The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-01
TALK OF TIE TOWN

| NheeseclOth, 30 inches &C, hhlRnt -
| New wash goods on sale at Naughans.
Fun line OF spring skirts at Abbotts,.
Ninteen-ilfteen spring wash goods nj
Abbotts,
just received our annual $3.50 corset
for 9Se, at Naughan's,
After voting mo" come TO the Baptist
church supper Tuesday night.-Advt.
A daughter was born this morning to
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Fcrrari OF Beckley
street,
j. O'Brien left last night for Milford,
n, H., where he will visit friends for the
remainder of the week.
Thomas Thompson left the city to-day
for Hardwick having secured employ
ment with the Woodbury. Granite Co.
in that village
Fred Sargent, who has been employed
by the Smith & Cummings Co. for the
past year, completed his duties there Sat
urday night.
Auley Ogston, student at Norwich
university, returned TO school last night
after several days visit at his home on
South Main street.
The South Barre grange will have an
antiquarian social on Thursday evening
March 4. Supper will be served. Watch
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for further announcements.
Miss Martina Malnatti left last night
| for Boston where she will visit relatives
for few days. Before her return, Miss
AIalnatti will visit in New York City
and other places.
James Cummings left last night for
Boston, where he will make brief visit
with relatives before sailing for Scot
land for an extended visit at his for
mer home in Aberdeen.
The comitato organizatore la fiesta de
ballo Sabato, y Febraio, al Granite
street hall averte, per erore il manifesto
portara. Pro Sodalizio Verhi mentre do
veya essere pro Veehi bisognosi.
The regular business meeting Of the
Woman's club will be held Tuesday after
noon at 2:45 o'clock, followed by So
cial hour and refreshments. Board meet
ing in Aldrich hall this evening at 7;30.
Joseph Williams completed his duties
as clerk in the Lander Cigar store Sat
urday night. Later in the week Mr.. Will
liams will visit his home in Marshield,
before making a two weeks trip to New
York, where he win visit relatives.
1 George w. Hunt, veteran Of the
Civil war. who has been making his
home with his daughter Mrs. Nettie
York of the Morse block, left this morn
ing for Bennington, where he viii enter
the Soldiers home.
The Open Mind club win meet in the
Baraea classroom of the Congregational
church this evening at o'clock. All men
| who are interested are cordially invited.
The topic for discussion will be Christ
Our Peace Internationalsm VS.. Nation
alsm."
Miss Rosabel Shannon Of So Brook
street was pleasantly surprised on SAT-
urday night when about 20 of her young
friends gathered at her home to celebrate
her 18th birthday anniversary. Games
were PLAYED and a musical program was
presented Miss Shannon was presented
a silk parasol in behalf of the company.
Refreshments of ice cream, candy and
cake were served.
At her home on the Montpelier road,
Mrs. Margaret Hayden entertained a
party of about 20 young people from this
city Saturday night. During the even
ing cards were played and dancing to
tho music of a victrola was enjoyed.
Miss Elizabeth Stevens also rendered sew
eral vocal solos. At 10 o'clock tables
were set and all sat down to a we'll
prepared supper.
The regular rehearsal Of the choral so
cioty will be held in the city hall Mont
pelier, Tuesday at S p. m. sharp Mr..
Coffin desires a good attendance OF the
male section, since he desires to take up
Schubert's "Omnipotence the special Sc
lection for the men. Those who have
not vet handed in their names with state
ment of the part they are singing and
with whom they desire 60 sit will please
do so at this rehearsal, or send the in
formation. 80 that the number Of sing
ers TO each part may be known.
The Combination Five defeated a
schoolboys' team composed of the sophie
more team of Spaulding high school by a
score Of n 70 "a. The sophomores played
a good game. but were completely out.
classed by the Five. The shooting OF
the winning team was excellent. The
feature OF the game was the shooting Of
Ingram and Geals, Ingram getting eight
baskets and two fouls, and Geals getting
six baskets and one foul Rogers and
Gordon were the best players for the
sophomores. Bailey eXcelled in guard.
ing.
Martin Roach was arraigned before
Judge H. w Scott in city court tins
forenoon on an intoNication charge b
which be entered a plea Of guilty. II
was subsequent offense for the respond.
ent and a sl5 fine with costs Of S5l05 i'm
posed BY the magistrate were paid. The
man was arrested on North Main street
SUNDAY forenoon BY Chief Sinclair, who
reqsitioncd a team a. bring his man e.
Headquarters George Leclair, whose
slumbars IN the corridor Of the Bolster
block Saturday morning were disturbtd
only when someone sent the news Of Mr.
Ieclair's apparent demise e. the police
station and an officer responded 10 the
call. came before the nudge Saturday
NIGHT and pleaded guilty 20 a frst Of
fence. ne paid q fine Of s. and costs
amounting 10 over So.