The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-10-01
TALK OF THE TOWN

Mrs. Ivy Fuller of the Morrison farm
submitted to an operation at the City
hospital Yesterday.
The regular meeting of the Nincitia
club, scheduled to be held last evening,
was postponed until Saturday evening
of this week.
Airs. Angelo Garretto of 4l0 North
Main street is reported as resting COM
fortably this morning after having suf-
fered gladstone operation yesterday
at the Barre City hospital
Miss Annie Sirkin of Cottage street
left yesterday afternoon for Burling-
ton, planning to pass "a day or SO.
with relatives there and then proceed
TO Montreal, P, O., for longer visit
with other relatives
Justice Of Peace James Mackay was
yesterday called upon to unite in mar
riage Jose Alfonso Blanco of 3l9 North
Main street, stonecutter and native
of Matenso, Spain, and Miss Manucla
Gomez. also of 3l9 North Main street.
Miss Gomez likewise is native of
Spain, but halls from Nliera instead Of
Matepso The couple were attended by
Mr. and Mrs. Herbosa of this city.
The Fl. c. Y. has affected the price
of football tickets the same as every
thing else in our little metropolis, and
this year patrons of the gridiron sport
at Lincoln campus will pay 30 cents
to see the school teams clash instead
of 30 cents paid last year. To offset
this increase. season tickets good for
six home games, are being sold bv
members Of the football squad NJ SlG5
each and TO students Of the school at
$ll0.
Over a hundred couples. in spite of |
the inclemency of rhe weather. on.
ioyed a social dance given in Howland 1
hall last evening under the patronage |
of the nurses at City hospital Mu- |
sic for the occasion was furnished by |
Carrolfs siX-piece orchestra. which was |
forced to play for half hour without /
light, which they did creditablv. The
receipts of the evening will he ap-
piled TO repairs being made to the
nurses rooms at their dormitory.
George Walker, a foreman at the
Blackwell street plant Of the Cook &
Watkins Manufacturing company, suf-
fered painful injury Yesterday when
a block of granite. weighing about a
half ton or more, tipped on an angle
and pinned his left leg between the
edges Of two sharp gra~te stones The
stone, which tipped, was about two
inches of the ground and resting on
mall blocks in box car. II was when
Mr. Walker and other workmen were
oading the car that the accident oc-
'urred. Fellow workmen hastily re-
moved the stone and assisted him 10
he office Of the plant, from which
le was later removed TO his home on
Keith avenue. Though the leg was
lot broken. az was discovered by a
MUSICIAN az his home, the injury was
ery painful about the knee. where the
runt Of the blow was felt He will he ,
onfned 10 his home for several days. ,
Friends Of ,IiIdo Cappio Of this vi
unity. who until recently served az
hef al the Elks club in Montpelier
ollowing residence in Barre, will be !
Interested TO learn that he viii soon !
. proprietor Of a large restaurant in {
rocess Of construction in Brooklyn. 2
!. Y. The building which Mr. Csppio
nd his partner. J. Vietti. will be 10. !
lted in is known as the Albemarle q
alaoe. = movie theatre owned bv the .
OK picture concern At the corner of y
latbush avenue and Albemarle street Z
he theatre proper has a seating "a
acity Of 5000. while = dance hall over d
ie lobby Of the theatre xill accommo- y
ate 1000 persons. the largest in Brook Ii
m. Overlooking the dance floor j. y
ezzsnine hcor, where viii be located q
le new and commodions restaurant to G
; operated BY Messrs. Csppio and v
ietti The eating establishment viii y
.st 600 people 81 one sitting. 60 one n
,ins an idea g it, larreness. Nir. q
ietti has had nuch experience n ,
teriuE ard restaurant work. having y
.en conuerted 90 times with the = /.
lcia ard RitH Carlton hatsls in Nrw Z,
ork Fr1snAs % the iocsl man vii q
ish him su~ess in - his lsfe.t :.
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