The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-12
TALK OF THE TOWN


Remember, ladies' suits $500. At
Knights. :.
Nearly everything at discount az
Perry's on Saturday.
Fifty new waists on sale for Sl,lo eaeh
at Perry's on Saturday.
Regular meeting OF Canton Nlnton on
Friday night. Important business.
You should see those crepe de chime
waists for Sl.0s, $3.50, $2.9s, and SOU
at Perry's. A..
A daughter was born yesterday TO Mr.
and Mrs. George Maniatty OF 4 fros-
pect street.
Mrs. Thomas Abare Of 10 Seminary
street, who has been seriously III, ~
now able TO be about the house.
George w. Morse returned to his home
in Milton last night, after spending set-
eral days in the city on business
We offer on Saturday 80 new up-to-
the minute style waists for Sl.lD eaen.
Fancy crepe, voiles, madras, at Ferry
on Saturday. ,.,.,.
Mrs. Robert D. Carpenter and httie
son. Leslie. of II South Main street went
this morning to Rochester, where they
will make visit Of several days with
Mr.. Carpenters mother.
A son, Bailey Boyd Chapman, was born
Feb. TO MIR. and Mrs. j. b. Chapman
Of MONTPELIER. Mrs. Chapman will be
remembered in Barre as Miss Mamie y.
Bailey. formerly Of Haverhill, Mass.
Charles Il. Mills, who plays Captain
Clinton at the opera house Monday night
in the KIark Urban production OF The
Third Degree" has been called re
formed blacksmith" He is a member Of
the Barre local of the blacksmith's union
and is well known in town.
The Barre Reserves and the Independ-
ent Five played basketball game at
the Church street gymnasium Tuesday
evening, the latter winning by the score
of 80 to 0. The Independent Five team
is negotiating for game to be played
against Williamstown at the Church
street gymnasium next Friday evening.
Manager James Gallagher of the Sham
rock A. C. has completed arrangements
with the seminary management for a
basketball game with Goddard to be
played at the Church street gymnasium
on the night of Thursday, Feb. IL. The
Shamrock contingent has been travelling
at rapid pace since Jan. 10 and an ex-
citing contest il anticipated.
The Combination Five defeated the D..
G. V. last night in fast and exciting
game, the score being IS to Il. The Tea
ture of the game was the playing OF the
guards and center and the shooting 81
the forwards. For the d. G. ", CRAM
and Cecchin excelled. Baskets from the
floor. Halsall 4. Ingram 4, Parker l,
Scampini ., Gacherio 2, CRAM and Cera-
soil. Referee, oliver. Umpire, Geals.
Time. three hours, 3 minutes. No fouls
were shot during the game,
While playing basketball at the Church
street gymnasium last evening, Romeo
Scampini of Berlin street had the mis-
/ fortune to dislocate his shoulder when n
crowd of Youngsters who were chasing
the ball forced him against the wall. It
! was at first thought that the lad had
/ been seriously injured but a physician,
who was summoned TO the old church, as
certained the real nature OF the injury
/ and had him removed to his home. The
I shoulder bone was reset and the doctor
/ told Scampini to remain quiet Tor a fort
night.
/ Norman Murray, a former proprietor
of the Page stable, so-called, on Pros
| pect street, was a visitor in the city last
night while on his way home to Granite
VILE. where he moved soon after dis
posing OF his livery business in Barre.
while working in Graniteville recently,
/ Mr.. Murray had the misfortune to be
struck in the right eve by flying frag-
ment of steel. Early in the week he
he fraa ~
was removed. Although the eyeball was
somewhat lacerated, Mr.. Murray does not
think the mishap win impair his sight
permanently.
News has been received here Of the
death OF Mrs. Cornelia Adelaide Allen,
which occurred at her home on the George
/ Cutler farm. so-caled, in the town Of
I East Montpelier Thursday morning after
1 brief illness. Mrs. Allen was born May
I /. ls44. and had long been resident Of
/ this section OF Vermont. For several
wears she had made her home with Mt.
f and Mrs. George Cutler and Mr.. and Mrs.
/ COLLINS DafIine, the latter being one
time residents Of this city Mrs, DIf-
I 6ne i daughter OF the deceased, who
also leaves two sons. Creamer Allen Of
Z Barre ana NhtpaEN Aftthf VIZ" Aet ihtl y
resided in this city, Her husband died a
number Of years ago Mrs. Allen was a
native OF Birmingham. n. y, and while
the funeral arrangements have not been
completed IL il expected that the re-
mains win be taken 20 saranac, \. y
for interment
Smouldering corncobs under spicy
ham which George ?. Lund. the veteran
cohbler. was smoking in a small haIn
AZ the rear Of his house. - Third street.
we're responsible for a general Gre alarm
turned N from box IA az the head II
Berlin street Thursday afternoon - 4;l0
o'clock. The auto truck aud the horse
drawn chemical apparatus answered The
I call. but before their arrival. people
living in the Third street neighbarhooa
Rad extinguished the daze. The loss ~
limited % the value Of one ham. which
Mr. land bad aimed to cure on his own
premises instead Of taking Il 10 the
butchef's According % most versions
Of the outhreak. thp c8hhlef left q pilg
81 glowing cobs On q piece Of zinc I'M
der the hoadieas barrel wherein Wns su-.
pended the ham. Apparently the cob
GOALS spread 20 q pile Of ctips IN the IT,
lie barn and when the structure hegau
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