The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-04
TALK OF THE TOWN

Bargain basement NJ Appottn. i,
Miss y. Agnes French returned 70 the
city last evening from visit in saranac'
NY.
order your stove repairs for all kinds
of stoves at T.. A. Prindle Co.'s, Pearl
street.--adv.
Lasime Tonguay left the city yester,,,
day for st. Johns, p. O., where he wiii
visit relatives for few days.
Arthur f. Castle left this morning for
Burlington, where he will pass the re-
mainder of the week on business.
j. w. Vaughan and Frank Carleton LETT
the city last evening for Boston, where
they win remain for few days ON bust
| ness
/ j. ri. Allen returned to his home IN
Springfield, Mass. last evening, after
spending several days in Barre and Vi
entity on business.
A meeting of the North Barre Cribbage
league will be held in the Bonaccord pa
yilion on Friday, Nov. s, at 1880 p. m.
Per order committee.
Come shake the kinks out of your
bones at the masque carnival. III You
would stay young, dance" Carnival IA
vors and refreshments will be on sale
adv.
John Abbott, a former resident OF
Barre, who has been passing some time
in Woonsocket r. l., was visitor IN the
city yesterday. Mr.. Abbott is now re-
siding with his sister in East Barre.
4 George A. Rorys, former employe at
the Barre Candy Kitchen, who has been
spending some time in New York City
and Paterson, N. j., returned to Barre
yesterday and plans to make an extended
stay in town.
Emilio Gomez and Jose Esteran left
Barre yesterday for New York, where
they will visit several of their country
men for few days before taking ship
for Spain. Messrs. Gomez and Esteran
plan to pass the winter in Santander
and vicinity.
The ladies of st. Monica's church will
hold food sale Saturday afternoon,
Nov. 6, in the Arcade store, corner Pearl
and Main streets. Hot rolls, spaghetti,
baked beans, brown bread, cake and
doughnuts will be on sale. Everyone
/ invited.--adv.
In addition to the vaudeville the Pa
vilion theater is running one of the great
| est New York Should a Moth
er Tell "--featuring Betty Nausen, the in
comparable queen of emotional acting.
This feature is released through William
Fox Co., that made "a Fool There Was"
adv.
Miss Esther Buchan of Spaulding street
submitted to minor operation at the
City hospital Wednesday afternoon. At
the hospital this morning it was stated
that her condition was comfortable and
an early recovery from the effects OF
the operation is anticipated.
The first OF series of weekly lunch
cons win be served in the Nincitia club
Saturday evening. II is probable that
the buffet service will begin at 10
o'clock to accommodate them who are
kept by business from reaching the club
at an earlier hour All members Of the
club are requested TO attend Saturday
evening. The Saturday night luncheon
will be a weekly feature throughout the
winter and early spring.
Here is how one Barre youngster, wit
Messing two of his companions embroiled
| in a pugilistic encounter, wrote out his
| impressions of the battle, bringing them
to The Times for publication: Il saw the
boy strike his playmate with his fist,
Playmates should not fight, Even II
they can't agree it can do no good to-
| fight" Needless to say, the youth who
enunciated this beatitude, is nursing no
precocious notion of ever wrestling the
white championship from Jesse Willard.
Hiram ID. Warren, the Montpelier jit-
ney driver who pleaded guilty to operat-
/ ing his auto while in an intoxicated con-
dition, obtained his release from custody
yesterday by paying the $50 fine and
costs imposed by the magistrate. Be
fore Warren left for his home in Mont
pelier, the license number on his car and
| his drivers license number were entered
on the records at the court room. The
Judge, in passing sentence on the man,
/ intimated that the facts in the case were
TO be placed before State Secretary Guy
w. Bailey with a view 10 inhibiting him
from operating his car again this season,
/ IL not for a longer period.
Mrs. Frank Robinson of Montpelier,
who was one Of the passengers in Hiram
ID. Warren's jitney, which ran over the
edge of a cibder pit on Granite street
Tuesday evening, was able 20 leave the
City hospital last night. Mrs. Robinson
has not recovered wholly from the effects
Of the accident, although Il il not ex-
pected that any untoward complications
viii develop. Mrs. Frank Ferguson, who
was also a passenger in the iitney, and
who submitted 20 a minor operation AZ
the hospital after the accident. remained
AZ the home Of her mother, Mrs. Eliza
beth Leclslr Of Summer street. yester-