The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-15
TALK OF THE TOWN

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real on visit.
The price has been reduced consider
ably on bathrobes at Perry's.
Our sales have steadily increased OF
Tru Blu bread. Whyi Eastman Bros.
Social dance in Websterville hall Sat
urday evening, Jan. 10. Admission l5c
ladies free.
Mrs. Herman Davis is still hustline
for votes in the piano contest and IN
vites all TO help her.-Adv.
Rummage sale at Uniyersalist church
vestry to-day. Sale opens at $3.50 p. m.
continuing through the evening
The final windup sale at the Barre
Clothing Store is now on In full blast
and bargains hunters should not delay.
Clothing girls, mems and
boys, at prices cut to hardpan. Terms,
cash or approved credit Sadliers, 10
Keith avenue.
Miss Florence Palmer, who has been
visiting friends in Springfield, Mass, for
the past week, returned to her home in
this city yesterday.
The financial secretary of the Knights
of Columbus will be at the club room
Monday and Friday evenings from 9
until s o'clock. Members, please take
notice.
Ice skating, Pearl street. Special SEES
sion daily at 2;30 p. m. Admission for
ladies and children with skates, 10 cents.
Open evenings at 1880. Admission, with
skates, Is cents.
John H. Clark of Holyoke, Mass, who
has been visiting in the city for the past
10 days, left this morning for North
field, where he viii remain for a few
days before returning home.
George David of Granite street has
completed his duties as clerk in the
American Clothing Store, and this morn
ing Robert Susena began work in that
store taking the place vacated by Mr..
David.
Settlement has been made on the losses
of the Globe Granite Co. at Montpelier
by the fire which destroyed their shed
recently, the insurance companies pay
ing them Sl4.369.50 and allowing them
the salvage on the property, The loss
on the Ala Bros shed was adjusted at
S4.ss0.2S.
The death of Doris Marie Cannon,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed J. Cannon
of Richmond, formerly of Barre and Bur
lington, occurred Sunday at the home of
her grandmother, Mrs. Nora Foley, of 81
Monroe street, Richmond, after weeks
illness with bronchial pneumonia, aged
II months. The funeral was held Mon
day afternoon at 2 o'clock from st.
Mary's cathedral, Burlington.
At the regular meeting of Barre aerie,
l ,573, held last evening, Deputy CIR. w. !
President G. l.. Gregoire, assisted by |
Deputy CIR. w. Herald John Rowley, in !
stalled for the ensuing year the follow |
ing officers: w president. r. J. Attridge !
w. vice president, D. Mcdonald; w
G.. Oltolini; /. G., NJ Paluselli; |
O. g.. L. Calcagni; W. Cond., /. w.
trustee for three years, John
Rowley; ianitor, James Rhind One can
iidate was initiated and six applications
were taken in.
Barre boys were on the losing side in
,he fastest basketball game that North
field has seen this winter, when the
Bethel Combination team and + COM
,any came together at the armory in
hat village Wednesday night, and the
nilitiamen won victory by the score
# "a to IS. Bill Stuart and Carroll of
his city did their share of the honors
or the Bethel outfit and with their ,
they put up q plucky strug
lie for the decision. The teams lined
p as follows: Bethel, Putnam ri, :
tuart Ii, Carroll c, Blossom re- Tenny
?; Company F, Provost IL, Clark rg,
'lastridge c. Aiken If, Jeffries RI. Bas-
cts were looped as follows Putnam
Stuart l. Blossom /, Tenney l, JEFF
ries 3, Aiken 3, Plastridge 3, Clark 2,
royost l fouls, Carroll ,. Plastridge Z
nd Jeffries excelled for the home team. !
he Northfiald guardsmen have lost only !
wo games since their season opened, I
Though they are facing some of the !
srdest contests of their schedule. I
mong the teams TO be played In the :
ear future are Fort Ethan Allen Re-
sryes and Newport.
Late this afternoon an animated crowd
basketball fans will accompany the
hamrock A. C's basketball quintet 20
t. Johnsbury for its initial ioust Of the =
'sson with the French G. A. The Gel
c invasion of the "over- home" terri y
'ry is reckoned as one Of the red let
y events Of the basketball year IN n
ermout and as II will be an entirely
.iuvenated 5. A. c. which dons its bas- A
stball toys in the Lily White town to !,
ght, something pretty regular in the
Az Of exciting skirmishes is sure to =,
llow. Manager Mackie win take along -
rady. Ogston, Carroll and Stuart for
Is first battle line and another hand. =,
] OF recruits as an emergency. That 4,
.e +. G. A. is not unmindful Of what
shamrock raid on 81. Johnsbury means Il
evidenced by the following bit Of com N
emit in this weeks st. Johnsbury Re- =.
lblicsn: SIN Grady. Ogston and Car. IN
y Barre has three dangerous men AZ
times and tho locals must stop this N
eedy trio If they wish 20 come out on rs
e long end OF the score" v
Seniors Of SpauldNg high school en- 81
red their annual sleigh ride q VIII In
mstawn last evening. Rhen barge Ae. O.
provided for the entire :
we're rapidly assigned a. the =
ldents gathered AZ the starting point
.ey were accompanied BY Miss Bag A
! and Miss stillson. Mr. RYAN and Mr.
lbbard Of the high school faculty. On
sir arrival i'm Williamstovn a substau.
sapper uas served in Grange haH
terWard there were other pleasure be
.tures Of Tire cutting A uumher of
students spelled each other IN fur.
bling music end an imrromptu dance
leT afforded an excellent diversion un-
the class vas ready - start its bone
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