The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-02-05
TALK OF THE TOWN

Mrs. l.. Craveri left last night fol
Boston, where she will make ten days
visit with friends.
Socialists are asked to read the eau
Gus notices which appear on another
page OF The Times to-day.
Mrs. Hattie Parkhurst and her sister
Miss Esther Tabor of Boston, are pass
ing several days with relatives in Barre
and Montpelier.
Postmaster Edward w. Bisbee left
this forenoon for Pinehurst N. c., where
he will pass a few weeks. Mr.. Bisbee
took along his golf clubs and plans to
spend part Of his vacation on the
links.
In city court this forenoon, the case
of State vs. Mrs. Lewmina Bison,
charged With selling liquor Illegally, was
continued to Thursday, Feb II. Bail in
the sum of $500 was retained. r. A.
Hoar, the respondents counsel, was un-
able to attend the proposed hearing,
The state is represented by Grand Juror
A. G. Fay.
l.. Il. Hall of Brookfield, a former
resident of Barre, was caller in the
city this forenoon while on his way to
east hill. where he will test several dairy
herds. Mr.. Hall will be remembered as
former butter maker at the Dodge
creamery ON North Main street. At pres
emit he il connected with the Vermont
experiment station at Burlington and
has been associated with some OF the
states experts in applying various dairy
tests. His work this winter is carrying
him to all parts of the country.
The Pastime bowling club continues
to demonstrate its superiority OF local
clubs in amateur candle pin circles.
Last evening another triumph was adj
ded to its long list of victories when
the newly organized Barre Athletic
won the first two games, but lost the
third game. The best bowler of the
evening was Earl Smith of the Pastimes
who won high single and three string
totals. His best single effort was ia
and three string total aggregated 1903,
Davidson of the Pastimes also bowled
well. Chick" SASH was the stellar
bowler of the losing aggregation Pc
dnzzi, Parker, Guidici, Sassi and Johns
ton composed the new building club.
The members of the Barre band have
commenced to reorganize the band for
the coming year, A rehearsal OF mem
bers and candidates was held in the
painters hall this week as first move
towards placing the organization on
strong footing during the coming year
From now on at regular intervals the
hand men will assemble to perfect their
work Prospects augur well to have a
stronger band than in many wears of
its history At meeting that will be
called some time in the near future. the
election of the leader and manager to
have charge of the bands affairs will be
held.
A large number of Barre Masons went
this afternoon to Montpelier to par
ticipate in the meeting OF the third
capitulary Masonic district which was
held in the lodge rooms OF King Solo
mon chapter No. z. The sessions were
to be opened at $3.50 O'Clock with the
cenvening of the Most Excellent Mas
ters' lodge, Waterbury chapter. No "a
exemplifying the work. Grand Lecturer
George !. Whitney was TO review the
work. This evening at o'clock a ban.
quet will be served in the lodge rooms
and work ON the Royal Arch degree will
be started at 1880 O'Clock The degree
will be exempliiied by Granite chapter,
No. 20, of this city. 9. w. McMillsg, jr..
L. II. p. The convention will close
with speechmaking by grand officers.
Barre, Randolph, Waterbury and Mont
pelier chapters are to be represented at
the meeting.
The Merlo Bros. alley was taxed to
its capacity last night to witness the
match games of candle pins between the
strong Ozark team and the representa-
tives of the Cigarmakers' union. The
0zarks won three straight games. This
was the first appearance of the cigar
makers before the public, and their
showing was very creditabe The games
in every instance were lost by close mar
gins The total pinfall of the victors
aggregated ,346 Robert Imlah, the
Ozark lead off man, was high bowler
of the evening. He had high single
string with score of lis and three
string with 3O7. Klein took promi-
nent part in the Ozark victory John
Emslie and William Daniels were the
best rollers of the losing team, although