The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-01-31
TALK OF THE TOWN

!, Sale percales and wash goods at Thf
Vaughan Store.
John Burns of Mortified arrived il
the city. this forenoon for few days
business visit
Boxes contain ladies' rain coats, sweat
ers, children's sweaters and coats, rain
capes, etc, etc, etc, at Fits.
Miss Helen Carey left this morning
for Burlington, where she will make o
ten days stay with relatives
Irs. Charles A. Brown of Cliff street
went to-day to Burlington, where she
will make a few weeks stay.
Lynn II. Crosby, who has been in
Barre on business for week left this
morning for his home in Whitefield,
Y. II.
Mrs. Emily Cass and little daughter
left this morning for Proctor, where
they will make a visit of several days
with relatives.
Miss Harriet Bower of Keith avenue
went this morning to her home in Ran
dolph, where she will spend a few days
with relatives.
"The Girl and the Tiger" three
reel l0l Bison animal picture; also a
comedy, Mike and Jake Go Fishing" at
the Bijou to-day.
Miss Helen Carey Of Graniteyille was
q visitor in the city to-day on her way
to Burlington, where she will visit for
day with friends.
Miss Eileen Reynolds, who has been
visiting with friends on East street for
few days, returned to-day to her home
at Rockland, Mass.
Miss Luella Carpenter, who has been
/ visiting at the home of d. S. Waterman
and with other relatives in Barre and
vicinity, has returned to her home in
| Randolph.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. A. Hull and daugh-
ter, who have been visiting in Granite
vile for few DAYS, were in the city to-
day while on their way home to Wood
bury Center.
w. T. Croucher of New York, a travel
ing advance man for "The Spendthrift,"
which is to appear in the local opera
house next week, was guest yesterday
of Manager John E. Hoban.
The entertainment committee which
has charge of the arrangements for the
Washington dance to be given Feb. Is
by the r. G. |. p. A., Barre local, will
meet for business Monday night.
Among the visitors in the city to-day
were John Burns and Fred T. Fuller OF
Mortified, Ernest III. Adams Of Will
Jamestown, who is staying with his
brother, +. A. Adams of Elm street,
A. o. Booth of North Ferrisburg and
Paul Dunlop of Keene, N. II.
A Joint meeting OF the Socialist locals
one and two committees will be held in
the Socialist auditorium on Granite
street Sunday forenoon at Ii o'clock.
Final arrangements will be made for is
suing the 1914 municipal ticket and the
platform which the joint locals have rat
flied.
August Sangninetti, who underwent
an operation at the Mary Fletcher hos
pital at Burlington few weeks ago,
returned to the city yesterday. AT one
time his condition was serious, but of
late rapid improvement was shown and
he was able to leave the hospital the
first Of the week.
The entertainment committee Of the
Barre council, Knights of Columbus, have
completed arrangements with the Mont
pelier council for series of card and
pool tournaments to be held during the
remainder of the winter. The first match
will be held at Montpelier on Tuesday
night of next week. The contests viii
be held fortnightly in alternating places.
Cribbage will be the game in cards.
James Signorelli OF South Main street
resumed his duties in the Red Cross
pharmacy this forenoon, after passing a
few DAYS in Boston. Mr.. Signorelli re-
turned this morning with his sister, Miss
Jennie SignorelIi, who with her mother,
Mrs. A. Signorelli, and elder sister, ar
rived in Boston Wednesday night from
Italy Miss Signorelli will make her
home in Barre for time.
The Goddard Specials, newly organ
lied basketball team at Goddard semi
nary, launched forth yesterday after
noon in battle with the Roofcleaners
at the Goddard gymnasium, winning by
the score of 81 to 2. The game was
very one-sided. Gray and Mazzoni were
the star players of the game, scoring
nearly every point made by the winning
team. The personnel of the Goddard
Specials consists of Bailey, center; Has
tngs, Gray, forwards Rogers and MAJ
zoni, guards. The Roofeleaners consist |
ed Of Prestini. Rizzi, Burke, Bianchi and
Mcintosh of Bethel.
"Tab," probably one of the largest |
cats in Barre, left town yesterday on a
long journey to Ocean Grove, n. j. TAB"
is the property of DIR. and Mrs. l.. L. |
Leonard, who recently took up their res
idence in Ocean Grove. Since their de-
parture TAB has been waiting for fur |
Their instructions at the home of F. w. |
Robinson on Keith avenue. Yesterday |
the summons came and "Tab" made her \
toilet and prepared to leave. A capital
travelling accommodation for the feline
was contrived and Just before one OF the |
late trains started for the junction, |
"Tab" could be seen at the station de- |
murely watching the expressman pack /
the baggage coach with loose and port
able articles. She was the last to enter
the car. The expressmah figured she /
would be in Ocean Grove late to-day. /
"Tab" is rather sensitive about her age,
but the express driver said she had scent
upwards of ii summers. She weighs
nearly IL pounds.
Wrestling as an indoor winter pas
time has taken on new lease of life
in Graniteville and other chill" settle
ments, where good wrestlers used to be
in waiting for matches at every crook
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