The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-06
TALK OF THE TOWN


Public dance in Miles hall Saturday
evening. Riey's orchestra,
John N. Scanlon OF Graniteville lett
the city this morning for st, Johnsbury,
whore he will make a weekend visit
with relatives.
Guy G. Vitagliano, who has been in
charge OF fruit storehouse on Granite
street for several weeks, went this fore
noon to his home in Concord, N, H., for
q weekend visit
Bert Clark, who has been in the EN-,
ploy of the Windsor Machine Go. in
Windsor arrived home this morning
for visit at the home of his father,
William Clark Of Ayers street,
William hcharme Of South Barre was
a visitor in the city this morning, while
on his way to Woodsyille, N, H., where
he attended the funeral of his niece,
which was held this afternoon. Before
returning 10 Barre, Mr. Dueaarme will
remain for few days visit with rela-
tiyes in New Hampshire.
Thomas Hamel of Church street went
this morning to Essex junction. where he
attended the funeral of William Lon
crgan, which was held this forenoon Mr..
Lonergan's death occurred in the town
OF Colchester Thursday. He will be re-
membcred in Barre as the father of Al
lie Lonergan, former resident OF the
city.
Orreste Boflino of Maple avenue con-
tinues to recover steadily from the eff
fccts Of bad fall which he sustained
last November and if his condition i'm
proves as rapidly in the coming fort
night he viii be able to resume his du-
ties iii the Onion Clothing store by the
middle OF February.
Among those who are being mentioned
for the Office OF school commissioner
from ward 2 besides A. b. Lane is II.
/ NJ. Lyon Of Highland avenue. When in
teryiewed to day, each meutionee approvI
ed the candidacy of the other. Voters OF
the I'd ward will have an opportunity
TO make their choice at the ward eaucns
next Friday evening.
City Attorney Il. l.. Scott of Park
street went this forenoon to Randolph
where he will pass the weekend
with Mrs. Scott, who is making
more extended visit with her parents,
Mr.. ,and Mrs j. J. Trcrise. One week
ago to-day, Mrs 1rerise, while passing
through .,.e barn at her home, tripped
on a piece of wood and fell As result
of the mishap, she sustained badly
sprained wrist, although doctors do not
| think the bone was fractured. Mrs.
Scott will remain in Randolph until
her mothers condition is improved.
AT the Office OF Secretary Fred w.
Suitor of the Quarry Workers Interna-
tional association information, has been
received Of the return OF quarry locals
in Holley, Albion aud Halliburton, n. y,
into the class OF organized branches OF
the international organization. 4 red
sandstone used for building purposes is
married in the three towns and while
the business in that section is rather
quiet at the present time, quarrywork
ers there have revived interest in trades
unionism and the prospects for stronl
branch in the spring are CONSIDERED
bright. II is hoped TO enroll 400 mel
affiliated with the quarrying end Of the
industry.
The Shamrock basketball team re-
turned last night from Bethel, where
they defeated the Bethel town team AZ
basketball by n score Of So to 23. The
frame was an easy walkawsy, the Sham
rocks having the whole game their own
way. bartlett was the star OF the game
icaging eight baskets from the floor The
other men that played on the team last
night were; Ogston, Grady, Brown, 4
Carroll and stuart In both their games
on their trip the Goddard seminary
emerged a winner In the first gam,
which was played with Derby Line
Thursday the score was 81 TO 10. IN
this game Witt shot in II baskets from
The floor. In the second game at New
Tort the score was 20 to 20 and h
Ilouden was the high scorer, with a tota
If four baskets Al the players with th'
execution of Louden are making Wis
lin with friends n St Johnsbury. The
Tufts independents lost the game Of
basketball against the strong +. {. A
team OF 81. Iohnsbury Thursday night
Inv score Of - TO ~.