The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-01-13
TALK OF THE TOWN

Don't miss the clearance sale waists,
at Vaughan's.
All orders for doughnuts filled prompt
~. Mrs. Cove, 4S--M.
Closing out sale of stock and fixtures
Mrs. Nelson Church, over Times office.
GRADUATED and bolted corn meal
and graham flour at the Ayerill Mills,
tel. 367-M
Try our 1915 second growth wood.
II is a good value for the money Tele-
phone 237. Morse & Jackson.
Regular meeting OF Minnehaha en-
campment, No 2, Tuesday evening, Jan.
49, Work, golden rule degree. Per or
der C. p.
Go to John H. johnson, 81 South Main
street, for your roofing, cave troughing,
sheet iron and tin work, repairing, etc.
Tel 2l2-W.
If YOU are looking for nice egg coal
for your furnace, you can get it here.
Three hundred tons of the best just re-
ceiyed The ID. NJ. Miles Coal Co., l22
North Main street.
The regular meeting of the ladies' aid
society OF st. Monica's church will be
held Tuesday night at 1870 at the con-
/ vent. A social hour and refreshments
after the meeting. All members invited
| to attend.
! Joint legislative committee, attention.
A meeting of the Joint legislative COM
mittee will be held in the granite cut
ters' rooms, Scampini block, Wednesday
evening, Jan. IA, at p, m. Business
important. James Cruickshank, chair
man; Alex. lronside, secretary.
The spaulding high school basketball
team is busily engaged this week getting
ready for the first trip of the season,
which is slated for the latter part OF
the week. On Friday night the team
win go to Morrisville, where it meets
Peoples academy. On the night follow
ing Stowe high will be met for the sec
ond time. The Spaulding team will
carry seven players and will be accom-
panied by Coach Agnew.
Word was received in the city yes
terday by Mrs George Landers OF South
Main street of the death of a nephew,
Burt Barney, whose death occurred yes
terday morning at the Mary Fletcher
hospital. Mr.. Barney had been in poor
health for some time and a few weeks
ago entered the Mary Fletcher hospital
for treatment He was aged about 20
years. He was well known in Barre,
during his visits here having made
wide circle OF friends. The funeral viii
be held tomorrow morning. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Landers, Mr.. and Mrs. Law
renee Rising left to-day for Burlington
to attend the funeral.
Before a gallery of about 100 people
last evening II ewiston Joe" Gagnor gave
pool playing exhibition at the Gala |
CHER & Watkins parlors on North Main |
street. The exhibition was reveIa
ton to local admirers of the pool game |
and the visiting expert gave a merito- |
rious performance. One of his feats |
was a challenge to the most adept pool |
player in town for a contest OF points. |
He was pitted against Lucius Gallagher, |
a well-known local player Lewiston |
Joe" rolled off his 100 points while Gal !
lagher was exerting his powers to string |
% points. At the close of the pool I
match he gave an hours exhibition of /
fancy and trick pool shots. His clev-
erness in executing difficult shots be- |
wldered his gallery,
Interest in cande-pin bowling il reach /
ing a high pitch in this city. The lat
est aggregation 10 enter the field for
the coveted honors of the city cham
ponsbip IS a quintet of employees OF
The Times office. Last evening at the
Paradis alleys on Pearl street the five
broke into the calcium glare by giving
the Pastime bowling club the hottest
argument they have met this season.
The Pastimes won two ont OF three
games, but The Times crew gave promis-
ing signs The matches were witnessed
by large gallery. Because OF the new
pins the total pinfall was lighter than
usual. The first game was captured by
the Pastimes by a margin of about Is
pins. The Times crew came back strong
in the second game and won by margin
of about 30 points. In the final game
the Pastimes turned the milestone dur
ing the very final frames of the game,
winning by margin of eight points3
The Times team was composed of the
bowlers: Clark, Grigg, Robert
son. Pillsbury and Ellis The Pastimes'
lineup last night was the strongest
Of the year, comprising Bishop, Bugbee,
Gardens, Farrand and Smith. The Times
team is DESTROYS of games with the post
office clerks, carriers and other strong
local teams.