The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-11-21
TALK OF THE TOWN

Toe, including war tax. Chatfeld's or
ehestra.-ady.
We are taking orders for private
Christmas cards. See samples at Mar
tins Bookstore.
The Athena club will meet with Mrs.
George Morris, Averill street, Friday
evening, Nov 90
DR.. Henri L. Pache of Burlington, who
is connected with the state board of
health, was in the city yesterday and to-
day, stopping at Hotel Barre.
Five dollars in silverware given to the
person presenting checks showing the
largest amount Of shoes purchased dur
ing Andrews victory economy drive.
Mr.. and Mrs. George p Wolcott and
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Wakefield have re-
turned to their home in Morrisville, after
having been called here by the death of a
relative
Regular meeting Of Col J. B. Mead
circle No ], Ladies Of the @. A. r., Fri
day afternoon at $3.50. Officers and
members please attend, as the inspecting
officer will be with us on that day.
Charles A. Metcalf Of GAINESVILLE, o.,
who is passing several days in the city
on business connected with the wholesale
monument firm of c. A. Metcalf & Co, ia
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. James NJ. Dun
can Of Academy street.
Supt. of Cemeteries Alex Hanton will
be at the city hall Mondays and Satur-
days this month from to p. m. to re.
ceive dues for care Of lots at Hope and
Elmwood cemeteries; also for lots cared
for by Messrs. Barnes and LaPoint
The pastor will expect large attend
ance at the prayer and praise service at
the Baptist church this evening at 1880.
II win take the nature Of thanksgiving
service. Let all show in this way their
appreciation Of favors bestowed during
the past year and especially for the
blessing of peace.
A Waterbury man, Floyd r. Gould,
who was arrested yesterday on an intoxi-
cation charge made his sixth appearance
in municipal court this forenoon, when
Magistrate Fl. w. Scott, after receiving
his plea Of guilty, imposed fine Of SIS
and costs. Gould was unable TO pay and
accepted the alternative Jail sentence,
Guests arriving at Hotel Barre last
night and this morning included the fol-
lowing people: Mr.. and Mrs. j. Nj. Nc
Intyre of Boston, 0nesime, Marceau of
Montreal, P. O., A. f. Bigelow of Brook
field, Horace Stetson of Melrose, Mass,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Hunter and Miss
Mary Hunter Of Corinth, s. f. Thorne of
Portland, Me, A. L. Duke OF Manchester,
| DIR. II. d. Pache of Burlington, c. A. Nc
Govern of st. Johnsbury, Len +. Dillebar
of Boston, f. r. Slater of Burlington and
| +. o, Barber of Newton, Mass,
Three men were committed to the
Washington county jail at Montpelier
| Wednesday afternoon as the result of
their failure to pay fines for intoxieation
offenses admitted in Barre city court
earlier in the day. James l.. l,aduke Of
Burlington and John Pircen Of Marsh.
field are to serve alternative sentences
Of ten days each, while John F, Madden
Of Burlington, who was convicted of
second offense, will serve 50 days,
through his failure to pay a fine Of SIS
and costs.
Seven deer were added to the toll TAX
en- by Barre hunters when a party of
/ eight hunters returned to town after
sojourn of 10 days at Maidstone hunting
camp in Essex county. The biggest buck
Of the seven weighed more than 800
pounds and was brought down by Fritz
| w. Jackson. Others In the party were;
f. A. Drown, A. p Abbott. B. w Hook
err, George f. Bond, Stanley o. Marsh,
II. f. Cutler and Mark r. Cutler. When
! Vermont let down the bars and permitted
the killing of deer for 10 days, there was
"a large influx Of hunters from New
Hampshire, many Of whom confined their
quest TO Essex county In years past the
1 a.. -, Lus he, g.,
Iquently included bears in their killing,
but there were no signs of brllin this
| season.
Police investigation Of charges that
outlawry among young members OF the
south end gang had gone far beyond
bounds came TO head in municipal court
this morning, when America Polli and
John Xaiz, who were arrested on com
plants made to Grand Juror William
Wishart, pleaded guilty Of breach Of the
peace charges On the recommendation
of the grand juror, who said that the
main object of the investigation was TO
restore quiet In the south end, Judge III.
w, Scott imposed fines Of 81 and costs
aggregating 81 in each case, both re.
spondents settling. The charge against
the pair specified the allegation that they
were concerned in an attack on a man
named Ambrosini The respondents told
the court that IA other young men were
implicated in the affair, but the grand
Juror assured them that the authorities
were alive TO the fact that others were
concerned in the eseapade.
George Adam, British clergyman,
who spoke in Barre under Masonic aus.
Ipices last spring, startled a congregation
in Emmanuel church, Montreal, Sunday
when he asked them to stand and be
counted If they agreed with him that
w. Hohenzollern, formerly one of our
best known kaisers, should be brought to
the bar of justice and tried for his crimes
A Montreal newspaper, The Gazette says
there was something doing at once A
rustling and shutting ended with every
member standing member but
one. and the dissentient quietly left the
church The standing vote expressed the
acquiescence of the congregation in the
pastors proposal that they communicate
with Sir Robert Borden, now overseas,
requesting him TO urge upon the author
tiles and the allies that the ex.kaiser
shall be brought before the bar of iudg.
ment and given fair trial Simultane-
GUS with the rising Of the congregation.
The Gazette says, vigorous applause
broke out.
Card of Thanks.