The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-02-12
TALK OF THE TOWN

New spring wash goods at Abbott's.
Read the Park theatre ad., page 0--ad
White sale begins Friday az Naughan'f
Louis Rizzi went this morning 10 Bur
lington TO pass the week end viii
friends.
John Magnaghi left last night for New
York City on business trip connected
with the Presbery. Coykendall Co.
The class in parliamentary law vii
meet Monday evening at 1880. The les
son viii be from page 9s to page 1875.
III. III. Tracy has returned TO his hom'
in Montgomery Center, after passing sew
eral days with his sister, Mrs. Alvin
Gates.
Crandall post, G. A. r., of this city has
been fortunate in securing Col. Ira l.
Reeves, president of Norwich university
to be Memorial day speaker next May.
Thomas X. Waterman, tenor soloist
vocal teacher and coach, will be at II
Wellington street, Monday, Feb. IL, from
to 0 and Z TO 0 p. m. Tel. 1881 or
Hotel Barre. --adv.
Reserve Sunday afternoon, Feb. 90,
that you may hear two of the greatest
orators on National Prohibition" in the
Barre opera house. Admission free. All
are welcome.-adv.
Unity club will hold a valentine social
in the vestry of the Universalist church
Monday evening. IL is hoped all the
young people win attend. Each will
please bring valentine.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. i. Bradford Of 30
Park street wish to announce their gold
en- wedding anniversary, which occurs
Monday, Feb. Ii, and would be pleased
to meet all relatives and friends at their
home from 2 until 5 and I until 10.
Encouraging reports are received here
from DR.. W. ID. Reid, who is receiving
treatment for rheumatism in Battle
Creek, Mich. A letter which came yes
terday states that DR.. Reid is able to be
about the sanatorium in wheel chair
and a steady recovery is anticipated.
he Ministers Monday club meets at
Montpelier seminary on Monday at 1890
a. m. Rev. Z. +. Newell, pastor of the
Methodist church of Barre, will read
After the business OF
the meeting, the ministers will lunch to-
gether in the seminary diningroom.
Darius Cobb of Boston, painter of |
national renown, will speak in the Pres
byterian church Tuesday evening, Feb.
Is. He viii be introduced by Rev. G. i.
Hill Cratharn of Worcester, Mass The
painting that will be described at this
Meeting is a portrait OF Christ. entitled,
The Master" The artist has modern
message to the churches of Barre and
asnlf -. I
his opportunity to see this wonderful
'ainting and to listen to man of ma
ional fame like Darius Cobb. A silver
ffering win be received--adv.
Vermont horses that have shown real
lass on the circuit are not ignored out
ide the state as the following clipping /
rom the American Horse Breeder win :
estify, the article being accompanied by :
half-tone OF the Barre horse men
ioned: Because horse does not head
he summaries of its races as often as /
pine others, it oft-times happens that the
icing qualities of that partiular iudivid. '
al are overlooked. The pacing mare
city Deem, 2:l2A. by Alden 2.09h, III
am. Betty Moore 3, 2;24A, that was
aimed and raced In 1915 by f. A. Stay. I
IN OF Barre. VT, is one that will prob
bly, not be given all the credit that is
n due, for out of II starts she was 10 !
mes in the money, and was timed in a
ice at Sherbrooke, p. O.. in 2,l0I5. Z
ne filled her stake engagements through :
e fairs OF Massachusetts and Conneeti- !
It, where she had to meet the unbeat- =
Die John II. Hal, 2:101a, and twice she Y
as placed second to him. Betty Deem I,
chestnut mare, seven years old of !
'od size and the best of manners, and =
ter racing three years, went into win y
T quarters perfectly sound. A lot of !,
edit must be given her trainer for her !. =
'od showing, as this mare has been !. !,
ced with the idea of keeping her useful. !. 4
r. Slayton also has Major Deem, an own :,
other of Betty, and the resemblance y
tween the two is striking. The Major ',
y started few times during the past n =,
ason, obtaining record OF 2.ls1a. but 7. ~
still eligible to the 1925 class. Judg y
Z by his way of racing and his ability
brush fast, it would seem as ii he
ould develop into PAGER capable OF
ualing the record of his good sister tn
ring the season of 1872 al