The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-02-06
TALK OF THE TOWN


he has been visiting for the past fey
days.
Giuseppe Branini, who has been pass
ing a few days in the city with rela
tives, returned to-day to his home a
Hardwick.
A large number of people from thi
city went to Montpelier last night t
attend the Elks ball, which was held il
the city hall
Arthur $. Martin offers for sale TIL
City hotel building, furnace, big coolSin;
range, plumbing equipment and ever
thing about the building.
Asthma sufferers, attention. Wanted
the address of asthma sufferers in Barr
and vicinity. Thomas & Olson "A Mo
raine street, Brockton, Mass.
/ Mrs. Mary +. Jackson of North Maii
street. has returned from Hyde Park
where she has been spending seyera
! days as the guest of Mrs. s. B. Waite
| G. Portaluppi, who. has been spending
the past few months at Cleveland Ohio
returned to the city last night. He viii
remain in Barre for an indefinite period
A. G. Moore of Orange street left
last night for Ausable Forks, N. Y.
where he win visit for few days az
| the guest of his brother. Henry Moore
a former resident of Barre.
F. l.. Davis, who has been engaged as
a cheese maker at the L. B. Dodge
creamery for the past few months. com
pleted his duties this week and left
to-day for Syracuse, n. ", where he
will visit for an indefinite period at his
| home.
The second game of the candle pin
bowling series between the 0zarks and
the Pastimes will be played at the
Merlo Bros. alleys this evening. On
Tuesday night Of next week two match
es will be played at the Paradis alleys
on Pearl street, the Ozarks meeting the
Liptons and the Blanchard building EN-
ployes rolling the Lamorey clerks.
Members OF the Spaulding high school
basketball team left this afternoon for
Burlington, where they play Burlington
high school this evening. The Burling-
ton team has not been defeated on its
home floor this season. The Spaulding
team is anxious TO break this winning
streak. The team was accompanied by
Coach John Agnew. The squad taken
was composed of Tomasi, Levin. Gordon,
Hooker, OLIVER and Jim Carroll.
Among those who registered at The
Buzzell hotel yesterday were included
Boston; James McNally, San Jose, CAL;
j. p. Cobb, Burlington; B. Sherry, Bos-
ton; Il. w. Osborne, Boston; W. A.
Griffin and wife, Boston; A. j. Grant,
Nashua, N. H.; G. Il. Ryan, Boston; S.
McPhee, Worcester, Mass; @. II.
Coolidge, Rutland; Louis Provost, Rut-
land; r. F. Tewyman. Boston; G. r..
Astrap, Toledo, Ohio; G. G. Grant, Bur
lington.
Thirty.four North Barre Young peo-
pie lid neighborhood sleighing party
last night under the auspices OF a num-
Der of Berlin street boys. In two large
barges, the party drove to Williamstown
in the early evening Supper was served
in the grange hall and shortly before
the company left for home buffet
luncheon was served. Not all OF the
evening was given over to feasting how
ever, as the party improvised an excel
lent orchestra and proceeded to clear
the floor for dancing. A dance order OF
IL figures furnished diversion for many,
while others played games and told
stories The return to Barre was made
shortly before midnight. Misses Mar
garet Maberini, Ada Bianchi, Bella Nc
Kenzie and Egedio A. Rulfo acted as
chaperones and committee consisting
OF Harry Colombo, Charles Calderara and
Louis Frattini had charge of the ar
Lieut.. Governor +. f. Howe Secre-
tary of State Guy w. Bailey and SEN
ator Hale X. Darling, who conducted the
first of series OF working mems com
hearings in the opera house
last night, have gone to Montpelier to
sit again as a commission at hearing
to be held this evening. Members of the
express Themselves as
pleased over the outcome OF the first
hearing and have voiced a hope that
the same lively interest may be mani
tested at Montpelier tonight and at all
hearings to be held mp and down the
state. The commission will continue
its work at intervals until hearings
have been held in all large eenters in
Vermont. Before another session OF the
legislature is called, it win have pre-
pared compensation bill Tor the APP !
prevail of the assembly.
The remains of Edward Gilligan, who
died at the City hospital Wednesday |
afternoon after having been taken vio- |
ently iii while prisoner at police head
quarters earlier in the week, will be bur-
led in Hope cemetery, according to ar
made this morning. Since |
night the body has been re-
posing in Hooker & Co.'s mortuary chap |
i in the Blanchard block, the authorities |
meanwhile awaiting instructions from |
his relatives. A notice of the mans |
death was forwarded to his uncle, James |
Silligan, in Natiek, Mass, Thursday |
morning, but the telegram has not been
as yet. In the dead mans |
,lothing was found union card of the |
granite cutters association II was
signed in Brownsburg, r. q, where he
s supposed to have been working until |
he wanderlust that seems to have been
heritage with Gilligan, drove him
southwark two weeks ago. Officers OF
he cutters branch at Brownsburg have /
been notified of Gilligan's death and it is
possible that they will desire to arrange
or his interment. Further search OF the |
mans clothing disclosed only ain onion
md q piece of raw meat. He was with
nut funds. The funeral viii be held from
he mortuary chapel Saturday forenoon 1
md committal services viii be read at