The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-25

Il See the 1915 wash goods at Abbott's
H Remnant sale all this week at Fits
See those cut price overcoats from the
H McWhorter Co.
Last week of clearance sale at the
\ gain. At Vaughan's.
Special meeting Of the Order Of Vasa
tonight at my rooms in Morse block at
1880. Per order Paul Hedwall.
John S. Macdonald of Bassett street
returned to-day from Canadaigua, N. H.,
where he has been on business for few
days.
Whist party under auspices of L. A.,
A. Q. H., in X. of G. hall Monday, Jan.
rs, at s o'clock. Refreshments. Admis-
sion, l5c.
A Holy Ghost meeting will be held in
the Salvation Army hall tonight at s
o'clock. All cordially invited TO hear the
new speaker.
Help to commemorate Burns anniyer-
sary by attending the Burns concert in
the Presbyterian church Tuesday night.
Look for program
"The Higher Law two-reel Gold
Seal featuring Pauline Bush; also Bob
Leonard and Ella Hall in "The Boobs
Nemesis" at the Bijou.-Ady.
| Mrs. W. @. Calderwood of ST. Johns
bury returned home last night after Wis
ting for short time with her son, A. z.
ICalderwood, of Wellington street.
/ Auction sale tomorrow, o'clock in
| the afternoon, at the Perley Beckley
farm, east hills some good cows, calves,
horses and hogs; sale positive, regardless
of the weather. c. =. Smith, auctioneer.
Mrs. II. Marin Of Seminary street re-
turned yesterday from Burlington, where
she has been visiting for few days.
She was accompanied home by Mrs.
George Ridder, who will visit at the Mar
in home for the remainder of the week.
AT her home on Essex street last Fri
day evening, Maude Wylie was given a
surprise party by a number of her friends |
Of this city. About % were present and |
all enjoyed a pleasant evening playing !
games and singing. Refreshments Of (
cake and coffee were served. In behalf I
vi Aht hN&NlAbiNA WIN Bh1Af AANHi IL
Claire presented Miss Wyiie a purse Of /
money.
Efforts 10 revive interest in the Social
list lecture propaganda have met with
partial success and some of the party
workers in Barre, having been assured
of solid backing, announced to-day that 4
a series will be started sometime in Feb L
ruary. Frank Bohn, a well-known New
York speaker, will deliver the first adj
dress and two prominent Irish Socialists,
James Larkin and Cornelius Leblanc, may
be induced to come TO this city.
A. p. Abbott Of belmont avenue left
yesterday for New York, where he will
make business visit Of several days
Chief Sinclair went this morning TO
where he attended a probate
SQUIRT hearing in The case against Elsie
a minor. who was sent be-
fore Judge Frank J.. Martin by the city
court. Since she was released from the
custody OF the local officers the girl has q
been staying with friends on Brooklyn $
street. She has expressed desire % 90 q
TO the state Industrial school in Yer {
yennes 10 spend the remainder of her mi ,
lority.
Beginning tonight, the Players viii
present for the first time in New Eng.
and the sensational comedy-drama, "A
Romance OF the Underworld Ii YOU
Ike a play that abounds in good clean
,omedy, thrills and exciting elimaxes,
lon't fail 70 witness a Romance Of the
Underworld" The play deals with a
ountry boy and his adventures in New
Fork City, where he matches his wits
gainst those Of a gang Of New York
rocks, and how well he succeeds II told
n three exciting acts. A pretty little
owe story is told throughout the action
4 the play. a play bound 10 please.
Three reels Of pictures az each perform
nee. The same prices preyail-l0c TO 6
ll.-Adv.
This morning about 1890 the Barre
team Laundry team driven by Harold
'erry, caused considerable excitement on 2
lepOt square. The team was turning
ut Of the yard IN front Of the Parker Y
arness shop when the sleigh struck some
hstacle and turned over. Mr.. Perry had
4 hand rather badly iammed and lost
old Of the reins, letting the horse take
is course up the street az its own rate
speed with only the front sled coming ri
fter Tho horse was stopped at the city
luare and was returned 20 get the ~.
.ainder Of the sleigh. The sleigh was
1und not 20 ~ burt beyond few
'ratches and Mr.. Perry fortunately e. a
Iped with nothing more than a badly :,
renched hand.
Socialists Of Barre announced today
BE- personnel Of the new city centrsl Hl
.mmittee. which j. 20 have charge Of M
Ie partys campaies IN behalf II their
.Neral candidates IN the coming city n
ection. From branch No. D. Ant0nio
rurgi. John r. Cailsehan and Alcxan. v
y Richie were elected delegates 10 the
mmitteei hranch No. 6 20 r. repre-
nted By Celestfua Ahhiati Rocoo roli-
.ro and Richard Card; brnnch No. 3
Iirh s. c1nposed of Italian women A.
iatea ath ttf propaganda, has for its II
ruttter urnhsTs Jennie CALI Rru- VI
ia Card aud Mrs. Negretti The
urth hraneh. better known a. the Pm 4
~ lusal y represented On the commit
: ~ N'slraf Namaki Tekka Turner and
ark !. sinlun. The several committee
smlers met ~ the Granite street audi
mum sunday afternoon 81 3s1g 0'clogk. q