The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-12-14
TALK OF THE TOWN
Special suit sale at Abbott's.

Marie Tempest at the Bijou to-day
lady.
New pocketbooks and bags at Abbotts.
Have you reserved your Columbia
grafanola yet? Russell has complete
assortment, SIS to $50.
Mrs. G. N. Benedict makes fancy and
fruit cakes and plum buildings for your
! Christmas parties. Catering of all kinds.
All the latest ideas. Tel. W.-adv.
Marie Tempest, the great Broadway
star, win be Mt the Biiou to-day in a
| ive.reel Broadway feature, Mrs. Plum's
| Pudding; story by Eddie Lyons adv
| Miss Kathleen Miles, a student at the
| Bryant & Stratton business college, is
passing the holiday season at the home
of her father, ID, NJ. Miles Of West street.
Nincitia club and the Apollo club Of
Montpelier are to meet in Barre tonight
for the first of a series of four tourna-
ments in pool, billiards, chess and whist.
A buffet luncheon will be served
Harry l.. Fleetwood of Brookfield and
Mrs Jessie Bruins of Burlington are at
the home OF Mrs. Lucy ID. Fleetwood in
South Barre, having been summoned
there by the death OF Charles I. Ellen
wood !.
Funeral services for Charles r. Ellen
wood who died Sunday, are TO be held at
his home tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock. Through inadvertence, the name
of his wife, Mrs. Lucy day Fleetwood,
was omitted from the list Of surviving
relatives as printed yesterday.
w. G. Turner. head chef at Hotel
Barre, who is taking a months vacation |
from his duties, has gone to his former |
home IN North Bucksport. Me-, for a |
visit with relatives. Mr.. Turner expects /
to return TO Barre in January and dur
ing his absence j. W. Whidden, an np-to. |
date chef from Springfield, Mass, has
been engaged for the hotel.
When one set of trucks on a south
bound street car essayed the Washington
street track. while the rear trucks Rugged /
the main line late Yesterday afternoon,
there was short lived tie-up on the
b. & NJ. T. 4 p. Co.'s trolley road. BY 4
exercising due diligence, the car men
were able TO assemble the trucks with
out summoning help from the car barn.
Among the visitors in the city yes
terday and to-day were the following
people: II. H. Lane of Springfield. War
rem r.. Austin Of ST. Adams. Carl C.
Hsmblet Of Barton. c. &. Murray and
r. r. Waterman Of Burlington. Mics
Grace Cheney Of Washington. James r.
Brown OF keene. n. H., II. G. Roth Of
Athol. Mass. :. g. Kent of Philadelphia.
?. Y. NlcCurdy Of Boston. q. =. Lead.
better Of Boston. George w. FEELS Of Rut-
and, +. A. Agar Of New York, Edward :
Sinclair Of Gloucester, Mass, q. NJ. Ken
ledy Of Fair Haven and X. J. Dole Of &
-unenburE.
Owing. L i alleged. to the diiatory at I
itude Of counsel for the defense the case !
Il State ". Mrs.. Mary John. charged
With selling intoxicating liquor illegally.
Id net came 10 trial in city court this
morning. When notice was served On the !
Prosecuting attorney that the respond
ut's attorney expected 10 BE- elsewhere. I
Re announcement was ANYTHING hgt Z
relrume but as has been the case oft .
ines in the past. scrond pesfpeneuent
ras ordered Magistrate Scott stated .
hat q jury would b. drawn this after p
ON ~ 2 ociprk hi anticipation Of
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