The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-02-07
TALK OF THE TOWN

II Laces, special sale at Vaughan's.
II Cleanup sale on coats at Vaughan's
II See 1916 spring wash goods at Alb
H bott's.
II Ernest Frost of Washington was bus
/ mess visitor in the city to-day
H Antonio Giacherio went 10 Hardwck
Saturday to pass a week with relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. A. =. Abbott left last
night for few days visit in New York
Come to the dance in Rowland hall
Tuesday, Feb. Is. CAROLS orchestra
adv
| Antonio Coletti returned this morning
from Bethel, where he has been visiting
relatives since Thursday.
Arthur Spencer returned to the city
to-day, after passing the week end with
friends in Concord, N. II.
w. +. Barker returned to Barre this
morning, after passing few days with
friends in Waterbury and Stowe.
Bob Leonard and Ella Hall in Christ
mas Memories" three-reel drama, also
good comedy, at the Bijou.-adv.
Miss Bertha Cross of Williamstown,
sister of DIR. A. A. Cross, was brought to
the City hospital Saturday for treat
ment.
Mary Pickford in "The School Teacher
and the Waif," also Lottie Briseoe in
THE Last Rose" in two parts, at Dream
land to-day.-ady.
Regular meeting of Jumpers, boxers
and derrickmen's union in Foresters' hall
Tuesday evening, Feb. s, at 1880. Per
order corresponding secretary.
Among the visitors in the city through
the week end were; +. p. Rowel of
Woodsville, N. H., j. J. Collins of Swan
ton, A. NJ Aseltine of Burlington, s. c.
Paige of Fulton, n y, and B. L. Burke
of Springfield.
Mrs Thomas Baummer of Cambridge, !
Mass, is visiting at the home OF her
mother, Mrs. James McKernan of Is Ma
pie avenue, having been called here last |
Thursday by the illness of her father,
James Mckernan, ST.. who died yester- |
day afternoon.
Harry Galfetti the infant son OF Mr.. /
and Mrs. p Galfetti OF Railroad street,
died this morning at 6:45 o'clock after an
illness of eight days. The baby was an
only child and was born in this city in
April, 1915. The funeral will be held at
the house Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock
and interment is to be made in the Cath
Ole cemetery on Beckley street.
Francis Ford and Grace Conant in the
military photoplay masterpiece OF the
season, 'The Campbells Are Coming" I
Because of its patriotic appeal to all
those of British blood, the British gov. !
believes that the film will ma
terially assist in recruiting and it win be !
shown simultaneously in more than 40 {
first-run theatres in London and Liver.
pool. In the filming of this picture, sew
sral thousand soldiers were loaned by I
The British government At the Bijou I
20 morrow.-adv.
Seventy friends of Ellie Comolli gave !
Ter surprise party at her home on
North Main street Sunday evening, the
occasion being her 18th birthday anniyer-
AIRY. The young people played games, :
,njoyed the music Of vietrola and sing. n
ng and when Ellie cut the birthday N
axe, to her great surprise she found a III
liamond ring, gift from her father. !,
Then, with nice little speech, Miss Jen- III
ne Cesseni, in behalf of the company, III
resented Miss Ellie a jewelry box, the III
ecipient responding fittingly. Refresh III
nents OF ice cream, candy, fruit and HI
hoeolates were served. The party broke VII
p at a late hour, the guests wishing HI
lille many more happy birthdays. All HI
njoyed a fine time. III
The authorities are working on n case iii
alleged dog poisoning which was re- I'LL
orted to the grand juror Saturday aft III
moon. 1t is claimed that poisoned candy iii
as employed to rid certain neighbor- Hi
ood of dogs, and that a tragedy among ll|I
he canine residents of the section men Hi
oned was averted only by the vigilance III
one of the dog owners. Samples of III
Re candy, evidently home made con. Hi
'etion, were submitted to the local an. I'll
iorities, who, in cooperation with the III
ate's attorney, are having the candy iNl
lalyzed at the state laboratory in Bur. I'LL
lgton. A report is expected within a III
W days. Several cases of suspected VII
'g poisoning have been brought to Hi
e attention OF the authorities within I'LL
few months IN
Arthur A. Stetson, the Charles street Hi
rmer, who was arrested last week on Hi
complaint made to Grand Juror vii. I'LL
m Wishart charging him with cruelty Hi
dumb beasts, appeared before Magis-
ate H. w. Scott in city court this
renoon and reversed his original plea iii
not guilty, pleading guilty through l
) attorney, A. A. Sargent. Upon rep.
sentations made in court. the case III
ainst Stetson was held open for sem HI
nee and he was allowed To depart The Hi
'pondent's arrest grew out OF revela- III
ms made concerning three cows and
horse which had their abiding place
barn on Charles street. At the Hi
stance of the humane society. the wv w,
rise was killed and feed and hay were III
poured for the cattle. lll-