The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-23
TALK OF THE TOWN

II Sec the 1915 wash goods at Ahbotts
Ginghams &c and 71sc yard in the sale
at Vaughan's.
Don't fail to get some of the bargains
at Perry's on Saturday.
House dresses (new) in the sale at
Soc and Sl00. At Vaughans.
Miss Cecil Place of Burlington arrived
this noon for short visit with friends
in this city.
Remember the Burns concert at Pres
byeterian church Tuesday night, Jan.
20 Admission TO all, 10 cents.
Whist party under auspices OF II. A.
A. o. H., in X. of c. hall Monday, Jan.
25, at 8 o'clock. Refreshments. Admis-
sion, l5c.
There will be public dance in Miles
hall Saturday night. Admission, SOC; la
dies, free. Riley's orchestra will furnish
music.
Miss Evelyn Hanlon Of Roxbury and
Miss Marie Malnati of Mortified re-
turned home this morning, after brief
visit with friends in the city.
Prof. Raymond Mcfarland, who has
been attending the teachers convention
in Barre, returned this forenoon to Mid
dlebury, where he is an instructor at
-hluulcDuIN cOileEe.
Il Miss Katherine Turney, 1914 gradu-
ate of Goddard seminary, who has been
spending few days with friends at the
school, returned this morning to ner
home in Middlesex.
! A. kinzanpaa, who has been making
a stay of several months at his former
home in Finland, arrived in the city
this morning from New York. where he
recently landed He will make his home
with relatives on North Seminary street.
The b. A. c. basketball team that went
last night to st. Johnsbury returned to-
| day from that place with defeat Of 80
to IA at the hands Of the i. c. A. team.
Bartlett, who played guard, was the best
man for the Barre team, playing an ex-
cellent game throughout.
AT the auction sale on the George
Benjamin place in Berlin yesterday, live
stock brought some of the fairest prices
of the winter season. Twenty seven
cows averaged S45 apiece; hogs six
weeks old sold for 81 and hogs who had
attained half that span of months were
knocked down for $685. Dan A. Ferry |
acted as auctioneer,
Miss Mariana DE Masimi and Luigi |
Ciardelli, both of this city, were mar
ried at 81 Granite street this morning /
by Justice OF the Peace James Mackay. /
The couple were unattended and the /
ceremony was witnessed only by near
relatives of the bride and groom Mr.
Ciardelli is employed here as a granite
cutter and they will make their home on
Granite street.
Starting Monday evening, The Play
ers will represent the sensational COM
edy drama, "A Romance of the Under
world" in three acts. Thrilling climax
es, bright clean comedy and a pretty
little story about the waif of the under.
world go to make this play a go from
the start The play is not an old piece
rewritten, the situations are new and it
bears the 1918 copyright, so you are
assured that you are seeing something
new, up-to-date and clean. There is
not a shot fired throughout the action
OF the play.Adv.
Mrs. c. Palaoro of Howard street has
negotiations whereby her farm
in Chelsea is transferred BY deed TO T.
II. Norman OF South Royalton, pa
pers in the deal having been recorded
to-day. The farm consists of 100 acres
Of land located short distance from .
Chelsea village, together with farm ,
tools, etc. Mr.. Norman plans
to move his family from Royalton to his
new purchase in March. Mrs. Palaoro /
has made her home in Barre for several
months and will continue her residence a
here. The deal was consummated BY W. 4
w. Perkins, the Bethel agent for the /
D. A. Perry Real Estate agency.
Barre poultry men who exhibited their
birds at the annual show OF the Yer.
mont State Poultry association in st.
Adams. which closed yesterday. are well
with the showing they made
According 10 the announcement made by
The local paper, the following awards
anne 20 Barre breeders; Single Comb n
Buff 0rphington, J. z. Corskie. Let cock !.
Ith hen, Sd cock and 9Th pullet; Tornado :,
sames lst hen, White Cornish Games
st cock, Black Breasted Red Games lst J.
sherman n. Parker: Silver :. =
'ampines End pullet, William oliver jr. \
Al one or another while the shoL was
n progress a number Of Barre hen fan 4,
ers were present at the exhibit Most =
Y the Barre birds arrived In the city !,
o-day with ribbons. Ii
There j. q Barre man-and be lives on =
'rospect street-who has ample reason !,
or feeling apprchensive over the recent
zeppelin mid on English towns and cit
r.. In scanning the papers very resent =,
y he was profoundly stirred ~ the in =
that the giant Air craft had "
elected Yarmouth - one Of the OBJ =
ects Of their attack Going further into r
etails Of the raid. the newspaper ac-
cunts mentioned ancient ST Peters
hurch a. one u TIE public buildings III
ghich felt the effects 81 the bomb throw. III
ng from above. II 20 happens that the
larre mans mother lives ID Yarmouth II
nd when last heard from her residence
rss within q comparatively short dis-
snoe Of st. Peters church. She is the
indlaas Of a hotel in Yarmouth and
.ttrr from her j. anKiously awaited this
l0meHt in csrtain home on Prospect