The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-13
TALK OF THE TOWN

Mr.. and Mrs. George Kent are spend.
ing the week end in Montreal.
Mrs. Frank Cannon of Mortified was
visitor in the city to-day.
| George Adams OF Portland Me-, ar.
rived in the city last night and will
make few days visit here with friends.
Ernest Gregoire of Farwell street left
the city this morning for Leicester june
ton, where he will make a weeks visit
with relatives.
Mrs. James p. Hicks, who has been
passing a week in the city as the guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. Y. Perry of Highland
avenue, returned this afternoon TO her
home in 81. Johnsbury. She was accom-.
panied by her daughter, Mrs. Perry, who
viii make a visit OF several days in 81.
Johnsbury.
IL was John Pruneau who was taken
TO jail yesterday by Deputy Sheriff Den
MS Donahue 10 serve sentence of IS
days. Pruneau was arrested Thursday
night at Graniteyille on an intoNication
charge to which he pleaded guilty before
Justice A. G. Dickey in East Barre jus
tice court Friday morning. In lieu OF
paying a fine Of SIS aud costs aggregat-
ing $500, Pruncau, who had recently
completed a sentence Of 10 days, elected
to return TO the county jail.
A Burlington roadster owned by Cecil
Place Of that city and occupied by her
and young man named Lascor, who |
was az the wheel. collidcd with the rear
end Of a blackboard vehicle in front of /
the J.. " Ayerill block during the noon /
hour The owner 81 the roadster Of /
fcred 90 settle the damages accruing from 4
the mishap, but the man who seemed O. 4
be in possession Of the blackboard. gal.
lantly refused any redress. AZ the car
was going slowly at the time. damage e.
the blackboard outfit was kept down 10
= trivial figure.
A party Of four Barre men left The
sity last night for Montreal. z. O.. who're
they expect 10 enlist as regulars 10 the
contingent that Canada IL getting ready
10 Send overseas IN the spring IA was
BOT until yesterday that Andrew Robert
On, James Morrison. james Beattie and
Robert smith discussed the enlistment
5lan- but once the quartet warmed o.
heir subject, i vas quite deci8ef that
hey should leave On the late evening
p early morning train. A number of
heir rnunfrymeH Were ~ the station a.
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