The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-04
TALK OF THE TOWN


yon's.
Thirty.two inch krinklo cloth l2hc
ut Abbotts.
Women's rubbers only SOC at shea's
Shoe Store.
Lace curtains nearly half-price at the
Vaughan Store.
Mems rubbcrs at Shea's Shoe store,
only Zoe per pair,
Ask to see those crepe de chine waists
for $l.0s at Perry's.
This is ladies night at the Buzzell
rink; open at I; 30
Extra good values in serge dresses.
Paris Shirtwaist House.
A nice line OF the latest styles in dress
skirts just received. Paris Ssirtyaist
House.
You will agree the prices in the final
closing out sale at PerTy's are far below
the real value.
We shall have full line OF masks Fri
day. Come in and make your selection
c. N. Kenyon & Co.
Stanton Ellis of Providence, r. l., who
has been visiting in this city and vicin-
ity for few days, returned home yes
terday afternoon.
A strong program at the Bjou to-
day: J. two.reel Rex drama, AS the
/ Wind Blows" featuring Herbert Rawlin-
son; also a Crystal comedy.
Mrs. Clarence F. Worthen of Weston,
Mass. is spending a few days as the
guest of her husbands parents, DIR. and
Mrs. H. O. Worthen of Keith avenue.
In addition to the regular basketball
game tomorrow evening at the Church
street gym, the Spauldng second team
viii play the st. Johnsbury second team.
r. A. Drown, Harry Graves, Nj. +.
Cutler, r. B. Allen, William Reynolds
and Fred MILAN attended the banquet
that was given by the Goodrich Tire
company at Aliller's inn at Montpelier
last night,
Attend the main events The final
wind-up sale at the Barre Clothing Store
has been continued Prices are cut to
the core. A deep deep price concession,
leaving no resemblance Of former price or
actual yalue.Adyt.
Mrs. A. LABEL Of Williamstown is re-
covering from severe cut that she sus-
tanned on her right foot last Monday.
She was brought to the home OF her
sister. Annice McGue, who has rooms IN
the Morse block, to undergo treatment.
Officers Of the Barre police force re-
ceiyed their deputy's commissions from
Sheriff Frank H. Tracy this morning,
Commissions assigning them to duty as
peace officers were distributed TO Chiet
Sinclair and Officers Gamble, Dineen,
Murley and Henderson.
After their regular business meeting
last evening, the members Of the n. Il.
10. r. and invited friends arranged tables
and progressive whist was played. a
large number were present, and very
ENJOYABLE time was had. After 20 hands
had been played, all assembled to the
dining hall where refreshments were
served. While the lunch was being served
a committee was busy adding the scores
of the different ones, and it was found
that for the men Mr.. Mcdonald was the
high scorer, and Mr.. Perkins second.
For the women, Mrs. Scott was first and
Mrs. Perkins second.
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. r. Ceechini,
who were recently married in New York,
gave them a wedding reception at their
home. $780, North Main street, last
evening. Nearly 80 people came togeth-
or TO welcome the bride, who was met by
her prospective husband at the pier IN
New York last week, after she had sailed
from her home near Milan, Italy IN an
ticipation OF the wedding. As soon as
the ceremony was performed, Mr. and
Mrs. Cecchni left on a short bridal tour
through New York state, returning to
Barre yesterday. Last nights affair
came in the nature of surprise to the
newly.weds, but they were equal to the
occasion and provided royal entertain
ment for their unexpected visitors. A
banquet in the early evening was fol
lawed by dancing at o'clock. Mr.. and
Mrs. Cochin were the recipients of nu.
merous presents before the guests de-
parted.
Acting on t.Ie recommendations Of the
CITY council the aldermanic finance com
mittac and the city attorney are delv-
ing into the records Of the tax collector
Tor the period between 1890 and 1902
ia an effort 10 uncover the exact details
Of the dealings between the city and its
collector in that period. W. ii. Buehan'
an. Upward Of $500 in taxes said 10
have been collected and never turned
over 10 the city treasurer is involved
in the investigation which the authori-
ties are making 4 much mooted ques-
ton as 10 whether the bondsmen Of the
collector IN those years are holden for
any alleged shortage j. being discussed,
but the opinion seems 70 prevail that
the sirncc. 81 tie collectors bond are
liable until all accounts between The OFF
cial and the city are satisfactorily set
tied Y develops that one-half Of the
individual sirners N the collectors bonds
IN lSaa.la02 are deceased In the last
wear of tie collectors service bonding
company became security for the on.
cial.