The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-01-30
TALK OF THE TOWN

SpecIdl SAFE OF ladies' neeceu NOSE
ribbed top, two pairs for 25c at Perry
on Saturday. M
Clyde Mallory Of Amsterdam, N. Y
arrived in the city this forenoon for |
ten days business vivsit.
Peter Mcintyre arrived in the cit,
this morning for few days visit in thii
vicinity purchasing cattle.
A. n. Campbell of Claremont, n. II.
n former resident of Barre, is spending
several days in the city on business.
Spraguc brennan, a student at Dart
mouth college, Hanover, n. H.. is pass
ing few days at his home on Wash
ington street.
Mrs. Rose Grady is moving her house.
hold goods from Central street into
the Churchill house, so.called, on Mer-
chant street.
Ladies and young people of st. Mon
ica's church are planning to hold dance
in Rowland hall ON the evening OF Tues
day, February 4.
| Walter lfodgedon, who has been spend
ing several days in the city as the guest
OF George w. Mann of Wellington street,
has returned to his home in Dorchester,
Mass.
Special 45c each. We offer ladies'
fleeced vests and pants in pure white.
extra heavy fleece, in all sizes including
extra sizes This is a Doc value; to re-
duce our stock you can buy these vests
and pants for 45c each at Perry's.
The Hinkey Dink basketball team
composed Of Newell Parker, Ralph
Smith, Leland Maiden, Wendell Averill
and Harry Levin went to Mortified to-
day, where they will play the Co. +
basketball team this evening.
Lucius Hitchcock Of Andoyer, Mass,
and Mrs. Frances Bliss of Lenox, Mass,
arrived in the city to-day for a weeks
visit as the guests of Mrs. Mary Pierce
of Currier street and Mrs. C. w. Ball
of Hill street. This is the first time in
% years that Mr.. Hitchcock has visited
Barre.
Arturo Giovannitti, the publisher of
the Italian Socialist federation paper, I'll
Proletario," and one OF the respondents
acquitted at Salem few months ago,
has been secured for the speaker of the !
evening at the annual ma squerade ball
to be held in the Socialist hall sat
uday evening, Feb. !, under the aus
pieces of the Italian local, No. 2. Clio |
who is one of the foremost |
platform speakers of the Socialist fed
Grafton, will make tour OF the state
ot Vermont, speaking in towns and cities
where the Italian population warrant
such speeches.
Royalton Cosby, junior at Goddard
seminary, will probably not appear again
This season in the lineup of the sem
nary's hockey team owing to brok
IN wrist received from spill over the
zen fence OF the rink during the game
with Norwich university yesterday. The
pill came during the latter part Of the
irst half, but Cosby completed the pc.
'iod. He did not resume play in the
asst half Last night he consulted
ocal physician, who determined that the
eft wrist was broken. The loss OF Cos
", who was considered one OF the fast
st players on the hockey team, win be
.eenly felt by Goddard. Cosby comes
rom Derby Line.
Mrs. John Park of 80 Warren street
! confined to the house with a badly
prained left ankle and an injured knee
ap, which she sustained in fall at |
err home Tuesday afternoon. In de-
cending the hall stairs preparatory TO
,aving home for visit with the neigh
ors, Mrs. Park lost her balance in some
'ay and fell half the length of the stair
'ay Other members of the household {
card her calls for help and went to her
ssistance. A physician afterwards i,
,und one ankle to have been affected !
! well as the knee-eap. From its Pc
iliar nature. the sprain will be extreme !,
Z slow in healing and the injured wom !
n win be confined to the house for
,veral weeks. (
Deputy Sheriff A. NJ. Morrison fig \
red in a peculiar mishap this morn r.
e that included rolling in the snow I
lch as he had not experienced since e
S school days. The sheriff was driving e
IS road horse "Bonny," down North ii
ain street when he suddenly essayed +
turn at the Cottage street corner. 1t \
happened that one runner OF the pung c
hich rode easily at the horses heels Ii
ught in the car track at the moment %
the turn and before the sheriff could d
store the little craft to equilibrium, ii
had been dumped unceremoniously es
to neighboring snow bank. With the A
ing upside down, the horse continued q
, sprint good eighth-mile before G.
ing stopped. The driver sustained fe
filed temper and the temporary loss W
one buffalo robe. which was later W
cked up in the street. Two Stats in al
e pung seat were ripped off in the 81
uflie and other portions of the outfit al
ire disposessed of red paint. lite