The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-01-17
TALK OF THE TOWN

lALA UF lHE IUWN
Ghildren's fur sets are all reduced al
Fits.
Ladies' SOC underwear for only Soc
at Perrys.
Clearance sale closes Saturday night
at Vaughan's.
Those suits for 1896 are certainly
bargains at Fits
Get your drawing and tracing paper
all sizes, at the N. d. Phelps Co.'s.
Fl. p McGrath went to Claremont
~ H., to-day on few days business
visit
John Harrigan and w. H. Moriarty OF
Mortified were visitors in the city yes
terday.
Miss Villa Marsh went to Meredith
n. H. yesterday for weeks visit with
friends.
Mr. and Mrs Riley Burgess returned
last night from q weeks visit in Wash.
ington, j. G.
The D. N. Miles Coal Co. has some
nice dry second growth wood. Try a
load for $3.50
w. II. Goodfellow left this morning on
several days business visit in Bur-
lington and Morrisyille
Fred Pickering. who has been spending
several days with relatives in Waterloo,
Que, returned home yesterday.
| The boy scouts OF the Congregational
church will meet Wednesday evening
this week, instead of Friday evening.
| Miss Florence Ranger and Mrs. Kath-
! crime Lavelle of Mortified were in the
city last evening TO attend the play at
the opera house.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ Stewart started
lthis morning on a three weeks visit to
friends in Berlin, Randolph, Brookfeld
and Williamstown.
! Regular meeting of Bright Stor Re
bekah lodge, No is. Wednesday evening
at 1880. Election of assembly delegates
Per order noble grand.
The Tourist club will observe gentle
mems night with Mrs. Narnum Wednes-
day evening, Jan. Is. Dinner will be
served at 0;a0 VIII any member UNI
/ able to be present notify the commit
tee?
A Burns anniversary concert will be
given in the Presbyterian church Tues
day evening, january % This concert
is in aid of the piano fund of the Young
Peoples association Over two hundred
tickets were sold ON Saturday Have
you got yours.
The fire department. responded to two
telephone calls for chimney fires yester-
day morning. one at the house occupied
BY Mrs. Granai at the corner of North
Main and Second streets and the other
in the double tenement house in the
rear Of the Currier block. No damage
resulted from either fire.
AT the Barre opera house Wednesday
evening. February !, the college singing
girls, accompanied by Walter Eeeles
This musical company has appeared in
about every state in the union and on
the leading courses Of the country, in
Guiding several times in the larger cities,
as New York and Philadelphia. The en-
tertainment given by this splendid must
cal company at the Barre opera house
February ! will consist of instrumental
selections, vocal solos, ladies' quarrel
and double quartet, with reading by
Walter Ecces Don't you want to hear
these eight singing girls2 Why, yes
when are they coming to the city
Wednesday evening, February l. Where
Al the Barre opera house.
Race track followers in this vicinity,
who recall the yearly visits OF the racer
Ned Cole on the track at the Granite
City park, will be interested in learning
that the iron racehorsea is dead, hav
ing sustained broken hip by falling
on the slippery street at Woodsyille, N.
H.. last Friday and being so badly in
jured that the owner. ]. X. Kittridge,
consented to have the animal chloro-
formed. Ned Cole was 20 years old
and was as strong apparently as colt.
having gone twelve good races last sea-
son and winning as many OF them. Al
together, Ned Cole had taken part in
nearly 100 races and it is said, came
in behind the money only four times.
Mr. Kittridge always drove him.
The Barney Oldfeld Flyers defeated
the Goddard seminary seconds at bas-
ketbal yesterday afternoon in the semi
nary gymnasium, by the score OF 80 to
Ia. During its earlier stages, the game
was closely contested, but the winning
team grew strong in the second period
and thereafter the result was never in
doubt Scampini and Keefe starred for
the FLYERS, while Rose excelled for the !
school team A good.sized crowd wit j
messed the contest Following are the !
line.ups of the two teams; Flyers
Scampini, r. f., Grigg, l. f., Merlo, l. f., !
Laramie. G., Milne, |, e, Keefe, r e.; God I
dard seconds-Turney, !. g, Sherburne, |
r. q. Titus, G., Rose. !. f., Scott, l. f..
The officials were: Referee, Alex Ems
lie; umpire, 0. Barr. The game was
divided into three l5-minute periods.
The Flyers are scheduled to play the
Waterbury athletic association at Wa