The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-02-04
TALK OF THE TOWN

a business visitor in this city and Nom
H peler to-day.
II The members Of the young ladies' 50
dality of st. Monica's church will reeeiv
H communion in a body at the 0 o'eloe
mass Sunday.
II Mrs. Marie Malnati, who is i'll at he
home on Foss street with pleural pneu
monia, was reported to be more comfort
III able this morning.
II George Mascot and his sister, Iheo
II dora Mascot of North Main street, hav
II returned from visit of few days wit
II relatives in Burlington.
II Miss Theresa Miles of Graniteville
II a guest of her cousin, Mrs, j. w Stewar
II of West street, for few days since leav
II ing the City hospital on Wednesday
II Miss Eileen Parks of King street anC
i Ryland Parks left this noon for Ran
] dolph where they will be the guests o.
Mr.. and Mrs. n n Morse for the week
end.
James Kenefck of Washington street
left to-day for st. Johnsbury, where he
$ is to act as referee for the st. Johnsbury
. academy Spaulding basketball game thi:
evening.
After passing several weeks In New
York, where he has been taking post
: graduate work. DIR. ID. C. Jarvis OF Orange
street returned to the city to-day to re-
sumo his practice.
Detachable dainties in our list OF Satur-
day specials: Old-fashioned wintergreen
and peppermint creams. l5c per b.; old
fashioned kisses, three favors, l5c per ID.
The New England Fruit Store. See our
attractive window display.
Skating tonight at Buzzell rink; open
at o'clock. Admission, l5c. A big
costume skating carnival win be held on
the rink in the near future. Watch
these columns for dav and date OF same
adv.
David Goldstein Of Roxbury, Mass, who
is to speak on the subject, peace and
War" under the auspices of the knights
of Columbus in the opera house this
evening, arrived in the-city to-day from
Burlington, where he spoke Wednesday
night.
The Shamrock A. A. basketball team
was defeated at Windsor by town team
last evening by the score Of q to 20,
The referee was apparently the most i'm
portant man on the floor, for ID OF the
Windsor teams points were made on
fouls out OF as chances. The Shamrock
got IL baskets from the floor and four
fouls. The game was played under pro
fessional rules.
Gregorias Tragsikis. candymaker EN-
ployed at the Barre Candy Kitchen, takes |
exception to the reference made TO his |
name in Wednesdays account OF natur /
alization proceedings at city court on the I
night previous. While eoneeding that he |
was once nominal subject Of the Turk |
ish sultan, by virtue OF his residence for
some years on Turkish soil tha3 should /
properly belong to the Hellenic kingdom,
Mr.. Tragsikis declares very emphatieally Il
that he is Greek in national sym
pathies and by other ties.
Among the visitors in the city yester
day and to-day were the following peo-
ple Mr.. and Mrs S. G. Cheseldine OF
New York City, +. ID. Barbiery of st.
Iohnsbury, Spencer w. Hindes of Bar
lington, r. r. Delman of East Orange,
n j., Miss Marjorie Hale of Rochester,
n. H., p. s. Root of Oneida, n. Y, r. r.
Marsh of White River Junction. l.. c. II
Leavens Of Cambridge, G.. r. MeGifr OF
Burlington, Mrs. Charles Baldwin of
Keene. N. H., Henry w. Ellis of st.
Johnsbury, DR.. II. n. jackson of Bur
lington. Mabel j. Terry of South Rye
gate, Stephen Franzi of Quincy, Mass, H
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Guilmette of Sher-
brooke, p O., and d. r. Walker of Bran
don.
The mid-winter meeting and banquet
la 10 % 10 o,-s' II
association was held last evening at the H
Country club house on the
Montpelier road. Pres. G.. f. North Of II
Burlington presided over the meeting and III
among the speakers at the banquet were VI
?. A. Rowland, the new president of the III
National Life Insurance company of II
Montpelier, Edward d. Field of the same III
Henry c. Farrar, president of III
he Vermont Accident Insurance com HI
AMY Of Rutland. and Thomas Wagner OF III
Burlington. Secretary A. c. Mason of III
rutland and Treasurer r. s. Pike of the III
anne place were among the officers OF III
he association to be present. III
Guy Dindo of Q Halves place has leased N
he Dreamland theatre of K. Il. Hender III
on. the Wells River man, who formerly III
two picture houses in this III
ity. Just now the Dreamland is under I
ding thorough renovation. but the new III
,ssee expects to have his opening on the III
fternoon of Saturday, Feb. 5. He will III
nrnish a feature program daily at mat III
zee and evening shows, having contract MI
d with the General Film company for a I'LL
ocular assignment Of feature films. Mr.. w
Undo will restore the popular priced I'M
ve-cent admission fee, he states. For "
our years the new lessee of the Dream =
md was in the employ of Mr.. Henderson
nd others as a cinematograph operator.
Barre company, No. 6, Uniform Rank, 4
the Knights of Pythias, had its annual
Ispection and installation Of officers last
rening. one of the enjoyable features of
he gathering being a dinner served at
otel Barre. Twenty members of the
Williams militia branch entertained as
leir dinner guest Major Henry w Ellis o..
st. Johnsbury. who was later TO in I
net the officers into their several posi-
ons. At the Pythian hall the installa
on was followed by the annual inspec
on. Major Ellis commented favorably
/ the showing Of the company. Follow
z is the list of officers installed: Cap
in, Frank Z. Robinson; first lieuten
It. George L. Bates; second lieutenant.
lillian Mercer first sergeant, Nell q.
ilph; second sergeant. Hermon G. Da-
5: recorder. Fitch r. Wiley: treasurer.