The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-12
TALK OF THE TOWN

just arrived, new music, all the lat
est At Martins Book store.
Andrew Passola left last night fo
New York City, where he plans to visit
for few days.
Rodney McWilliam has gone to Cabot
where ne plans to remain for few days
visiting relatives.
Edo Manera of Blackwell street left
Yesterday for Little Falls, N. Y, where
he Will visit for several days.
II. e. Cutler, formerly engaged in the
photography business in Barre, has re-
Gently opened a studio in Montpelier.
The meeting OF the Poultry club which
was to be held to -day has been post
poned to Friday night at 1880 because
Of the inability of A. p. Abbott to give
his talk this evening.
Adolfo Generalli, who has been spend
ing several months with relatives in
Pittsburg, Pa. arrived in the city this
morning and will pass the remainder
OF the year at his former home here.
AT the recent election OF officers for
the Universalist club of Boston, Duane
White. who is well remembered in Barre,
was elected president OF the organiza-
seminary in the class OF 1892. is at pres
ent engaged in the real estate business
III Boston and is a director in the Jo-
seph Warren Cooperative bank.
Barre friends of Ivan G. Mix have re
ceived announcements of his marriage
to Miss Julia Hanchett, which took place
in Lebanon, n. H., late in March. Mr..
Mix was employed for several years in
the freight office of the Central Vermont
railroad. Later he went to White River
Junction and afterward to Lebanon,
where he is now employed His home
is in Burlington.
r. w. Cameron, who is owner of the
little grocery store on Washington
street. has purchased the Bishop house
opposite Charles street and also the lot
adjoining it. Mr.. Cameron is completing
plans for moving his store to the vacant
lot and will also enlarge it within a
short time
At Rangers field yesterday afternoon
the D. C. V. had check in their string |
of victories, when they were defeated by
the White Sox team at baseball by a
score of 10 TO Q. The pitching OF Black
more was excellent for the White Sox.
as he struck out 10 men and allowed
only one hit. Batteries; White Sox
and Brnie; ID. c. N-Starr
and Calderara.
In l3inning game OF baseball at the
trotting park yesterday afternoon, the
Carpatha club was defeated by the
South-end Syrians by score OF Is to
Is, Both teams hit freely, but the
,lugging of Geals was deserving of spe
,ial mention. The South-end battery
we're, hurry and Phillips and for the
Jarpathis club, Milton, Rulfo, Duncan
md Stewart, Mcknight.
The annual senior spread the event
which is the forerunner of commence /,
nent festivities at Goddard. took place
n the seminary chapel at S o'clock Mon
Law evening The event was given to I
he boys of 1915 by their girl classmates. !
md its success reflects splendidly on !
their efforts. The hall was Hastily !
trimmed In Oriental style. set off with I
he class colors. The evening was spent :
n games and music, interspersed with G
ainty refreshments. The party broke
Ip about midnight, after thoroughly :
nioyable occasion, :
Returns on the sale OF the Norris :
arm, so called. a well known piece OF I
ealty in Hardwick. were received at the n
flee of the u. 4. Perry Real Estate I
geney this morning. As result OF 5
be transaction. i. n. Eastman of Hard. {
rick acquires the farm alone, IL hav- q
~ been decided 10 dispose Of tho per r
onal property, crops, etc, at a public .
notion 20 be held MAY IA. The farm
nmprises SIS acres and is located near
he village Of Hardwick. Mr.. Eastman
III take possession within a short time
nd Charles w Norris, the retiring
wner. plans to leave within few DAYS
" Colorado 60 make his home. The :
rice mentioned in the deal was $4,000 u
M the contamination was effected
trough @. ]. Perkins. the Hardwiek n
of the Perry agency.
A pole carrying the heavy voltage troll E
\ wire Of the Barre 4 Montpelier Trac- y
on Go. toppled over near the bend in
IL highway lust south Of Jones Bros
ante plant last night around o'clock q
"A for a few moments auto and team VI
attic in the road and the trolley traffic
ere congested Motorists bowling
ound tho curve az comfortable rate
speed were stopped just in time TO Ia
old contact with the wire which ca a.
nded along the ground for a consider
10 distance. Women in several Of the ~
re- screamed AZ they saw What was y
cad Of them and in the general excite -
rnt. NEARLY 200 people assembled on :,
. scene. By a mere coincidence. three Il
vsiciaus happened to be Fastening to =.
swer calls IN the north end. a coin :.
ience which gave rise 70 runors that vi
income had been electrocuted. The r.
mage was quiekly repaired by the ~
Irsion compauy's linemen. 49,
A special meet III