The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-17
TALK OF THE TOWN


William Hall left to-day for Redston'
n. H., where he will visit friends for
few days.
Mrs. NJ. J. Sullivan has returned HON
after spending the week with relatives il
Burlington.
M. p. Sullivan, who has been visitin.
in Brooklyn, N. r., for the past few
days on business, returned to this cit,
last night.
/ Miss Adela Fanton, who has been Wis
ting relatives in Barre since Monday
returned this morning to her home il
West Lebanon, N. II.
Frank r. Cecchini of North Main stree
and John Arioli of Short street returned
| Friday afternoon from business trll
to Burlington and Rutland.
| DR.. III. s. Carver will sell at auction al
his residence in Marshfield village or
Tuesday, April 20, 1915, his entire house
| hold goods. Lunch at noon.
Members of the Woman's club arc
asked to cooperate in enforcing article
VI, sections V. and VI. of the constitu
ton: Each member of the club, may ex.
tend three invitations to resident women
during the year" "Any resident woman
may be admitted in this way only once
during the year"
At the Merlo bowling alleys last even
| ing the Buzzell representatives were
again beaten by the Merlo representa-
tives by a total of l02 pins, it being
the second victory OF the series Alto
Marriani was the one who carried off
the honors of the game, getting a high
single string total of l46 and also the
high three string total OF 1927.
Last evening at the Knights of Column
bus hall in the Scampini block the ltal-
ian Pleasure club held private dance.
There were 90 couples present and all
enjoyed good time until midnight. Car
rolls orchestra furnished music for the
dance. At intermission dainty refresh
ments OF punch and waters were served.
To night at the opera house, Alton
Packard. cartoonist and musician, pre-
sents "t1ncle Sans Folks" He has given
this humorous celebrated lecture over
900 times in some OF the biggest cities
in the United States. Admission, adults.
25c; children l5e. All seats reserved
without extra charge. Seats on sale at
browns Drug Store.
hold his next (45thD combination auc-
ton sale of horses and other property
at his stables in Montpelier, Vt, on FRI
day. April %, at 10 o'clock in the fore
noon He is just in from the West with
% fresh horses, a fine lot ranging in
weight from 1000 to 800 pounds. c. F.
Smith, auctioEeer.-Advt.
George Elrick was arrested on North
Main street by Officer John w. Dineen
late last night and taken to police head |
quarters. This morning Elrick pleaded !
guilty TO subsequent offense when ar
IA gned before Magistrate H. W. Scott !
and refused to disclose the purchasing I
place for the liquor whereon he became
Judge Scott sentenced him
10 serve 30 days in the county jail and
to pay SIS fine and costs.
Accompanied by a stable delegation of
ans, the members of the /. A. {. baseball
cam left the city late this forenoon for
Mortified TO line up against Norwich
this afternoon in the first
'ame of the season. Among the play
r. who made the trip were: Tomas and
'omolli who were slated to do the hat
cry work Manager Calcagni Gaca muz-
l. Witt. the Goddard seminary infieldcr.
davidson. Rottigi. Peduzzi. Marchesi and
olombo. Frank Rosetta was booked TO
10 a part OF the umpiring.
Granite lodge, No. IS, +. and 4. NJ.
ED its annual election of officers last
light with the result that the following
lasous will guide the destini.s of the !
,dge in l9l5-!ald; w. NJ. T.. VI. White
. w. Frank X. Beard J. w. William
ole; treasurer. Frank w. Jackson; see !
etary, W. +. Cato; :. d.. Sidney G..
.idd; Y. d.. ". II. Nestcott. The ap-
ointye officers are TO be named later
: the month. Following the election
lmc l50 Masons who had participated IN
he business session adjourned TO theI
anquet hall on the same door. where
le women Of Ruth chapter. No. %, q.
!. s., were ready to serve a very defect
bic dinner. After the banquet. the re-
ring master made pithy little speech
y way of introducing Frank J.. Small
toastmaster. Among those who spoke I
Of Masonry in Barre and
other topics. sometimes in serious
Vi then ia a humorous vein were: :.
ollistcr Jackson. Rev. T.. Grassland and
Z. y. Cato. John Angus, Peter Mulch
u John c. Nylie contributed plcasur !
,le vocal solos TO the program. In the :
1T year Granite lodge has made gains. n
IN in numbers and financially, com
eusurate with the progress Of other
'ars aud members NAV look forward
the coming 2.month with = good deal
hope. The past masters association
~ meet next Friday evening to make
Engagements for the installation Of the
iccrs elected last night