The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-09
TALK OF THE TOWN
Ladles' Union danee to. nlght.

Marshall Fields handkerchiefs at Al
botts.
H. Is. Lang Of White River Junctio
WAS a business visitor in the city to-day
Edmund I0ranger OF Summer stree
left the city this morning for seyera
days visit with relatives in Barton an
vicinity.
The social and dance which was 4
have been given by Ruth chapter, o. =
~, this "wednesday evening, has beel
postponed until the regular meeting il
January.
Thomas Jeffrey Of Currier street ha
received news from across the water o
the death OF his brother, Robert Jeffrey
His death occurred when the ship Goot
Hope was sunk by German projcctile
Mr. Jeffrey was one Of the men on I'll,
ship.
/ A basketball team under the captaincy
Of Clarence Bishop viii Journey this even
ing to Graniteyile, where they will line
up against the strong Graniteyille A. g
! The team Is composed Of the following
| players Bishop, Farrell, i. Tomasi, Lee
win, oliver and Tierney.
Last evening at Merlo's alleys Philadel-
! phia scored four points from Cleveland in
the bowling match and New York scored
three TO st. Louis one. This makes
three successive games that Philadelphia
has scored the -four points. Tonight
| Chicago vs.. Washington and Boston vs..
| Detroit ia the schedule.
In their rooms in the Clan Gordon ball
last evening the Red Men entertained the
Ladies OF Pocahontas and their friends.
After their regular meeting the ladies
were invited IN and program was in or
der, During the program solos were rem
dered by Mrs. Thomas Ingram and Mr..
Fraser. Before the orchestra started mu-
sic for dancing which lasted until mid
night, a lunch OF cake and coffee was
served.
The ladies' union of the uniyersalst
church held its annual meeting yesterday
afternoon in the church parlor. There
was large attendance. Reports Of the
years work showed the union to be in a
very satisfactory condition both socially
and financially, with much credit being
due TO the retiring president, Mrs. +. A.
Cove. The following officers were elected
for the year 1915: President, Mrs. Carrie
Brooks; vice president, Mrs j. r. Tassie
ntAIhbAi atIHs - iAnNpH hiNhshiNi5
Mrs. H. A. Richardson; collector, Mrs
Mabel Cole. rlans are being made for a
good enrolment of new members for the
coming year.
Bortolo Pasetto and Andrea Berizzi, !
who left the city Sunday for a short Wis |
). with relatives in Long Island and in
New York, will sail this evening on the |
Lloyd Italian liner, Cascrta, for Genoa,
Italy, whence they will proceed TO their |
home in the northern part Of the PENN
sula for a stay of several months. Both /
men plan to return TO Barre in the spring
of 1918. Leaving to-day for New York |
were Policarpo Gomez, Manuel Ala and I
Marcos Trueba, who were joined in Mont
Delier by Antonio Perez. The party has I
sngaged passages on the LLOYD liner ST.
Paul, which leaves the pier Saturday, h
Dound for Liverpool From London. the
travellers will cross the channel 10 France
md complete the remainder Of their trip
o Spain by rail. They will be absent
Yearly q year. Bookings for the Italian
md Spanish travellers were made at the
ermont Fruit Store agency.
Sixty.four candidates for citizenship
ppeared before Clerk Fred s. Platt OF
rutland at a session of naturalization
curt held in the city courtroom yester-
ay and last night. OF this number 30
ersons made their first appearance be- !,
ore the clerk. United States Marshal
lrthur =. Carpenter OF Brattleboro and
lepaty Marshal Lackey Of Montpelier
ere IN attendance and the clerk was as,
lsted by Augustus Rossi as Interpreter. q
o-day the clerk and his aides went 10 ,
ethel where they will grant papers 81
he flrst and second class 10 nearly 50
indidates. II necessary the court viii l
i in Mortified tomorrow. although a
lumber of applicants from that town
tanned 10 be- in Bethel to-day. Early in
annary Judge James l.. Martin Of the
'deral bench will arrive in Montpelier 10
reside over a session Of the naiuraliza-
on court.
George n. Ford 81 Boston. who recently 4
lrchascd Granite, Marble a Bronze, a
urnal devoted 10 the interests which H. I
,me indicates, arrived in the city this I
orning to be a guest Of the Barre Gran. <
q Manufacturers association on the &C. 4
sion OF Us annual banquet in Clan Cor. !
N hall this evening The Monumental n
ews Is 60 be- represented by Henry &. D
HtlAkFl OF ANifNEhf WHO ~ @ttuWinW III
me time with his father. ~. y. u. K
hitaker 81 Merchant street. Y. r. NJ.
lughlin will represent the Monument
taller a new publication issued in nos
n for the first time 40 the beginning OF
= month. and the Eastern Reporter will =
ve a representative present IN the per
n of ~. X Rush. the Vermont cofrr
ondcni. John W. Gordon viii ~ guest 4
the evening and the principal speaker
we'll Shorter spcrcbrs in the after. h
nner exercises viii o. Of an informal X
TURF.
Before TIE largest audienre 81 three
rfnrmances the fnal presentation ~ n
p comic opera. "The RunawnYs.7 Was qe
fen ia the opera house last evening
" participants acquitted thsfnseirss
"a better than On che initial night and
! applause wns irnruus Efucfs ar
asirn PLAYED fne hrcnmVan naeuts anA
p csst uafel into ihe spirit nf the NJ
. Hith e0fumeuanilf dash Hn1 tsRur
e % tiIr pressing foatures ri tiir flos
Performance was ths Hrfsentatian sff
lfnlsa-nf h1uauef of at1te mFsartir
lus e. Mrs Fmnirs Pflhrtssk unon
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