The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-06
TALK OF THE TOWN

Cut prices on all goods ut the Paris
Shirtwaist House.
James Fraser OF Pawtueket, r. l., Is
passing few days in the city.
Among the Northheld visitors in the
city yesterday and to-day were Mrs. j. Il.
Rock and Samuel Matson.
| II. 0. Camp Of Highland avenue re.
turned to Barre last night from few
days visit with friends in Jericho.
Thomas Venner left the city last night
for Holowell Me-, where he was sum-
moned by the serious illness of rela.
tive.
Bert Blair and little son Of Academy
street have returned home, after pass
ing week with relatives in Burling-
ton.
Charles A. Neveau of the Morrison
farm went this forenoon TO Burlington
where he will make few days business
visit.
Charles Hoernle, an instructor at God
dard seminary, arrived in the city last
evening, after passing 10 days at his
home in Dorchester, Mass.
g. j. Burnham, who has been spending
several days in the city as the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. II. 0. Camp of Highland
avenue, has returned to his home in Hen
mixer, n. III.
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.
Miss Grace Cheney, who has been
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. L, G. Smith of
Northfeld for several days, was a visitor
in the city this morning while on her
way home to Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Bottiggi of the
Montpelier road returned last evening
from a 10 days visit at his former home
in Redstone, N. II. While absent they
also visited friends in Milford, where
Mr.. Bottiggi was formely employed.
Miss Hazel Lyon Of Highland avenue
and Miss Annie Messer of Orange street
left this forenoon for South Hadley,
Mass, where they are to resume their
studies at Mount Holyoke college, after
passing the Christmas recess in town.
Miss Mary Tomasi Of North Main street,
who has been at her home here for tine
holidays, returned TO Wellesley college.
Liverymen of Barre are contemplating
material raise in the price of board for
horses. On recent evening stable own
ers got together and discussed the posi-
bilities Of increasing the rates Thus far
action has been deferred, although a see
ond meeting Of interested persons will
be held within few days. The sum OF
SIS per month is asked by the liverymen
under the present schedule.
Deputy Sheriff A. NJ Morrison left
last night for Boston, where he win
make a weeks stay with friends. Dur
ing his absence be viii purchase an arti-
fetal limb to replace wooden leg which
he has been wearing since he submitted
to an operation for the partial amputa
ton OF the original member last fall.
On his return to Barre he will accom-
pany 10 this city carload OF horses
purchased in the draft market.
Thus far the best results obtained by
employees, OF the city water and fire de-
partments in erecting skating Kinks may
be seen at Gospel Village, where one of
the courts owned by the Barre Tennis
club has been converted into skating
place that has attracted skaters old and
young. There is another rink at the |
north end of the city aud before the win
ter is very far advanced the city fathers |
hope 60 operate a rink Ut the Ayers |
street driving park.
Players who figured in winning the /
state championship for the Italian Al
C's baseball team last summer are the |
OF handsome Christmas to-
Sens. indicating the appreciation and |
III. -.
All of the salaried players received gold |
scarf pins fashioned with an attractive
zeal aud bearing the inscription, H. A.
go Members of the team who played
Tor the love OF tho game. and they in
Jude number of college men, are in
.eceipt OF sweaters from the club.
Charles Calderara OF Center street is
from the effects Of an un-
usual and painful accident he sustained
while skating on stevens branch few
laws ago. The physician who treated
iim for a scalp wound aud a bad ankle
.prain and cut below the knee SAYS he
viii be able 10 be out within a week.
With a half-dozcn Of his youthful com
lanions Calderara was endcaYoring 20
wing from a guy rope which crosses the
liver over the spot where the skating
vas the glarest, Calderara, with long
cad on his skates, made a leap for the
wire He missed the guy BY a few inches
md when he came down. his skates be-
me detached from his shoes The lad
tuck heavily On his head and his left
eu was cut by q loose skate. The shock
endered him unconscious and several Of
rs comrades carried him home. where
doctor was summoned. II Was several
ours before the lad reVained conscious.
less and a day elapsed before he was
ware Of what had happened to him.