The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-03-17
TALK OF THE TOWN


Johnsbury were visitors in the city yes
terday.
Read the classified ad. on page seven
regarding the granite and marble bust
ness for sale.--Adyt.
Dance. Everybody will dance tonight
to the music OF Riley's orchestra OF six
pieces at Rowland hall.
Arnold Bundy of Morrisville arrived
in the city to-day for a few days visit
as the guest of relatives.
William Hendrickson returned last
night to his home at South Ryegate,
after passing several days in the city.
Joseph Lambertson returned last night
to his home at North Calais, after pass
ing several days in the city with rela
tiyes.
The Riley orchestra returned this
forenoon from Waterbury, where they
furnished music for dance conducted
at the state hospital last night.
C. +. Smith, the auctioneer, is in Mid
dlesex to-day, holding an auction sale
Of personal property for George N. Rum
ney, administrator of the estate of Ma
poleon Berry.
Deputy Sheriff A. NJ. Morrison was
states attorney, who was asked to in
yestigate an alleged breach OF the peace
in that vicinity.
Mrs. B. Aguero of upper Graniteville
was taken yesterday afternoon in the
A. w. Badger ambulance to the City
hospital where she will undergo treat
ment for a few weeks.
Glare Campbell of Rutland arrived in
the city last evening, having been called
here by the death Of his aunt, Mrs.
Emily Baril, OF Pleasant street, which
occurred suddenly Saturday night.
Joseph Reynolds of Hillside avenue
left last night for Rockland, Me-, where
he will visit for a few days with rela
tiyes. He viii then 90 to Vinal Haven,
Me-, to make an indefinite visit at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs, Jo-
seph Reynolds.
Alto Marianni, the proprietor of the
Bijou theatre, established an alley record
at the Merlo Bros. alleys yesterday aft
ernoon. He rolled string of l45, which
is the highest single string effort ever
rolled on the alleys. The previous rec
ord Of l42 was held by Harold Mute,
Notice: There will be a business
meeting of the first progressive Spirit
ualist society at South Barre March 81,
at 1880 p. M, in Unity temple, to elect
officers for the ensuing year and to
transact all other business that may
come before the meeting. All members
viii be present. Per order president,
Fl c. Little.
Clyde Fraser, who is employed by |
Quimby & Co., candy makers, in Bos.
ton, arrived in the city last evening, |
having been called here by the illness of |
his mother, Mrs. j. Edward Ward, of |
Washington street. Mrs. Ward under |
went an operation for appendicitis at |
the City hospital and to-day her condi- |
ton was reported to be slightly i'm
proved.
Teams representing the Clan Gordon !
and the Manchester Unity, /. o. o. f.,
will clash tomorrow night at the Clan
Gordon hall in the second of the series
of games OF carpet bowles arranged be- |
tween the two teams. The first OF the
games of this series resulted in vic |
tory for the Clan Gordon team.
A wrestling bout between two of the |
strongest opponents of the mat-game |
IN the country has been arranged to take \
place at the Barre opera house Wednes-
lay evening, March Is. The bout is be-
tween Jim Poulios of Boston. known in |
the sporting world as the Greek de-
non" and John Marine of Chicago, who |
IS the holder of the Italian light heavy.
weight championship of America
The Wills Musical Comedy Co. at the |
Pavilion played to two crowded houses
asst night. "The Two Old Cronies"
vas the play which delighted the pat.
IONS. Tonight they will present the
Wills lady Ministries with an entire
'hange of songs, speeialties and scenery.
There will also be an entire change of
pictures with one of those rip roaring
Keystone comedies that are always so
pleasing. --Advt.
Among those who registered at the
3uzzell hotel yesterday were the follow.
ng: A. Thompson, New York; w. =.
Newman, New York; J. ]. Walsh, New
York; w. G. Russell, Milwaukee, Wis;
|. A. Lewis, Burlington; Arthur Alinch,
sastport, Me; A. H. SWEET. Portland II
Ie.; Jim Poulois, Boston; w. J. Fit
on, Newport, r. l.; S. NJ. Purdy, Ber-
in, n. H.. George Brooks, Concord, n.
/.
Another real estate deal of more than |,
assing Importance was completed yes
erday when the farm in Williamstown
wned by Alexander f. Milne and Edith
J. Milne was conveyed to ID. v. Their n
ault of this city through the d. A. Il
Jerry real estate agency The farm, L
some l65 acres, is located
t an advantageous point on Baptist
treet along the road TO Graniteville. II
he deal includes only the land, as Mr.. II
nd Mrs. Milne intend to retain the (
took and tools. In all probability they 4
ill remove to Graniteyille, where they I
ave house and where Mr.. Milne con
ucts milk route Mr.. Theriault has !
ong been an employee of Jones Bros.
It present he contemplates immediate s
ossession of his newly acquired prop II
rty and will move his family from h
lawrence avenue to Williamstown with. II
4 few days. IA
Edmund Gardens, manager of the Buzz 4
ell bowling alleys, received communica- q
ion last evening from the management lie
the Queen City bowling team of the !
cceptance of the proposal to bowl two |
OF candlepins in this city during /
he present week. The games win be {
layed on Wednesday evening. The first G
anne will be played on the Buzzell al a
US against the representatives of those 1
lleys and the second match will be Z
layeo on the same evening at the Merlo
RIOS. alleys against the select bowlers
NlaN l. fsel.., he I'll /