The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-14
TALK OF THE TOWN

III pHJuIudy hJ vaughan :.
II Read every item of our ad, for FIR
H day and Saturday. The Vaughan Stor'
II We have few numbers in yelye
Il vests TO close at $l9s. Paris Shirtwais
Il House.
II The amusement committee of the Cd
/ Ladies will meet at the home Of Mr.:
Susie Dale, IS Lewis street, at o'clocl
Friday evening.
Mrs. Fred Farrand Of Elm street re
H turned this morning from Orange, wher
she has been spending several days a
the guest in the home OF Dorman /
\ Curtis.
| Alexander Youngson of Franklin
street, a draughtsman employed at tn,
Jones Bros plant in the northend, left
to-day for New York, where he will re
main on business connected with the
company's interests.
Miss Ruth Jameson, who has bar
passing three months with her sister
Miss A Myrtle Jameson, of the Brook
street Baptist mission, left yesterday for
Buffalo, n y, where she was called by
The serious illness of her mother.
Il Oryille Youngson OF Franklin street
has been engaged as cinematograph OPP
orator ut the Barre opera house, sue
ceeding +. Blondi. Until recently Mr..
loungson has been employed as an OPP
orator at the Pavilion theatre on Pearl
street.
| A committee of ten members of the
Italian Pleasure club is completing plans
for the fourth annual sleigh ride of
! the club, which will be held tomorrow
7, for
club members and isyited guest have
been reserved and several barges from
local liyeries will be used to take the
club men and their friends to Williams
town, where supper will be served in the
early evening. The ]. Z, c. will take
along an orchestra and after supper
there win be dancing in Grange hall.
One Of the most promising OF the
younger horses lined up in the ice races
at Montpelier yesterday was Sister Hal,
a black mare which has been handled by
Fred Slayton for a few days, In the
green race, Sister Hal emerged a winner
after six OF the most desperately con-
tested heats Of the afternoon. The race
was conducted over ne-third mile
course and the best time was made in
the distance in 45 seconds, or at the
rate OF a mile in 2:l5. The performance
of the black mare is considered the
most remarkable because she never trav-
eled over ice before and had been trained
for racing only in the few days immedi-
ately preceding the events OF yesterday.
Local horsemen who witnessed the delft
manner in which Driver Slayton handled
the young one are predicting a great fu
ture for the horse,
Mrs. Octavio Moracchiol left the city
to-day for New York. whore she will |
make a short visit with friends before |
sailing Saturday on the General Italian |
Co.'S liner, Verona, for Cen /
GA, whence she will proceed 10 her |
former home in the north of Italy for /
an extended visit with relatives Among /
other Barre people sailing on the Yer
ona is Annibale Armenia OF North Main
street. who left for New York to-day.
Both bookings We're made at the G. VI. I
Marion agency. Mr.. Marion received
,dyices from the Cunard Office in New
\ ork indicating that the Cunard people
nave renewed their faith in the ability
Il the British navy 10 preserve peace in /:
waters Beginning next
month the companys Mediterranean
eryice will b. resumed and the first boat
q make the distance betgeen New York
viii be the Carpathia.
Clerks of Barre local. r. q. I. T. A.
leld their semi. monthly meeting in
'ythian hall last evening, when a large
lumber of members came together 10
iscuss the merits Of the proposed bill
which the association will submit to tie
Merchants sometime before the present
grecment expires April }. Several IL
ues which form an important part Of
he tentative bill were given a thorough
crutiny and expressions were freelg
iven by different members Of the local
the initiative taken by the
isrre Central Labor union, the local
Iected a committee Of three 70 repre-
nnt the association at any hearings
hich NAV b. held on matter Of inter
4 10 labor 10 the legislative session.
be committee. consisting Of John T.
allaghan. Harley Houghton and Guy
ltolini. viii act in concert with the
entral labor union. 4
Meadow Brook golfers met Ia Clan I
ordon hall last evening for their an.
lal business meeting and elected int
flowing officers for the season Of 1915.
resident Arthur Pirie. vice president. p
fired Milnei secretary Donald Me-
rod, executive committee. Arthur Piue.
lillian McCafey. O. Fnser and VII.
am Gallety, handicap committee. ,. A
eLeod. George Fraser A. Role and A.
RE. auditors. A. Miller ard J. Roth =
=. Plans were discussed for the com n
g seeson On the links aud arrange h
euts uere made for the reception ~ L
" members IN anticipation Of The most
ospcrDus year n the history 81 the
lb. Since the Meadow BrOoktrs began
improve their golf course On the
.1ak street extensigfi there has lsern :
growing demand for memtership tick.
s Ten new members wrre c0nsid- m
- last evening and others have sirni-
q a desire g. affiliate wlth the club
fore the season opens.
BARRE ernrlovcs Of the Consolidated
ghtiur 20. and tha % q ~ 7. a p. %.
red vita Monfreiier employees ~ ths :.
% relnTassies in the seennf dinner of
2 Turv service a. Earles hau rs
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