterday afternoon |
1t the Shores studio on Depot square |
The seminary quintet will suffer greatly |
through less OF players for next season, |
Is all of this seasons team with the eX-
~ ion q Z q, IN,
Practice for baseball will be started in Il |
ew days, a cage having been placed in
he gymnasium, and call for battery
andidatcs will be announced in the near
uture.
Trouble on one OF the Tenney com
,anyis lines caused partial suspen
ion in the granite industry this fore
loon and caused an exasperating dc
ay to househodcrs busy with their
tuesday ironing, Also electric lights
we're put out Of commission and for
he better part OF an hour there was a
espite in several lines of profitable en-
eayor At the office of the VI. & h. L.
, r. Co, this noon it was stated that
he breakdown was due to deficiencies
n the line, which had been remedied.
Philip Boucher, who was arrested in
abot by Constable Dane of that town,
"a brought to Barre Monday afternoon
. be arraigned before Judge H. w.
colt in city court. The charge against
oucher is intoxication, and he entered {
plea of not guilty, furnishing bail in Z
he sum of $50 for his appearance at q '
caring March rs. On that date munich !
nj court will adjourn TO Cabot for a {
Try trial States Attorney Earle Il.
avis, to whom complaint against Bouch I
: was made, will prosecute. In filing g
is plea of not guilty, the respondent
,sured the judge in no uncertain terms
lat he had not touched liquor for +
EAR.