The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-15
TALK OF THE TOWN

Kaincoat sale AZ flJts.
Warner corsets. Knights.
Lecture Presbyterian church Feb. u.
See the underwear at 40c each. Fits.
Shea's shoe ad, in Tuesdays paper VIII
interest you.
One dollar pettcoats 69c each, guaran-
teed for six months. At Fits.
'1Iis First Case" a swell, two'part
Lubn, at Dreamland to-day.-Advt.
See the new children's dresses, sizes =,
8 and years. at Soc. Paris shirtwalst
House.
Mr., and Mrs. Caesar Casar OF Bethel
came TO the city Saturday evening to
pass a week with relatives
"The Return of the Twins Double" a
three-reel Gold Seal, featuring Grace
tMnard and Francis Ford, at the Bijou.
The<parliamentary law cidss will meet
Monday evening at o'clock in Aldrlch
hall. Lesson on privilege and Order
Joseph Denney of Washington street
returned home last night from North
field. where he has been visiting for i
short time.
Public 500 party, auspices J.. A., A. Q.
| FL, in X. of G. hall to-night at 1880 p. m.
Whist for whist players. Prizes, Ad-
mission, l0c.
Nicholas Jurras, .1ho has been en-
ployed in Cleveland, O., for several
months, arrived in the city this morning
Tor stay of several months.
Rev. Fred Mcneil Of Grauiteville will
lecture on, "Idealsm in Tennyson," at
the Presbyterian church Wednesday
evening, Feb II, at 8 o'clock AdInis-
sion, 25 cents. Everyone invited to hear
this interesting speaker.
Auction sale of 100 hogs at II. M.
Farnham's sales stables IN Montpelier on
Wednesday. Feb. IL, at | O'Clock in the
afternoon; 80 nice brood sows that are
bred, so shoats and other hogs, good,
clean lot. G. f. Smith, auctioneer
The young people Of the First Pres
byterian church, comprising the young
men and women in the Bible classes, will
enjoy a sleigh ride to East Montpelier
tuesday, evening. Barges will convey
the party to their destination, leaving
Barre around o'clock. A supper and
dance will be features OF an informal
reunion of the classes after their ar
rival.
Socialists met in their auditorium on
| Granite street Sunday afternoon TO con-
slider WAYS and means for carrying out
the lecture course scheduled for the late
| DAYS OF February and the month OF
March The first of the series, an ad-
dress by Frank Bohn, the New York So
cialist leader. viii be delivered in How
land hall Thursday evening. i y
planned TO have some Of the other speak
ers in the opera house.
| News has been received here Of the
death OF Randolph Croteau, former
resident of Barre. which occurred at his
home in Farnham, z. O., Feb. I. Older
residents Of Barre win remember Mr..
Croteau as a long time citizen OF this
city. He was charter member Of ~.
Johns court. G. o. +. and took an active
interest in the welfare of that organiza-
ton until his departure from the city.
He leaves his wife Mr., Croteau was 81
years Of age and had been resident Of
Farnham for several years.
Bonnsun. the chestnut race horse, has
been matched for a prize race with Ri
lev A. at the race meet in Montpelier
Wednesday afternoon. Articles signing
the two speeders for go at the capital
are the result OF a sharp challenge is
sued by the owner Of one OF the horses.
One OF the biggest stakes Of the after
noon will 90 10 the winner. The return
Of Bonnisun is one of the most impor-
tant topics among horsemen here IN the
CITY aud in all Washington county. last
Saturday the ex.patrol and delivery
hor.s went 20 Montpelier and won a sew
en- heat contest from field OF seven
starters. Nearly l200 people saw Bon
nisun take the FIRST two heats, fall back
while Riley A. got the first position IN
two heats. lost in the fifth heat and
take straight heats 70 close the match
lust as darkness was wrapping its blank
ct over the ice course on the Ninooskl
river Casey Jones, Woodrow won
the matched race from Riley Walters
and the $3.50 class pacing event went 20
Rome Puzzle against Nellie, Nancy d.
and Dexter. II is likely that Bonnisun
will be- match for race next saturday
bat hackers Of the chestnut are waiting
10 see what happens Wednesday before
/ going the limit on the local racer