The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-01-18
TALK OF THE TOWN

Notice All kinds of stove repairs at
f. A. Prindle & Co.'S. Pearl street.
Read our advertisement on page q
every day in The Times. Park Theatre,
Antonio Bianchi OF Hanover, \. H.. ar
rived in the city this morning for visit
of few days with friends.
Conroy G.. Leayens OF Cambridge juno.
ton was business visitor In the city
yesterday and to-day.
i A small pocketbook found ON North
Main street and left at police headquar.
tiers may be claimed by paying for this
notice.
John Brown OF the firm OF John Brown
4 Son sustained broken wrist Sunday
morning in n fall from the porch OF his
home on Bassett street
Stonecutters who were under the work
wire when the 1880 whistle sounded this
morning were given an opportunity in
most places TO 60 home for the day on
account OF the rigorous weather. And
in majority of instances the offer was
accepted.
A number of Barre people returned TO
the city yesterday from Mortified. where
they attended the funeral of Joseph Sar-
torelli, a former resident of Barre, who
passed away Friday, after a long illness.
The funeral was held Sunday afternoon
and the burial took place in the village
cemetery at Mortified.
Arrangements for the third dance of
the Italian Gayety club series have been
completed and 1t was announced to-day
that the assembly will be held in Knights
of Columbus hall Thursday evening. IL
win be leap year dance and buffet
luncheon will be served Mt intermission. |
The committee in charge of the affair /
consists OF Miss Inez Maberini, Miss |
Nina Cassellini, Miss Emma Gerbetti /
Barre and Victor Bizzozzero of Montpcl-
Ter.
William A. Hurry of Washington
street narrowly escaped the loss of an
eye Saturday at the plant OF the Mead.
ow Tool Sharpening company, where he
is employed as blacksmith. Mr.. Hurry,
with companion, was getting some !,
steel ready for making new tools when a
silver flew from the piece on which he
was working and struck the tense of the
he was fortunate enough to be wearing.
The tense was shivered, but il detected
the course of the steel enough so that it
tut an ugly cash over his eye instead of
striking the eye itself.
Bills have been posted in the city an
the first of series of ice races
% be held under the direction of the Cap
tai City Driving club at Montpelier on
Jan. 10. There are to be
hree classes; a green class, for horses
hat have never been started on ice or
urf, the prizes being a blanket, bells,
md a whip; q colts class, for horses
our years old and under, chat have new
r been started on ice or turf the prizes Il
icing the same as those OF the first III
famed class; and a 2:25 trot or pace for III
purse Of s25, the entrance fee to be N
per cent. III
Barre clergyman, who are promoting III
he prohibition local option debate to be II
cid in the opera house on the evening of III
an. 80, are interested in the arrival in III
rermont at the latter end OF the week OF III
,r. Clarence True Wilson OF Topeka. HI
IAN, secretary of the Temperance society III
( the Methodist church. DIR. Wilson re- N
entity was the leader in the "dry" cam Hi
aigns in Washington Oregon and Idaho I'LL
nd prohibitionists here in Vermont ex- Hi
ect he will be factor in the campaign Il|
, restore the old prohibition days in III
his state. He will pass three weeks in HI
ermont His opponent in the opera HI
Duse one week from Sunday is to be HI
on. r. C. Hanson, journalist, who was Hi
IF nine years mayor of Belfast, Me. Hi
DR.. James +. TaImage Of Salt Lake III
ty and Walter ?. Monson, president of I'LL
lie Eastern States mission of the Church I'LL
Jesus Christ Latter Day Saints, who Hi
I'VE been passing few DAYS at Hotel | llI
are while here for the Vermont and I'LL
CIV Hampshire Mormon conference, left III
st evening for Burlington, where they Till
e to remain for short visit before HI
ing to New York. DIR. Talmage, who | I'LL
i'll return shortly to Utah. is one of the I'LL
st known biologists in the United III
ates. He is fellow of the Royal So Hi
atv of Scientists in Edinburgh. Scot III
nd, and also belongs to the quorum Of ll
apostles in Salt Lake City. During I'LL
5 stay here he manifested much inter u
t in the geologic formations hereabouts -
d expressed his purpose to visit the
IRE granite belt next summer and
udy at closer range the formations of
ante in this vicinity. He will be ac- do
mpanied here in July by DIR. Monson, do
10 visits the Barre mission every six w
onths.