The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-11-25
TALK OF THE TOWN


Come 10 Vaughan's tonight. IL will
pay you.
Built right, look right, wear right
Beacon Falls rubbers, at Tilden's.
The Philomathian club will meet with
Mrs. Hale Tuesday evening at T'lS
o'clock.
Do your holiday shopping where as
sortments are unbroken. Henry w.
Knight.
Perry 4 Lane will have the water sys-
tenn shut on from 10 4 p. M. Tuesday,
10 flush the water mains.
The Barre Citizens band will hold a
rehearsal IN Concert hall on Prospect
street tonight at 1880 o'clock.
All who have promised to assist in the
Clan Gordon minstrels please meet for
rehearsal Tuesday evening at o'clock
in the Presbyterian church.
vulcanizing. Now is the time to have
your casing cuts fixed Inner tubes vul-
canized while you wait j. 4. Gregory,
1875 Washington street, Barre.
Mrs. @. venetti and daughter, Irma,
who have been spending several days at
the home of Mrs. Venetti of SO Pearl
street, returned this morning TO Water
bury.
Hon. David +. Sherwood of Provi-
denee, II. l., supreme warden OF the n. l..
0. p. who is TO speak at the lodge an
niversary in Montpelier tonight, ar
rived in the city to-day to be the guest
of Judge II. w. Scott.
A meeting of the joint legislative COM
mittee will be held in the granite cut.
tiers rooms. Scampini block. Wednesday
evening, Oct 81, at o'clock. All men,
beers are especially requested to be in
attendance. James Cruickshank, chair
man; Alex. Ironside, secretary.
Antonio Palluseli and August Palaoro
returned yesterday from Pittsfeld,
where they have been spending the past
week on a hunting trip. Each of the
huntsmen captured deer. The capture |
OF the former weighed 235 pounds, and |
the latter's quarry tipped the scales at
1870 pounds.
Joseph Nedal, Spanish speaker from |
New York, addressed large gathering |
in the Socialist hall on Granite street |
yesterday afternoon in behalf of Alyan-
DIES Aldamas. one of his countrymen,
who is held in New York on a charge of |
melting a strike, Mr.. Vedal left to-
day for Hardwick on a similar mission.
Louis Tomasi, freshman at Norwich |
arrived in the city this morn
ing to pass the Thanksgiving recess at
his home on North Main street. Mr.. To-
masi has been playing a regular position
rs end on the Norwich eleven during
the present year. He took part in the
asst three periods of the Brown game at
Providence, r. L., on Saturday.
Rev Porteus, pastor of the Methodist
,hurch at West Burke, has been engaged
" the d. c. v. class Of the North Barre
Methodist church to speak Tuesday
'vening at the church, commencing at
o'clock. The West Burke pastor will
AXE for his subject, In His Steps"
The talk viii be accompanied by stere-
'pticen views. All are cordially invited
o attend, no admission will be charged.
The Sunshine club, composed OF some /,
hirty young men of the city, has re-
ided to support basketball team dur |
ng the winter and to that end Walter d
'ierney was elected manager and Harry |
.eyin captain Of the club quintet Satur- 7
ay night Games are being arranged d
nth the Waterbury A. G., st. Michaels
chool of Montpelier and other organi i
ations. 1t is expected that the first r
anne will be played sometime next
-eek. v
The first snow storm Of any conse-
uence came early this morning, contin- =
ing to fall throughout the forenoon.
Id inhabitants say ii has come to stay a
nd teamsters were busy tinkering up n
leir sleds and sleighs in preparation for s.
ack Frost's long siege Near noon a
me driver appeared on the streets, with X
pair of bob sleds. although he had q
fflcult task making progress even with 4
light load. Snow fell in the mountain. ~
Is sections Of Orange to depth Of q
ght inches lC
Ticketsl Ticketsi Lecture course Il
rketsl The committee for the civic di
deration lecture course regret that Ell
ey are unable to carry out the pro-
am as at first planned. They appeal :
the public for help. If the course is =
failure this year, it means no lecture
urse for next season. This would be
loss to Barre. These entertainments
G intended to be source of education,
ther than a money making scheme.
1T being able TO secure DR.. Wiley the I
mmittee has decided to reduce the
ice of tickets, the $500 tickets to be
.65 and the Sl.50 to be 81 25 Those
10 have purchased tickets will have
Q money refunded. The Lyric Concert Z
. will appear in April. The first en-
-tainment is The Floyds, Friday, Dec. 4