The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-11-07
TALK OF THE TOWN

II Special to-day at Marrion's Quicl
H Lunch Counter, chicken and mutton pies
II Saturdays specials at Diyersi's Frui
/ Store: Cranberries, 4 quarts for 25c
H grapefruit, for 25c; apples from 1872
H TO 1915 a barrel.
Gordon Derby, who is employed il
H I.adds store, in the bakery department
left to-day for Waterbury, where h
will spend vacation in hunting.
Miss Ruby Bradley, teacher in. the
Fast Barre schools, returned home last
| night to Camp street, where she viii
spend the week end.
Car of apples will be ready for deliv-
cry on Central Vermont tracks Tuesday
morning, Nov. 10. Come and see them
and order of your home dealer. Sidney
L. Spafford.
A number of Barre football enthusl-
acts left by automobile this morning to
attend the Dartmouth Tufts football
game at Hanover, n. II. Among those
who went were Alderman John E. Ho-
ban, Fred w. Bancroft, Homer c. Ladd,
Frank E. Austin. w. II. Duthie, w. b.
Murray, reter Brown, James Mackay,
IT,, and Harold Burroughs.
The Barre park commission has com
pleted plans for small park to be laid
out at the junction OF North Main and
| Blackwell streets. The plot was occu-
pied until recently by large platform
used by the NJ. & w. r. to accommodate
passengers boarding the train at Black
well street. Better accommodations are
to be provided for the road patrons and
the park commission is embracing an
opportunity to beautify the surround
ings at that point.
AT Depot square yesterday afternoon
there was somewhat of stir when a
motorcycle and an automobile came to-
gether in front of Cartoons iewelry
store. The auto was going north whi,e
the motorcycle was headed south. Both
machines were on the same side of the
ear track and the cyclist tried to turn
out. but the street had just been sprin-
kled and the machine slipped and struck |
the auto throwing the rider. Neither
machine was badly hurt, although the |
motorcycle was taken to nearby garage,
Its rider escaped with a few minor
bruises, as he was not gong at a very
high rate Of speed.
Coach Agnew and the following
Spaulding high school football players
went to-day to Montpelier to line up
against Montpelier high school team
Smith, J. Tomasi. T. Tomas,
Gordon. Sector. Alexander, Kingston,
Eager Bisbee. Parker, Tobin and Chand-
Ter. The NJ II. s. team has been
strengthened since the last Spaulding
game. in which they were losers, and
good game is expected. A large number
Of students from Spaulding have pur. .
'hased tickets from Manager Lander and /
! large delegation is expected to be pres
mt from Barre.
A representative OF the Barre & Mont
,elier Traction & Power Co. to-day is
ued the following statement relative TO J
he recent opinions handed down by the
termont supreme court 1T should be :
that the opinions handed
own by the supreme court in the Mont
elier and Barre cases against the street
aiwav company are limited TO rides
which begin and end in one city The
pnions do not deal in any way with
ares for riding from one city or town
0 another. II may be added that in
smuch as the company has not
a fact. during the tendency OF
he suits, charged more than five cents
Or riding wholly within the limits of
single town or city, the result OF the
,urt's decision is such that no change
made in the fares which the company
as been collecting since Aug. -, 1914"