The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-09-18
TALK OF THE TOWN

See the new things in popular furs a
Abbott's.
1t viii pay you to see the new WOO
and silk dresses at Naughan's.
Companion court, |. O. f., meeting
Friday night, the 10th. at o'clock.
Anthony Jonnia, who has been spend
ing the past few months in the state o
Washington, has returned TO the cit,
and resumed his duties at the Jone,
Bros. granite cutting plant.
Robert Story Dalglish and Annie Ev
ans, both OF Graniteyille, were married
| Tuesday afternoon at the home OF tn,
officiating clergyman, Rev. G.. II. Holt
| They were unattended. Mr. and Mrs
| Dalglish left at once on short wedding
trip and upon their return will reside
in Graniteville.
: The funeral of Robert Coutts will b,
held from his late home in Hardwicb
Saturday afternoon aft 2 o'clock II i:
expected that four officers of Clan Cor.
don, of which he was a member, will
attend Mr.. Coutts also was member
of Ruth chapter, No 80, o. f. S. of this
city
Wednesdays arrivals at the Buzzel
| hotel were as follnws j. A. Bond
Burlington; j. Mulcahy, Boston; A. J.
Wilder, Boston; +. L. Austin, Burling.
| ton; II. w Barse, Nergennes; George
Z. Lawrence, Vergennes; f. N. Videtes
| Vergennes; Fred p. Kinney, Boston
William Jameson, East Barre; John
Fraser, East Barre; Dan Mccarthy
Greenfield, Mass.
Yesterday afternoon at the sand.
bank" off Cleary street, football repre-.
sentatives of the ninth grade Of Spaul-
ding school met defeat at the hands OF
an eleven recently organized from the
ranks OF the seventh grade of Mathew
son school The score was Is to q. The
feature of the game was the all-around
| playing of Howard Imlah and Michael
Cerasola for the winners and Giuseppe
Maggiani for the losers.
Angus Smith of South Ryegate is
passing few days in the city with
friends. Mr.. Smith will leave Saturday
for New York for a visit before resum-
ing his studies at the jefferson medical
school at Philadelphia. At New York,
Mr.. Smith will spend two weeks as an
assistant inferno at the st. Joseph hos
pital. During the past summer he has
been engaged as foreman of force OF
telephone wiremen, who have been en-
gagged along TIE eastern side of the
state.
Carpenters who have been engaged for
the past week constructing a large plat,
form at the Granite Savings building
on Depot square, completed the work
this forenoon. The platform adjons the
brick veneer building erected for o. H.
Hale, to be utilized for auctioneering
purposes. The building measures 40 feet
by 20 feet. The platform measures 40
feet by Is feet The platform will be
wired for electricity, so that sales may
be conducted at night.
Assistant Manager Alfredo Gerbetti
announced last night that the 1918 base
ball season for the Barre Athletic club
has been concluded. He said that eff
forts had been made to secure the Logan
Squares of Montpelier for another game,
but nothing resulted from the negotia-
tions. The Barre club has made sue
cessful record during the past season and
by virtue of its record bases claim to
the state independent baseball cham
pionship. 1t is hoped by the Barre man
agemeut to be able to place on the field
next season club even stronger than
the team that represented it this year.
Efforts to this end will be made during
the winter and spring.