The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-24
TALK or THE TOWN

Saturday special on all kinds of nuts
at Noyes'.
Overall dance April rs, Rowland
hall; Landi's orchestra adj.
Mrs. Fl. w. Orser of Mortified was a
visitor in this city yesterday.
/ Don't forget the dance in Worthen
hall April %; good music; gents soc
ladies free. Come one, come all-adv
Largest line of new and second hand
ranges and heaters in Barre at lowest
! prices. 4. A. Prindle. Worthen block.
| Miss z. r. Putnam of Boston arrived
i in the city yesterday to be the guest
OF her sister Mrs. G. F. Millar, at Ho-
tel Barre for few days.
| Alderman Samuel Kingston of
North Main street, has retired TO the
! farm of his brother, Paul, in South
Barre for an indefinite stay
Special meeting of Bright Star Re-
bekah lodge Monday evening at 8
o'clock Degrees win be conferred on
several candidates
| All singers and musical people are in
vited to meet at the parlors of the Uni
versalist church Monday evening, April
%, at 1880 o'clock to form a choral
! society.
Mrs. Albert Beattie Of Hartford,
Conn. arrived last evening and is now
/ stopping with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John b. Tierney OF South Main street.
Mr. Tierney is expected from Hartford
tonight.
Deputy Sheriff r. ]. -Slayton has
been appointed guardian Of the goods
T e
town, of Plainlield, who is now CON
fined TO the stale hospital The goods,
together with stock. tools, eight head
of cattle, team and l00-a farm,
are soon to be disposed of
Tomorrow four granite workers,
Louis Sasserossi, Joe Fraser. Alex NOR
and John Frontini. start on a long
Journey to the South, where all have
procured employment at their trades as
stonecutters. The first three men
toned go to Waxahachie Tex, and Mr..
Frontini to Oklahoma City, Okla.
An address Of great interest on SOL
ar Systems" viii be given at the Uni
versalist church under the auspices of
The Mems club Monday evening, April
26. BY DR.. f. 6. Sprague, who has
made considerable study of that sub
iect. Members and their friends are
cordially invited, Refreshments viii
be served.
The farm located on the main road
from Barre TO Plainfied village and
known as the Edgewood farm, was sold
through private sale by the owner.
Deputy sheriff H. j. Slayton. TO l.. ;.
and L. l.. Little of WiIlinmstown yes
terday The papers for the transac-
ton gave the purchasers title TO the
200 acre farm. which is considered one
of the best producing farms in this 10.
cality and capable of retaining 81 head
of cattle With horses, and large tract
OF growing forest is included in these
200 acres. Mr.. and Mrs. Little have
for the past three years rented a farm
of Mrs. L. y. Gale in Williamstown.
but are now moving their stock and
tools from Williamstown to their new
home.
George LeClair, considered by some
to be of impaired mentality, we'll
known figure about the city, was ar
rested Yesterday by Officer Harry
Gamble on a warrant charging him
~ith fraud George is very aeeommo-
dating, especially when the boys are
seeking little home brew or sweet
essence OF the great j. g. II is said he
has procured money from several thir.
sty visitors in the city of late and
with faith in the speaker, his friends
allowed him to depart with some OF
their cash with the understanding that
George would soon return with some
thing to drink. After waiting one or
two hours on q street corner, these
friends" have been forced to believe
that George had other uses for their
good United States dollars. A com.
plant was entered TO the grand jur-
or and warrant issued, and a. a
consequence George was brought into
court yesterday afternoon. Judge +.
l. Scott sentenced him to 30 days in
county Jail, after the man had pleaded
guilty. and added that upon compile
ton of this sentence he must find work
on farm. He was taken to the county
jail.