The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-28
TALK OF THE TOWN

New materials for chidren's was
waists at Abbott's.
John Duncan has began work In III
Office Of Paige q Campbell insuranC
agents.
One Singer sewing machine, latest IN
! proved used only two weeks, 1913, Sing
| or shop, 10 Elm street.
Mrs. Bert Blair went this morning :
Waterbury, where she viii spend the re
maindsr of the week with relatives.
Leonard Pearurault returned to hi
home in Rutland yesterday after visiting
with friends in the city for a few days
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Il. McAllister OF Eas
Barre are the parents OF son borl
Tuesday, Jan. 28. The child weighs nin'
pounds.
4 Clothing Ladies', girls, mems an'
boys, at prices cut to hardpan, Terms
cash or approved credit. Sadlier's, II
Keith avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Campbell who
have been visiting friends in the city fol-
the past few days, returned to theiI
home in Hardwick yesterday.
Ice skating, Pearl street. Special SEES.
sion daily at $3.50 p. m. Admission for
ladies and children with skates, 10 cents.
Open evenings at 1880. Admission, with
skates, Is cents.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. C. Como and two chill.
dren, who have been visiting at the home
of J. X. Prize in Williamstown for a
short time, were in the city yesterday on
their way home to Messina, n. Y.
The Athena club met last evening at
the home OF Mrs. G. A. Kent on Orange
street. A social time was enjoyed by
all, games being played and all the while
music was being furnished from vic
trola. Refreshments were served.
Besides. being lecturer, Frederick X.
Brown is an author. One Of his best
works, Man or Machine Which?" is
dedicated to Rev. +. Grassland, life
long friend Of Mr.. Brown. BE sure and
hear him lecture at the Presbyterian
church, Feb. Q and l0,-Ady.
Tonight at 8 o'clock the Goddard
seminary basketball team clash with the
FIardwick academy in the Church street
gym Goddard was beaten by close
score in the last game, which was at
Hardwick. 1t is expected that a very
fast game will ensue this evening.
Miss Marion Taylor, who has been
spending several days at her former home
in Bath, n, has entered the employ of
the Quarry Savings Bank & Trust Co.
For several months Miss Taylor has
been employed as stenographer by the
DeBlois Granite Co. at North Barre.
Edwin Mcleod, who recently returned
to Barre from an extended stay in Piqua,
o., left to-day for Port Chester, n. Y,
where he has accepted a position with
the Port Chester Granite & Marble Co,
OF which j. w. Kidder, former Barre
man, is a member Mr. Mcleod will be
employed in the capacity of travelling
salesman for the company, with terri |
tory in western Now York, Connecticut |
and Rhode Island.
A party Of nearly thirty boarders at |
the home of Mrs. Annie CAROLS. s Keith I
avenue, held their annual sleigh ride, /
dance and card tournament last evening |
The start from this city was made at I
six o'clock in barge from the Jones |
\ Nye livery. Arriving at Plainfield the
company sat down 10 a substantial re.
oast served by the landlord of the Ban
'roft inn. Fully an hour elapsed before
he aouters" felt they had done ample
Justice TO the bill Of fare prepared by
.he major domo of the kitchen. After
ward there was an informal dance pro-
rram with music by victrola. Cards
we're also one of the evenings diver
ions. The return 10 Barre was made
t an early hour this morning.
Barre basketball fans are looking for
With keen anticipation to the basketball
,ame 70 be played at Wells River Fri
lay evening between the Caledonia A.
J. of South Ryegate and the Notre Dame
\. G. Of Boston. Owing 10 regretable
ack OF support on the part OF Caledonia +,
ounty fans, il will probably be the last
anne Of the season for the South Rye ,
ate players. They are looking for l
hance 70 redeem themselves for a de- ,
eat inflicted on them BY the Notre
lame team several weeks ago Among
he men who win be ready for service
q the c. A. G. lineup are Msrgeson,
,oudon, Allison, Paul Gibson. c. Glib
on and Bellinger Mareson Is coaching !
he Dartmouth rs team and the other >
zen are well known In the basketball Z
'orld. Local fans will take advantage G
special train 10 be run between !
Wells River and Montpelier ?
One OF Mayor Wards horses became
bsessed with a longing 10 explore the !
~ last evening and soon after the !.
river had tethcred him 70 an iron
eight In front OF the Barre opera house. 1
le equine began 10 satisfy his thirst
" adventure. Unmindful Of the fact
'at ls-pound weight is something Of :.
burden 20 most borses. the mayors :
luine did not tarry long at the stopping
alton near city hall People who Wit, =
.ssed the departure Of the animal made y
half-hearted effort 90 stop him. but =.
q horse apparently. was bent On looking :
or tho topography Of the municipality :
led BY he master, and ID consequence :
this determination he had covered
re area Of ground before a man Who
cognibcd the horse. jumped aboard the
ne to which the animal was attached
q returned him - an anxious group
searchers who were about h ct out 4
a hunt for the missing one.
Passengers who made the trip from
IRE % Chelsea IN an ordinary sleigh.
; rig lsst NIGHT were informed that
, regular stage had BEEN put out 81
By q runaway in Which tso 4
rses owned BY The stage ovner. Frank
rbY, hrured earlier IN tbe Afternoon
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