The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-03-21
TALK OF THE TOWN

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Theda Bara ia, "A Fool There Was
tonight at Park Theatre.--ady.
II. j. Markolf Of Rutland arrived N
the city yesterday for stay OF several
days In the Barre granite belt
y. j. Herman OF Boston. president OF
the eastern division OF the X, G, |. z. A.,
has been passing few days In Barre
on business.
Anyone wishing 90 order baked beans
spaghetti, doughnuts, pies or cake for
Saturday from the Episcopal ladies, call
1866 l2.-adv.
II is Mrs. David Boles OF Beckley hill,
instead Of woman BY the same name
on Trow hill, as stated yesterday, who is
reported as seriously ILL.,
/ Miss Clancy, the corsetiere, viii be at
Mrs. Charles Churehill's, No. 35 Merchant
street, this week To flo corsets and take
orders for eorsets.-ady.
Madame Bennett. scientific palmist,
will tell You all about business transac-
tions. love, courtship and marriage. Don't
fail to consult her. Room 2, Buzzell hotel
adv.
Miss Mary Tomasi who is a student
at Smith college, Northampton, Mass,
is passing the spring vacation with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph d. Sangui-
netti OF North Main street
There will be a rummage sale In the
yestry OF the Congregational church Sat
urday afternoon, March 25 from to 4.
Please send In contributions Friday aft
ernoon from 2 20 $3.50. If you can't send
bundles TO church, leave them at Mrs.
Spears, 2l Park street, or telephone Mrs.
Langley.-adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. William w, Calder Of
Beacon street, who have been passing the
winter with their daughter and her hus-
band Lieut.. and Mrs. Ralph Hayden at
Fort Logan, Col, near Denver, arrived
in the city last evening from New York,
where they made a brief visit with rela-
tives en- route home.
Harold Johnson, 1912 graduate Of
Goddard seminary, is mentioned as one
OF the promising candidates for the Tufts
baseball team this year. At Goddard, |
johnson did his share of the twirling
in the memorable season of 1912 and |
played in the years Immediately prior to |
the year of his graduation. A Boston /
dispatch quotes Coach Jack Slattery of
the Tufts squad as saying that johnson
has the earmarks of fine pitcher. His
work will be watched with interest by
baseball fans in Barre.
Cards have been received in Barre an
the wedding of Miss Nellie Bot
.iggi of Barre TO George Balieh of Mont
Delier, which took place at the home OF
The brides sister, Mrs. +. Abbiatti, in
piqua, o., Thursday, March 10. The bride
S the daughter of Mrs. Josephine Bot
.iggi of o Beckley street, wife of the
ate Natalie Bottiggi. She left Barre for
piqua ten days ago and news OF her
Wedding came as something of a sur I
rise 10 intimate friends. While in Barre
Yrs. Balieh was employed for term Of
years as a bookkeeper in the Union 90.
operative store. Mr.. Barlieh lives at 22S
Barre street in Montpelier and is en- .
,loyed as a tool sharpener. After a wed
ling trip in the course Of which they viii
isit relatives in New York and Hobo
en, n. j., Mr.. and Mrs. Balich viii re-
urn to Barre to reside,
Barre police headquarters was asked
esterday to lend its aid in locating tie
ersons who broke into the spring house
chool on the East Barre road through
he week end. When the break was {
early Monday morning, the
heriff w. L. Bixby took the scent Ii
gainst strong northwest wind, and s
lcceeded in tracing the culprits to this +
ty 1t is surmised that the school e,
ouse was entered in the nighttime. A b
lantity Of schoolbooks were missing and Al
Their articles had dispersed. For one 81
JASON and another boys who may have pl
moved the loot on a traverse sled are RI
ispected Deputy Bixby, who was Il
1tiied soon after the break was discov W
ed called at the police headquarters D,
nd furnished the officers with what pur- nj
)rted to be a description of the alleged
iscreants. The East Barre break is the q
cond one to occur in Barre town within le
few months. A short time ago boys m
mmitted depredations in the Boutwell, k,
strict schoolhouse. to
Passengers aboard an interurban car ht
'und for the capital Sunday afternoon Ju
itnessed thrilling runaway and were ms
ter privileged to aid in reviving an ell la
rly man who suffered laeeration in We
e head When the horse attached to a co
tier began to balk near Jones Bros AZ
ant, the man was thrown from his seat III
the shake-up, his foot became caught 10
one of the runner braces, and once the da
rise struck its gait, the driver was help mi
~ to extricate himself from a perilous
edicament. From Jones Bros plant BIZ
far south as Second street, the man ha
Is dragged over the snowy road. The its
nductor of the trolley car, acting on an
questions from the passengers, re- Blu
rsed the car and proceeded in all haste tn
chase the runaway. The car overlook Cl,
E horse and passed it near Second a
'eet, whereupon passengers, one of lac
en- Chief of Police Sinclair, alighted we
a stopped the frightened steed. A
ndage was applied to the cash in the oh
ver's head and he was able to con- ~
ue on his way. ,y;,
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