The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-02-14
TALK OF THE TOWN

Abbott s.
"Lasca,' two-reel Bison. and other
good pictures at the Bijou to-day
| Arthur Y. Strong has arrived in the
city from Holyoke, Mass, for few
weeks visit with friends.
Miss Florence johnson of Ludlow ar
rived in the city to-day to make few
days visit with relatives.
| Closing out sale of stock and fixtures.
Trimmed hats at 9Sc. each; Soc. ribbons
at l5c per yard. Mrs. Nelson-Church,
over Times office.
| Mrs. George Lamson, who has been
visiting with friends at East Barre and
in this city for many days, has returned
to her home at Sheldon.
William I. Gerard returned last night
to mis- home at st. Johns, p. O., after
visiting in the city for the past few
days as the guest of friends and rela-
tives.
7. !. Tringham Of Rochester, n. ",
arrived in the city this forenoon ito
make few days visit as the guest Of
Thomas Mercer Of Cliff street. He leaves
Monday to make a few days visit at
Enosburg Falls.
George Drinks, who has been visiting
with friends on Summer street for the
past few days, returned this forenoon to
his home at Bellows Falls. He attended
the Eagles banquet and ball in the
Worthen building.
Terence MeKane was arraigned before
Judge III. w. Scott in city court this
forenoon on an intoxicaton charge to
which he entered plea OF guilty and
4 49,
and costs amounting to $40. The man
was arrested on West street last night
by Special Officer Johnston.
The Barre council, Knights of Column
bus will conduct private dance in the
Scampini building on Wednesday night,
Feb. is. The dance will be held at the
conclusion of the regular meeting of the
council. On Tuesday evening the mem
bers of the Barre council cribbage and
pool teams 60 to Montpelier to take part
in another of the winter series.
On Tuesday evening, Feb. IL, the
South Barre grange will hold an open
meeting. The general topic will be pub
lie Education" and the following pro-
gram win be given: Piano duet, Ruth
Jackson and Marguerite Roberts; reci-
tation, Melvin Wright; vocal solo, Made
line Camp; recitation, Jessie Pratt; cho-
rus song; address, 6. J. Seager; ques
tion box. The program will be followed
by a social hour and the public arr
cordially invited.
The Pastime bowling club returned
this forenoon from ST. Johnsbury where
they played the st, Johnshury A. G. team
Friday night, winning three straight
games. The first game resulted in a
victory by the score OF 400 to 800, the
second 4l3 to 1888 and the third 39S to
5SS. Davidson and Sparkling Of the st.
Johnsbury team We're the high rollers
OF the evening. The Barre team was
composed OF Smith, Davidson, Gardens,
Farrand and Phillips A few weeks ago
the Pastime defeated the St Johnsbury
Victor 0ssola, one of the younger
clerks employed at the Drown pharmacy,
suffered painful accident in peculiar
manner this forenoon. The boy was
assisting the ice man in lowering the
days supply into the basement, when a
sharp point on the ice tongs caught him
in the left wrist. Before he could cry
out, the ice man gave pull ON the
rope to which the tongs were attached. |
A deep cash in the wrist resulted before /
the ice man had time to slaelIen the
rope. DIR. L. H. Bailey of Graniteville,
woh happened to be in the store at the
time. dressed the wound and took three
stitches in closing the cash. 0ssola viii !
not be detained from his duties, al
though he will have to favor the in
jured wrist for several days.
Max Fisher who has been visiting at /
the home of his parents, MIR. and Mrs. !
Fred Fisher of Averill street, for the
past two weeks, left to-day for New
York. where he will join the members |
of the Margaret Anglin theatrical com
pany and proceed TO Washington, whore
the company has been booked for two |
weeks engagement. Mr.. Fisher has been |
visiting at his home since the company |
suspended its engagements for two |
weeks to permit Miss Anglin to take a
much needed rest. The company was to
have presented Shakespearean produc-
tions at Boston during the past two
weeks. Arrangements have been made
to visit Boston during the spring.
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Larry Bankhart of Boston, member
Of the class of 1910 at Dartmouth, has
signed three-year contract to coach
Colgate college in football. Bankhart
coached the Colgate team last season. In
1917 and 1912 he was assistant coach /