The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-07
TALK OF THE TOWN

: university spent Sunday with Mrs. WI
nam Scott OF Harrington avenue.
There viii be no meeting OF the Barr
I Woman's club this week ON account o
: the giving of the local talent play.
The guild of the Church OF the Goo
Shepherd viii meet Monday evening a
1880 at the home of Mrs. F."W. Robinson
81 Keith avenue.
On the occasion of the regular com
munion service at the First Presbyterian
church Sunday morning, eight members
were received into the fellowship of the
church.
See the little fairies at the Presbyte
ran church Wednesday evening. The
cantata, "Fairyland," with all it's beauty
will be given. This is sure to please old
and young.
Superintendent c. +. Millar of Beacon
street was able to be at his duties in the
Office OF the Consolidated Lighting Co.
this morning, after few days detention
at home on account of illness.
Miss Nellie Sadler, who has been
spending several days with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Sadlier of Church
street, returned this forenoon to Concord,
n. H., where she is employed.
Skating on the mill pond in South
Barre has begun in earnest and the re-
cent cold nights have made the ice com
paratively safe, the skaters assert. Many
boys were on the ice yesterday.
Officers of Ruth chapter, No. 33, 0. i.
s., are requested to meet in Masonic hall
this Monday evening, Dec. 7, at 7
O'Clock sharp, for practice. 1t is neces-
sary that all officers be present. Per or
der worthy matron.
The ladies' union of the Universalist
church will meet in the church parlor on
Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Re-
port of this years work win be given and
officers elected for the ensuing year A
full attendance is desired.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Leonardo and +. An
dreoletti, who were called TO Barre by
the death of Ermano Andreoletti of High
Holborn street, returned this morning to
their home in South Ryegate, after hay-
ing attended the funeral yesterday.
Regular meeting of Barre local, No.
42l. R. G. I. p A., will be held in Pythian
hall Wednesday evening at 7:30 o'clock.
Every member is urged to attend, as
there is work of Importance to be done.
Election of officers. Per order recording
secretary.
Clerks Of Barre local, No. 24l, r. G. I. |
p. A., will get together Wednesday night |
to receive a report from the tentative |
appointed sometime ago to
draft bill of hours and wages. The |
meeting will be held in Pythian hall and /
az the occasion will also be marked by
the semi-annual election of officers, it is
that a permanent committee
will be appointed TO negotiate with the
association in anticipation of
the expiration of the present agreement
between the two factions.
Under the auspices OF Mututo Soccarso,
/ largely attended dance was held in the
Socialist auditorium on Granite street on
evening. Nearly IS couples
we're present and the occasion was one Of !
pleasure for all. Excellent music was
.vailable for the dance order. Refresh J
nents were served during the evening. !
Proceeds from the affair will 90 to swell /
he fund which the society uses in it's be- \
eyolcnt work. A committee headed by !
x-Alderman Antonio Rossi, the society's I
resident, and G. Ferrari, the secretary, r
ad charge of the dance. +
Clippings OF a Montreal paper have b
cen received in Barre. telling of the Ii
cath and funeral OF SANDY" Cafe, one t
/ the most famous opponents OF soccer
)otball in Canada and known 10 many
eople through that pre-eminence. Cafe
as killed on railroad track at Lowell
lass. last month. He learned the game
Aberdeen and after playing with the
h,
ristol Rovers of the Southern league.
differences with the officials OF the club
used him to leave there and he came to
anada where he gained distinction as
player with the Westmount
I'd Sons of Scotland teams, being with
lie latter when he met his tragic end. 4
is funeral was held in Montreal a few l
Tvs ago.
Premium lists in the form OF attractive
'oklets of IS pages were issued this |
orning for the forthcoming exhibit of
e Vermont Poultry association, which
to be held AZ the city hall IN Mont
lier Jan =, & and !. 4 good deal more
etentious than anything ever attempt
before in the way Of premium lists Is
e 1918 prospectus and much favorable
mment has been passed on its merits.
ide from the usual references 90 the
sses and premiums offered in the va
nus departments the booklet is a use -
compendium Of information concerning
E association its beginnings, growth Il
a statistics relative 10 its present size
Z the scope Of It's influence among poul-
men Of Vermont The Inducements III
outside poultry breeders 10 exhibit
IL in Washington county are greater lu
IN in any previous year. The 1915 list /,
-eplete with well-dcsigned Illustrations al
I for liz coYerpiece i has a picture Of
auditorium where the show is 10 be =
4. The booklet was mailed to-day 20
mbers Of the association and others.
mother boom broke in Burnham's I'll
adow this forenoon and stonework
had narrow escapes from instant
tn u was in the yard AZ the de-
ct Smith Bros granite plant where
boom fell toward the close Of the
ano0n. The business Is conducted by
,rge r. DeMercil a granite dealer liv-
at Al Jefferson street. NheE the
boom came crashing into the yard
/ 20 the right Of its path q man was