The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-03-10
TALK OF THE TOWN

Nomens fubDefsi Nheh Nhoe Nt"l'
l0c a pair.
Last call on the big furniture sale Sat
urday, Arcade building.
Clothes wringers, mop wringers and
dryers. T.. A. Prindle Co., Pearl street.
Don't fail TO see the big window dis
play of Irish songs at Bailey's, IA Elm
street.-adv.
A meeting of the Glenugie club will be
held in Clan Gordon hall on Saturday
March II, at p. m.
The parliamentary law class will meet
in Aldrich hall Monday night, March Is,
at 1880. The lesson will be part 4.
Supt c. II. White Of the city schools
and Prin, II. II, jackson of Spaulding
high school are attending meeting OF
educators in Burlington.
w. j. Gilbertson of Barre, a grauite-
cutter, has filed petition in bankrupt
cy, setting up his liabilities 20 be S360.35
and his assets TO be $685. of which $500
is claimed as exempt.
The junior league of the Methodist
church will have its sleighride Saturday
afternoon, if the weather permits Meet
at the church at | p. m. Each one going
is asked 10 bring 10 cents,
Peter NJ. Depate, who has been max.
ing stay OF several days at his former
home in Barre, returned this morning 20
st. Adams, where he has established
himself in the boot and shoe business.
The ID. C. V. defeated the Red Sox in
game of basketball in the Church street
gym. last evening by score of As 10 10.
The features of the game for the ID. c. V.
was the playing of Cerasoli, who got
seven baskets and eight fouls, and Court
ney, who got five baskets, also the eX-
cellent guarding of Giacherio and Molla,
Giacherio getting three baskets. The
features for the Red Sox were Burke
and Ingram, Burke getting two baskets
and three fouls, and Ingram getting
three baskets. The ID. c. " claim the
amateur championship of Barre and vi
entity, and anyone desiring games apply |
to Cerasoli or Blackmore.
Adequate preparations for the enter
tanment of the royal secretary OF Scot !
fish Clansmen in the United States, |
Thomas r. Glib of Boston, are being |
made by Clan Gordon, No. II. and it is
expected now that he will make an Off
cial visit to the Barre clan on the even
ing Of Wednesday, March IS. Clansmen
and members of the ladies' auxiliary to
the clan plan to Join in welcoming the
royal secretary at the elan rooms in the
Bolster block One year ago, on March
II, Clan Gordon and the ladies auxiliary
had the pleasure of greeting the royal
chief, Alexander G.. Findlay of Seattle,
Wash, who stopped in Barre while max
ing an extended visit in the East.
Accompanied by Coach Charles L.
Brown of the faculty and James T.
ter to act as referee, Spaulding high
schools basketball team left the city ;
,his morning on the last trip of the sea
son. Spauldng win meet Stowe high
school to night and the game to morrow
light will be with Peoples academy in
dorrisville. Should both games 90 to !
he Barre schoolboys, Spauldng will be !
to the top position in the second
Iiyision of the Northern Vermont bas
,etball league. Supporters of the team
owever are not too sanguine of dou-
lie victory, although the Barre team has !,
hown marked improvement OF late. The
GLOWING players made the trip: Nichols. i
)ensmore, Rogers, Geals, Carroll and !
lam.
Thomas Bradlee of the State Agricul- / h
ural college extension service, who was n
b the city yesterday to attend a gather G
1g of Washington county farmers, re I,
urned last evening to Burlington while
n route to Bennington, where he was
cheduled to meet the farmers of that !,
ounty this afternoon Bennington coun i
= has been without an agent for several Z
lonths and a move is on foot to fill the
acancy. Mr.. Bradlee stated to a rep !.
sentative OF The Times that Washing
IN county is the 10th county to make :,
royisons for a county agricultural ad- !;
User and furthermore, he is quoted as y,
tying, there is every reason to believe y,
rat the four remaining counties will :,
ave agents this year. F. G. Shaw of ~
Manchester Center, n. f. johnson of I
arlington and John w. Bartlett of New !,
n. j., who were present at =
lie Barre meeting, left for Bennington -,
st night.
Announcement has been made of the =
edding of the Miss Mae Salome Martin. .
Iughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Martin 1
North Main street, to Raymond Phil !
us Plant of Burlington, which took
ace in st. Monica's church on the 4
orning of Tuesday, March 7, at Q
clock, the parish priest, Rev. p. NJ. Me 4
emma, officiating. The bride was at
nded by Miss Madeline Plant, a sister
the groom, and Rollo Martin, broth 4
of the bride, acted as best man. Only
innate friends and immediate members
the two families witnessed the cere- Z
ony, After the wedding an enjoyable :
oeption was rendered the couple at the 4
me of Mr. and Mrs. Martin, the bride
d groom being the recipients of many
autiful presents. From Barre Mr. and
RS. Plant went to Burlington, where
ey were rendered second reception.
ter a honeymoon trip to New York,
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