The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-11-25
TALK OF THE TOWN
New cloakings at knights.

4 New cloakings at Knights.
Special dress goods values at Abbott's.
See Abbott's display of 25c fancy rib
bons.
Look, who is at the Biiou to-day.
Harry X. Thaw is special feature.
Miss Mary +. Roscoe, who has been
spending month in Barre as the guest
of her brother, Superintendent D. NJ.
Roscoe of the city schools, returned this
forenoon to her home in Springfield,
Mass.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Rito Buzzoinim, +.
Lopez left to-day for Raymo, Cal,
where they will make an indefinite visit.
They wall return to the city in the
lspring.
| Luigi Rizzi, who has been absent on
pleasure trip through Italy for sew
eral months, arrived in the city yes
terday from Boston, where she recently
landed from the French liner, La Prov
ence.
Mrs. G. Cato, who has been making
an extended stay with relatives at her
former home i'll Italy, arrived in the city
! last night from Boston, where she re-
Gently landed. She was accompanied
/ from Boston by her son, Vncenzo Cato.
| Mrs. j. Henry Jackson of South Main
street returned yesterday from Burlng-
! ton, where she has been making an ex-
tended visit with relatives. Mrs. Jack
son is recovering from an illness which
has confined her to the house for some
| time.
Little James Milne, the 1l-year-old
son of Mrs. Nellie Milne, entertained
party of his schoolmates at his home,
1859 Washington street, last evening from
5 till o o'clock, the occasion being his
18th birthday anniversary Some 20
young people were present to enjoy the
affair. The host was presented num-
Der of useful gifts. Refreshments were
served.
Vincitia club will hold the first smok
er Of the winter early in December, ac-
cording to a decision reached at the reg
ular monthly meeting of the board of
managers last evening. The exact date
has not been determined; neither has
the speaker been secured, but several |
prominent men are available and a /
choice will be made within few days |
Owing to the inability of the enter
tainment committee to secure music, the |
annual dance of Barre local, No. 24l, /
r. C. l. p A., which was to have been !
held in Rowland hall tomorrow even
ing, has been postponed. Unless cir
eumstances compel second change OF
plans, the committee will advertise the
annual affair for Dec. g. 1t is to be Il
public dance although it will also be
one of the locals annual social events.
Much interest manifested in the first
of series OF bowling contests between
the pastimes and the Invineibles, two
newly organized candle pin bowling
clubs, held last evening at the Merlo
Bros. Alleys. The Pastimes proved SUI
perior and won two out of three
matches. Paul Scampini secured the
honors OF the evening taking the high
single string with score Of Ill and
three string with 30l. The total scores
Of the teams were Pastimes, 1884, Irwin
chile, 1877.
The college fair will open in the Uni
versalist vestry on Tuesday, Dec. 2,
with supper in charge Of the men Of
the church. An entertainment will be
given in the evening. Watch for pro-
gram. Wednesday evening will be God
dard night, and the entertainment will
be given by the students The fair
will continue through Thursday and the
annual ball viii be given in Rowland
ball on Thursday evening, with music
by Riley's orchestra. Bill 81, refresh
ments included.
In the display window at the Tilden
Shoe Co.'s store are exhibited an at
tractiye collection of gold, silver and
bronze cups and medals, the 1913 tro.
Dhies of the Barre Golf club. The tro-
phies were recently received from the
yoldsmiths and are exhibited for the
irst time. They viii be formally pre-
'ented to the winners on the occasion
If the clubs banquet There are II
ups shown, ranging in size from the
handsome prize for the mems champion
hip to the cup for the best weekly
core. Medals displayed were awarded
o winners in certain events and they
nay keep them permanently, while sew
raj of the cups must be defended for
short term OF years