The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-11-07
TALK OF THE TOWN

Read Shea's Friday and Saturday adv.
Regular meeting Of the A. o. II. Thurs
day night, Nov I, at 1880 o'clock.
| II. r. Cutler has returned to his home
in Barton, after passing few days at
Hotel Barre.
Regular meeting of Canton Vinton Fri
day evening. All members requested to
be present.
Mrs. E. G. Brock of Washington street
is passing week with relatives in White
River Junction and Quechee.
James Comolli, who is employed in
Worcester, Mass, is passing a vacation
of a week with relatives here.
| While f. H. Slayton was in the woods
in Woodbury. Tuesday, he freed sable,
which was easy prey for his rifle.
| Seaman Robert Diack, who is stationed
| at Newport, r, l., arrived in the city
last night to pass furlough of a week.
4 Miss Lillian Gordon of Boston is visit
\ ing in the home of her parents, Mr.. and
| Mrs John w. Gordon of Richardson
street.
\ Dancy, armory hall, Montpelier, Thurs
day evening; 75c, ladies free; 8 o'clock
sharp till 1890. Chatfeld's orchestra
/ adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. 7. Jones and G. t.
\ Jones have returned to their home in
Brattleboro, after passing few days in
Barre.
Regular meeting of Col. ]. B. Mead,
Il No, /, Ladies of the G. A. r., Friday
Il afternoon at 2:30. Members in arrears
for dues please pay.
Bert H. Wells of Stoughton, Mass,
formerly proprietor of the Red Cross
pharmacy, is passing few days with
relatives in the city,
H Mechanicians We're abroad yesterday
H with the auto fire truck while adjusting
some new parts that recently have been
added to the apparatus.
II Advantageous offer will be made by
owner Of small furnished house to de-
sirable tenants for the winter season
\ Address r, Times Office.
A Joint meeting of ladies auxiliary and
II EClan Gordon, No II, amusement commit
II tees win be held at the clan rooms FRI
II day, Nov. s, at p. m. prompt.
II A silken service flag has been unfurled
II at the fire station in honor OF two fire.
II men with the colors. They are Sergt.
\ John Heney and Private John Downs.
II Mr.. and Mrs. D. S. Waterman of upper
H Washington street have received word of
II the safe arrival overseas of their son,
II Private Carl d. Waterman of Company
H G, 307th motor repair unit.
Il Is innocence the best protection against
III evil? Brought up in seclusion and igpor-
II ance of the world, her father died, she
II emerged from her seclusion. What hap
II Ipenedf See Fanny Ward in the sensa-
III tional success of the stage, Innocence,
III Biiou to-day.-ady.
III The newly organized choir Of the Uni
III versalist church, which win make its
III first appearance next Sunday, consists Of
II the following well known singers-Miss
III GLADYS Upper, Montpelier, soprano;
II Miss GIee Wood contralto; DR. ID. G.
III Jarvis. tenor; Walter Goss, baritone
III Prof. W. A. Wheaton, organist and di.
II rector
iii A local deputy game warden, Charles
H Keith, was the complainant in a case
n brought against james Rolfe Of Marsh
h field and tried before Justice of the Peace
lIlJ. w. Mears in that town yesterday. The
u respondent was arrested by Deputy keitl
while he was chopping wood near Kettle
pond. 1t was charged that he had beer
guilty of hunting without a license. II
court it developed that the man had moi
I'd possessed a hunters license for tw,
years He entered plea of guilty anC
m was fined s25 and costs
~ A message received this morning from
II. p Hinman, chairman of publicity
for the Vermont united war work cam
paign, to be inaugurated next Monday
Be indicates that the speakers who are par
ticipating in a series of conferences thi,
week are being warmly received every
rs where One contingent IS touring tn,
De west side of the state, while the ethel
a wing of the flying squadron" is tour
W ing the east side. In Montpelier las
x evening there was an enthusiastic meet
a ing Of workers, the attendance including
IS county and town chairmen of the varioui
Id divisions which are to assist in the worl
of putting Vermont over the top. @
general interest is the announcement
that David Goldstein and James s. Can
non have been added to the leaders wit
- are speaking in the interests of the sew
en- organizations which figured IN tn
Ill campaign Mr. Goldstein Is well know
MS lecturer of the Knights of Columbus an,
fl Mr.. Cannon is prominent Boston at
BY torney.
n Quite up TO the average was the vol
u ume of business transacted in Barre
r. municipal court during the quarterly pc
Rod ending Nov. 4, returns on whic
have been received by Judge II. W
Scott, who recently filed his report wit
no the state auditor. There were 9S crimi
nal cases, most of them proceeding fror
intoxication charges. An unusually larg
lel number Of cost bills were contracted b
to reason of the fact that so many respond
al ents chose the Jail alternative instead Q
OF paying fines and costs. One juvenil
of case resulted in the transfer by adol
ton of a small child from one famil
to another, the findings and decision {
the court meeting with the satisfaction
ia of both parties The sum of Sl,20l4
was paid into the court in fines an
costs, and fees in civil cases amounte
M to $44, making an aggregate of Sl,335,4
lg, in receipts The sum Of $523.ls was n
ar turned to the court to be distributed
officers and witnesses fees. Fifty-tw
new civil cases were entered and ten OIL
cases were removed from the docket.
the months of August, September an
October Isl cases were considered by I'll
court.
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