The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-23
TALK OF THE TOWN

H Seventy-two new silk waists 1925, at
Il Vaughan's.
4 Four La Preferencia cigars for 25c at
Cummings & Lewis.
| Dancing in Rowland hall every Sstnr-
day evening, M. M. B. orchestra. Ladies
free.
w. 0. Hazlitt of Rock Island, p. O.,
was among the business visitors in the
city to-day.
Regular meeting of 7. O. Q. t., M. u,
will be held in X. OF c. hall Friday even
ing at o'clock.
Philip Clark left last night for Albany.
N. Y, where he will visit relatives for
an extended time.
A daughter weighing Il pounds was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick O'Connell
of 93 Park street on April o.
Public dance in Clan Gordon hall Sat
urday evening. Carroll's orchestra of six
pieces. A good time is assured all.
Sergio Endell returned this forenoon to
spending several days in the city on bus,
mess.
Alexander Brown of Graniteville is Wis
iting in the city to-day and tonight he
will leave for New York City, where he
mas secured employment.
| Ernest Lafayette, who has been EN-
ployed as barber in Montpelier for the
past few months has entered the employ
of II. A. Holt in this city.
Remember the Goddard VS.. Barre A. c.
ball game on the Goddard campus Sat
urday afternoon at $3.50. Come out, fans,
and see the first game of the season.
Spaulding seniors taking part in the
play, "The Varsity Coach" are going
through rehearsals every night. Through |
the training of Miss Myra Bagley, they
are fast getting into shape and are plan
ming to present their play next Friday |
night April 80
Auction sale on Trow hill tomorrow of |
the John G. Bassett estate; personal
property, three nice colts, 20 tons of hay
and straw, all farming tools and machin
cry, to be sold to settle the estate. i, c.
Bancroft, administrator. c. f. Smith,
auctioneer.
Reports from the city hospital this
afternoon indicated that the condition OF
Angelo M. Celia, who suffered the frac
ture of four ribs in an accident at the
Nenetti Granite Co.'S. plant Tuesday aft
ernoon was quite comfortable although
his physicians agree that month must
ella pse before he can return TO his home.
Monday, April 20. the Barre A. c. have
secured as the date on which they will :
60 to Aiddlebury to play Mddlebury l.
college. Their third sacker, William !
Johnston, who had his nose fractured in
a practice game earlier in the week, is II
expected to be able to appear in the line
up then. II
The following item from the Front !
Royal tVa.) Southern Budget tells its i
own story: "Mr Mack Laws of Barre, +
VI, has been spending a few days with
bis parents, Mr.. and Mrs. +. ID. Laws,
1t the Alton inn. Mack has host of ,
friends here who are always glad to see
him in the old town"
Tonight the Barre AllStar bowling
cam 90 to Montpelier when they meet .
he Montpelier Stars for the second game
u the series. The Barre captain plans |,
% take the same team as bowled against ;
last Tuesday night. A large :
rowd of fans interested in the series is
planning TO accompany the team this
yening.
For Sale-At the vestry Of the Uni |
ersalist church Saturday at | o'clock
he ladies will have baked beans, brown
read, rolls, bread doughnuts. cake and q
lies. For orders, telephone 529-W or
7a-ll before IL o'clock Saturday. Or 7
ers will be put up first. will be ready at
o'clock and will receive prompt atten- r
ion. All food cooked at the vestry.
Official displeasure was incurred re-
emily by a man who left the carcass Of :
dog At the city dump on Brook street. .
eSeral times in the past others have =
iolated the rules governing the disposi-
ion of refuse and waste there. but all
forts 10 detect the violators were UNI '
Iccessful. On the latter occasion, how
yer, the caretaker caught the man in =
he act and reported him 10 the alder.
ianic health committee. He was or
ared 10 remove the carcass with threat
punishment II the incident should r..
n. The authorities are determined TO
rep the dumping ground as public =
iility well within regulated bounds this M
ring and coming summer
A Stanley steamer said 60 be- owned Ia
: George W. Mann and Mr.. Mann him
II are showing the marks Of an acci-
MT which is reported 60 have occurred
! the Wellington street bin few days
nee. Mr.. Mann is nursing an eye slight.
discclored by sudden contact With p,
me substance apparently hard while
$ car is considerably scratched in Sc
sces. According 20 The current version
the mishap. Mr.. Mann was driving -
{ Of Elm street preparatory 30 ascend m
2 Wellington street. when a glance VI
cad convinced him that a team VS.
out 10 share the highway with his
~ powered STANLEY. In some manner
the story goes. tho horse drawn ,s-
~ and the motor car came together -
a. . noise that closslv reseublcd . m
lsh. The wagon u said 20 have been
ftiaily demolished and Mr. Mann and
car received tle msrks herein men ii
md.
4 radical change in TIE nsture ~ Gs
uvs judicial and others 49, IN Ratre's
inieipsl court viii crime O. pass neat
gfst when the rev lac relstimv ta
Jurisdiction u the lower eourts will
iprne operative. Under the provisions
fiie eusctmeut ~ 1918. tts rnunic'pal
lrts vii have jurisdiction over on
- where the minimum penalty sr-
ID On corvirtion dos not etceed
year srntenas " the stafe rrison
ieh u suuiraleff a. q ruIinz THAT o d.
iurftv If the raass hitherto aisrass,s ~
" the lecal court ~ tise bending over
.esss. - esfisd. VIII ~ tired f~sfnre
nifiral eourf ard then Tsssed m. III
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