The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-02-10

| she VIII visit Tor lew days as tle
guest of her daughter, Mrs. w. Stetson
| Arthur C. Moore of Orange street re-
turned last night from Ausable Forks,
| n. Y, where he has been visiting for
the past few days as the guest of his
brother, j. Henry Moore.
| All those who are going on the sleigh
ride of the Baptist church G. Il. society
are requested to be at the church at
| o'clock sharp, as the team will start in
good season. Per order of committee.
The ladies' and pastors union OF the
Hedding Methodist church will hold its
regular monthly business meeting in the
church parlor on Thursday at 2:30 p. m.
Ladies please come prepared to help tie
quilts. A large attendance is desired.
The Montpelier w. c. 7. u. cordially
invites the Barre W. c. T. Z. to attend
their memorial meeting. to be held on
Wednesday afternoon, Feb. IL, at 2:30
O'Clock in the directors room at the pub
lie library Electric cars leave Barre at
! 30 and 2;20.
]. @. Griggs of the Griggs and Linekin
insurance company went to-day to
keene, n. H., where he will attend the
annual meeting Of the company's agents,
which will convene tomorrow night
Mr.. Griggs will return to the city dur
ing the latter part of the week.
Another of the Eaton-Tobin series of
assembly dances was held in Rowland
hall last evening There were 63 couples
present and the dancing party proved to
be one OF the most pleasurable OF the
winter. AT intermission a dainty luneh-
con was served. Music was furnished
by Riley's orchestra of six persons.
Interviews with striking car men and
officials of the Barre & Montpelier Trac-
tion & Power Co. to-day failed to bring
out any information concerning mutually
laid plans for arbitration of the differ
ences between the two. II either side is
considering new overture, that fact
has been successfully concealed.
Officers at police headquarters have
valuable handbag which was found at
the NJ. & w. passenger station last Sat
urday night. Its contents do not lead
easily to Identification and thus far all
efforts to locate the owner have been
fruitless The bag may be claimed at
the station after the owner has described
her property.
G. S. Andrews, proprietor of the Peo-
pies Shoe store, is transferring his
stock of goods from l57 North Main
street to 1877 North Main street Mr..
Andrews recently secured a lease on the
floor space in the Currier building for
term of years. The Peoples Shoe store
has been located in the Henderson
building for over decade.
The funeral of Louis Crayero, whose
death in hospital at Boston last
Thursday followed two weeks illness
of pleurisy, was held from his late
home, 80 Granite street, Monday after
noon at 2 o'clock. The bearers were
Charles Trentini, 2. Termini, c. Appisni
and G.. Corti There were many floral
pieces. Interment was made in Hope
cemetery.
Manager Thomas Carroll OF the
Shamrock basketball team is in commu-
with several independent teams
through the northern section of the
state for games during the coming two
weeks. The Shamrock quintet meets
the Caledonia A. A. on Feb. 26 for the
state championship and every effort will
be made to round the team into cham
pionship form by that date.
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs, who are
to participate in the sleigh ride this
evening are asked to meet at the hall
in the Gordon block at 8 o'clock The
barges will start for Williamstown at
$3.50 o'clock More than 80 people will
take part in the affair. At the grange
hall in Williamstown supper will be
served and there will be dancing and
games to follow.
Among those who registered as guests
at The Buzzell hotel yesterday were the
following: George Parsons, Boston; H. |
w. Boaz, Richford; Charles G. RUSSELL
Va; f. P. Wells, Richmond, |
Va; Harry +. Gage, Burlington;. Max
Calm, New York; John Lavery, Rutland;
Aaron Linder, Chicago; H. d. Ballon, |
Woonsocket, r. l.; William Booth, Keene, |
Y. H.; H. NJ. Cutter, Boston; C. G. Fe- |
neil, New York.
A joint birthday party was held at |
81 Summer street last evening in honor |
Of the twentieth birthday anniversaries |
Of Miss Jessie kidder and Miss Beulah |
rillotson, both students at Goddard |
seminary. The rooms were decorated |
Tor the occasion, the color scheme being |
red and white. Games, music and re-
'reshments contributed to the pleasure |
~ bhc ybuhE ptOpits anu AT " laNe nOuT |
hey departed for their homes, feeling |
hat they had been well entertained by
.he two hostesses.
The reorganized Ladd bowling team,
playing under the caption of the wood
building bowling club" defeated the five
representing the Blanchard building at |
he Paradis alleys last night. The Wood
cam won two out of three games and
occurred the highest total pinfall. The
irst game was won by the Wood men by
he score of 3s2 to 339. The second
.ame resulted in a victory for the
Blanchard building employees, the score
icing 3S4 to 369 The final game was
Won by the Wood block by 2l pins.
Funeral services for Rinaldo Calcagni,
he two-year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs
s. Calcagni of Berlin street, whose
eath occurred Sunday morning after
hort illness of bronchial pneumonia,
we're held at his home this afternoon at
O'Clock. The services were in charge
i the deaeonesses of the North Barre
iethodist mission. The following young
nen acted as bearers: A. Calcagni, F.
'alcagni, F. Spagnoli and II. Comolli.
lany floral offerings came from wide
ircle of friends and relatives The in
erment was made in Hope cemetery.