The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-09-23
TALK OF THE TOWN

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returned yesterday.
Dance in Rowland hall on Wednesday
| evening: Gilbertson's orchestra. Gents
Toe; ladies, free.-adv.
Public auto to either Washington or
st. Johnsbury fairs. Notify Barre garage
or Buzzell hotel.--adv.
Miss Winnfred Hamel of the Adams
company store, who has been spending a
few days in Boston, has returned.
The amusement committee of the Odd
Ladies will meet Tuesday evening with
Mrs Harry Davidson of Murray street
First class grapes from the mountain
of St. Helena, Cal, by the box or by the
ton, $3.50 ton. Apply to Angelo Seam
PM.
Notice: The Little Dry Goods Store
on Cottage street will be closed from
Wednesday at p. m. to Saturday at
Is p. IN.
Bean supper, Presbyterian church, Sat
urday night, Sept. q. Sounds good,
You can rest assured it will taste good.
adv
Richard White, recently discharged
from the service, left Saturday for New
Haven, Conn, where he has employment
in a garge.
Bert S. Person, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Person of upper Prospect street, left
this morning for indianapolis, Md,
where he will enter college.
Drs Calvin Smyth and James Ravdn
retnrned to-day to their homes in Phil
adelphia safter being the guests of Miss
Madeline Williams of I Averill street.
Arthur Crawford returned yesterday
TO A. w. Badger h Co.'S furniture de-
partment after a two weeks vacation
with his brother, Elmer, spent in Sher-
brooke p. O.
Daniel Lascor. mechanic of the Pal
ace garage, went to ST. Adams this
morning to return with a large Mercer
sporting car, recently purchased by
Charles Arnhom.
Elmer Scott, with his mother and sis
ter, Mrs. Ambrose Donaldson of Granite
vile, left here last evening on two
weeks motoring tour through Vermont,
Connecticut and Massachusetts,.
News has been received here announc-
ing the marriage of Miss Ethel McAllis-
ter to Leo +. Crowley, oldest son OF Will
liam Crowley Of East Barre, Sept. Q, by
Rev. Harry Trust Of Biddeford Me.
Mr.. and Mrs, Perley Carr of Camp
street, who have been visiting at the
home OF Mrs Carr's sister, Mrs. Bertha
Edwards at Pinnacle Park, Lake Winnie
pesaukee, returned home yesterday.
One Of our leading hairdressers says
she has found nothing as good as Pa
risian Sage to cure dandruf and make
the hair soft, thick and lustrous f. A.
Drown & Co. sell the genuine.-Ady
Mrs. NJ H. Lewis Of South Barre, who
was injured in the automobile and mo-
torcycle collision of last Wednesday aft
ernoon on the Montpelier road, was taken
to her home this morning in Badgers
ambulance
Goddards real football season will
open Wednesday when that eleven meets
the boys from Norwich university on the
Goddard gridiron. Only light practice
will be held until after the game, CON
ssting of signal practice, punting and
forward passing,
Hidder Habbep, John Shady, Joseph
Charlie, Alex Corey, Miss Emma Tony
and Tony Corey OF Prospect street left
this morning for Providence, r. l., where
they were called by the death Of Miss
Mary John, which occurred yesterday
afternoon after an illness ,of several
years She suffered from heart trouble.
Twenty Of the 1919 graduates from
Goddard seminary are entering college
this year. Seven are entering the Uni
yersity of Vermont, five Tufts college
and others are entering Boston univer-
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servatory of Music Brown, Columbia,
Skidmore, Cornell, Ithaca conservatory
and Northwestern college
There were al patients at the Barre
City hospital this morning, that number
being the largest accommodated there
since the hospital was established, bar
ring, of course, the time when the influ.
enza epidemic was at the highest last
year Il is said that none of the cases
there now are of epidemic form Nine
little newcomers were being cared for at
the hospital this morning, two of them
having been born last night,
On Dec. %, 1918, Eva Stetson was CON
victed in Barre city court for keeping a
disorderly house at IA Charles street, for
which the respondent was sentenced to
not less than one year nor more than
three in the house Of correction at Wind
sor. Sentence was suspended, however,
and the woman was placed on probation
for three years. This morning she was
brought before Judge E. L. Scott by
State Probation Officer w. II. Jeffrey
for having violated the parole. The
woman admitted the violation, where
upon the court ordered that the original
sentence be complied with and the mitti-
mus issued Next in line were three
lumbermen, charged with intoxication.
Two second offenders were compelled to
disclose the source of their intoxicating
beverages, naming local drag store in
which they claimed Jamaica ginger was
purchased These men were Thomas Do
Ian of Waterbury, fined SIS and costs Of
$685.; Louis Landry, fined SIS and costs
of $685.; George McSwain, also of Wa
terbury, fined Sl5 and costs of $685..
Nathan Livingston of Granville, first
offender, was released after furnishing
the required amount SIS fine and costs Of
$685.. Raymond Diemer of Plainfeld,
who was arrested on warrant issued
by States Attorney Davis for larceny of
a double barreled shotgun which it is al
legged belonged to John Mcclellan, was
held pending the furnishing Of 500 bail.
y Special convoeation of Granite
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