The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-23
TALK OF THE TOWN

See those special suit values at Alb
bolts.
Mark down sale gloves, neckwear and
bags, at Vaughans.
Goldfish free at RusselPs this week
with 25c Rexall purchases.
Regular meeting OF Sons OF Veterans
auxiliary, No. 5, Wednesday evening"
Nov. "a, at 1880. Inspection.
The ladies' aid auxiliary of the Pres
byterian church will hold joint fair Dec.
s and in the vestry OF the church.
You cannot afford to wear your old
hats when you can buy one so cheap at
Mrs. Laviolette's during Thanksgiving
weekday.
Superintendent of Cemeteries Alex
Hanton will be in his office at city hall
Saturday, Nov. 20 and 81, from TO !
o'clock for collections ON care of lots.
The members and guests of the Barre
Woman's club were very much enter
tanned yesterday afternoon by a demon
stration lecture by Mrs. Julian Dimock
of East Corinth. The demonstration was
on cake, and several kinds were made
and many ways of decoration were shown.
A short talk on the agricultural extern
sion work of the state was also very in
teresting.
Patrick Kane, who was arrested yes
terday, pleaded guilty TO an intoxieation
charge before Magistrate II. w. Scott in
city court last evening IL being sub
seduent offense, Kane was asked to dis
close. a request which he sesaid 10 have
regarded rather lightly The magistrate
sentenced him TO serve 80 days in the
county jail and TO pay a SID fine with
costs of $500. Kane's failure TO settle
the fine and costs automatically length
ened his sentence to 90 days He was
taken TO Jail this morning.
Among the visitors in the city yester-
day and to-day were the following peo-
Pile: T. J. Quillian, Chester Wood, A. II.
Jones and chauffeur, of Troy, n. " who
were motor arrivals al Hotel Barre 5.
Savard Of Lakeport, n. H., Chauncy NJ.
Austin OF st. Adams, c. U. Bishop OF
Burlington, Il. w Post Of Essex. June
ton, c. Z. Grossarth OF Burlington, w.
II. Silver of Dies Moines. Ia, Mise ID. :.
Tuttle, Miss NJ. II. Beckett and 7. +.
Stickney Of Williamstown, {. G.. Maynard
of Burlington, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Sa-
vote Of Wilmington, p. +. McGetterick Of
Burlington. Miss Ellie Shea Of Middle
bury. Arthur Buchanan Of Hoosick, n. y,
Miss Frances Sampler of Derby.
The Urban Stock Co. opened q weeks
engagement az the opera house before a
large audience last evening. using for
their initial performance the -four act
drama by Bayard WELLER Of international
fame, within the Law" The high
standard set by this company in past
years suffered not last evening, for their
presentation was complete in an lie de-
tails, each and every one giving special
care 70 his lines, bringing cut the authors
idea Of the possible temptations offered
90 poorly paid factory help and The un-
enviable life led BIZ crooks IN the metro
politan districts. Miss Marion conquest
assumed the role Of Mary Turner. around
whom the story circles. for she Il H. that
the police do their best % connect With
lawless acts. Miss Johnquest was seen
at her best in the scene of the police
headquarters. On several occasions dur
ing TIE performance bursts of applause
indicated that the performances vas b.
ing wei received. The company oarries
a carload Of scenery and some shown last
evening compares favorahlT WIth some 81
the more expensive productions seer here.
Your frst-rla acts - vaudeville BE-
tween the arts are one Of The many fee
lures 81 THE company. Mention might he
made ~ Crarles Hsmm0ud. TIE hoop
roller. Who uses siH strings snd vhose
manipalation of ths hoaps Be q ruarVs3.
To-niFht the company viil present, NJ
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