The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-20
TALK OF THE TOWN
See Abbott,s blanket sale.

Hi NagHt"khlt hosiery NJ FlIls.
Il "The Man from Virginia" next Tues
H day at Montpelier. LADY.
II Special sale OF millinery at great,
reduced prices. Nourse g. Wilson, l6'
II North Main street.
Clarence Bishop resumed work at TIL
H Central Vermont freight depot yester
day, after few days vacation.
Mrs. Fritz w. Jackson of Hill street
returned last night from few days
visit with friends IN Burlington.
II Dr. ID. e. Watt returned TO the city
this morning, after spending several days
in Boston and vicinity on business.
Miss Elizabeth Coffee and Miss Mar
| garet Rock of the nurses home on Elm
street left this morning for Burlington
where they are to pass a few days with
| friends.
No one should buy books, toys, games
dolls, etc, for the holidays until they
have seen our stock, which is the largest
ever shown in this section of the country
Buswell's Bookstore, Montpelier, vt.
Rev. John Bjork of the Swedish Bap-
fist mission returned last evening from
a few days visit to cities in New Hamp-
shire and Massachusetts. While in New
Bedford, Mr.. Bjork conducted series
Iof revival meetings.
Andrew Robertson of North Main
fstreet, who left Barre with FIVE OF his
| friends for Montreal has returned to the
city, having failed, it is said, in his eff
fort to enlist in the Canadian overseas
been accepted as recruit but for a
slight physical defect in his lefs ankle.
Officer David Henderson and Walter
Driscoll returned to the city last even
ing from Rochester, where they have
been passing week in the woods. Mr..
Driscoll brought back buck which he
shot just over the town line in Gran
vile. Officer Henderson will resume his
duties in the police department to-mor
row, after weeks vacation.
Vivid flashes of lightning were discern
IDLE in the heavens for several hours
last night, phenomenon seldom mani
Tested in November. A temperature alb
normally high for this season prevailed
and a heavy rain added its touch to the
unusual conditions Toward morning the
heights attained last evening, but the |
weather was mild and the cold sper
promised by the weather clerk seemed I
for the time being to have been post
poned.
Posters have been placed about the
city announcing the big dance that is 10
be held at the Socialist hall on Granite /
street tonight. The Montpelier Military
band in full number will furnish music
The proceeds of the dance will be divid
ed between the musicians and the Social I
ist party. The hall has been decorated
in fine style. AT 10 p. m, duet viii be
played by two of its young members.
Committee in charge, \. Bergometti, /.
Letini Tripoli Brusetta.
A new firm of restauranters in Barre
was announced to-day as result Of a
completed yesterday when
the Depot square lunch room, so called,
was sold by Emslie Bros. to Henry Pet
rie and Duncan Mcmillan, two well
known men of this city. Possession
was given Immediately and patrons of
The restaurant We're greeted by the new
owners for the first time this morning
Jacks place" as the restaurant is pop
llarly called, was established years ago
Dy the late Jesse Cayhue During his
.enancy of the picturesque little build
ng just east Of the VI. & w. r. rail
Dad station, the ''beans and" to be had
It Jacks place" attained = wide repu-
alton among travellers and local people
Il wei. Four years ago John Emslie
ind Alexander Emslie purchased the
and soon thereafter the bus.
ness was ensconced in a new brick
'uilding. Emslie Bros. have done much
o uphold the reputation which the orig !
nal proprietor gained for the place and
he new owners take over the business ?
With every promise Of continued sue
ess. n