The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-01
TALK OF THE TOWN

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| Pears! Car at Montpelier Tuesday
| G. II. Smile
BY express to-day, ladies' sample coat;
at Vaughans.
Frank DEMO returned this morning to
his home in Windsor, after passing a
few days with friends in the city.
| One OF those great chicken-pi suppers
will be served at the Hedding church
next Wednesday evening from to 7
o'clock. Tickets, 35c.
The bridge building department of the
Central Vermont railroad has completed
the work of putting in a foundation for
the new scales at the station and left
Saturday for Aiddlesex.
! Mrs w. T.. Dufur and daughter, Wv
ian, left for Boston to-day, where Miss
! Vivian is to receive treatment in the
Children's hospital under the special care
4 Of DR.. Robert W. Lovett
Any lady desiring to order some Of
| the Pyrex glass dishes for baking may
do SO at the meeting Of the Barre
Woman's club Tuesday or by phoning
453W before Thursday morning.---adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Aldrich of West
Burke have been guests the past week at
II. w. Heath's. Mrs. Aldrich will be bet
ter remembered as Miss Fannie Hastings,
who was formerly teacher in this city.
L. w. Blanchard, who had made his
home at 30 Academy street for the past
year, left yesterday to join his wife and
two children at their former home at Mt.
Desert island, Me. He made the trip in
his Ford rlinabout.
William McCaffrey, who has been pass
ing a month in Dorchester, Mass. and
with friends in Philadelphia, resumed his
duties in the Drown pharmacy this morn
ing. Mr. McCaffrey has recovered the
use of the index finger on his right hand, |
which he injured several weeks ago.
Jed. o. Beckley of Essex street, who
months, during a part of which period /
he was at the City hospital, was able
to be downtown to day for the first time
since his illness. Mr.. Beckley is con-
from the effects of an operation
and expects to regain his normal health
within short time.
Frank 4. Daniels, who was arrested
by Chief Sinclair at the Elm street cor.
ner of Washington street Sunday even
ing, pleaded guilty to a first offense when
lrraigned before Magistrate H. w. Scott
IN city court this forenoon. Upon Dan
els decision to sign a pledge of Austen
tion for one year, payment of the mini
mum fine was suspended pending good
behavior and he was assessed only the
'osts, amounting TO $685..
Edward Blondin, who recently came TO
he Park theatre from the Grand theatre ;
N Springfield, Mass, on the recommen-
iation of the Powers company, began
work to-day as a einematograph opera
or al the local picture house. As resi-
lent of Barre several years ago, Mr..
}londin served his apprenticeship in one :
# the theatres here, although he has .
ince been employed in several large NOV /,
ny picture theatres in eastern cities.
Michael Good of Brook street, in his .
FORD touring car, hooked into DIR. Joe. .
v Jackson's team in front of the How {:
and block this morning and there was I.
efficient kinetic energy in the machine !,
o wrench the rear axle on the physicians !,
arriage. A street ear approaching from =
he south Is said 10 have complicated =
matters, although DIR. Jaekson's horse :,
Tas tethered close TO the sidewalk curb Z,
~. >.
Police headquarters got a telephone >.
lessage from Conductor Stebbins Of the :.
reen Mountain express this morning :.
skiing that an officer be posted at the y
I. q w. X. station 20 await the arrival :.
the express in this city. When the ::
aimed reached the station, Officer John ..
2 Dineen was asked 10 take temporary !.
large OF one Fred Temple, lately OF Rye. :.
H., who i said 10 have used offensive !.
nguage on the train while en- route I.
ON Wells River 10 Barre. Temple is :.
legged TO have rendered the conductor a I.
eek for his fare, suggesting that the =.
lly alternative the conductor could offer !.
a. a free ride should be refuse 20 cash !.
e check Conductor Stebbins held to a :.
ferent view and made no reply when .
smplc threatened 10 report him. Tenn ::
e was taken 20 police headquarters 20 :.
nsiier further the propriety Of paying :,
) fare.