The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-02-22
TALK or THE TOWN

IresDyte terrain chOlr rehearsai at TN
church Friday night at 1880
Regular meeting of Barre aerie, 1878
this evening at 1880 o'clock. Initiation
The ladies of the G. A. r. circle, No.
will hold a regular meeting Friday after
noon, Feb. %.
Clifford Blair acted as a bearer il
place OF Hubert Junior at the funeral Of
Bert Z. Blair, held Tuesday.
Reduce the high cost of living. Buy
your beef by the quarter or half quar-.
ter. G. r. Wood. Tel. 5s2.W.--adv.
Mrs. Lizzie Comolli and Mrs. Jennie
Cavana left yesterday for New York
While there they will attend the we'd
ding of friend.
Miss Grace Burke of Sherbrooke, p. O.,
arrived in the city last evening and viii
spend the coming week with friends and
relatives on South Main street.
H. +. Jacobs of Bridgeport, Conn, who
has been visiting Glenn George of Jeffer-
son street and friends in Montpelier dur
ing the past week, returned to his home
! to-day.
Thomas Magner, district manager of
the Metropolitan Life ms. Co., returned
to his home in Burlington last evening
after making a brief business visit to
the Barre office.
Mrs. Stella Laviolette left this morn
ing for Plymouth, N H., where she will
visit friends for few days prior to
visit to the millinery openings at New
York and Boston.
A regular meeting of the Central La
Dor union of Barre and vicinity will be
baid in, aar hall Niabnla hl,oly
Friday evening, Feb. %, at 1880 o'clock.
Per Angus Mcdonald, Sec.
Hotel Barre has been selected for the
second quarterly meeting of the Wash
ington County Medical society, which
will be held on the evening Of Tuesday,
March 10. Supper will be served at 7
o'clock and the business meeting will fol.
low
Miss Eileen Parks OF King street left
this morning for Randolph, where she
will visit at the home of Mr.. and ,irs.
Pliny Morse to-day and return to Barre
tomorrow. She will be accompanied
home by her grandmother, Mrs. Susan
Parks, who has been making a visit OF
several weeks in Randolph
Come awaey moo Billies o the Glenugie
club and geither at Clan Gordon hall on
Saturday height for yer bannachs and
dub. Dinna forget to bring the hoose
keeper and kitchey woman wea zee. The |
Big Bailey ell gea yer neeps and the |
Little Bailey ell gea yer strea. Din
ma forget, lads, To come and hae a guild |
time on Saturday height at 1880. Per
order fac the Creme.
A company OF four local men have |
formed stock company and filed articles
of association with the secretary of state
under the name of Paul Macetti & Co.,
Inc, of Barre. There are four incorpora
tors and fhe concern is capitalized at
5000 Quarters for granite manu-
featuring business have been leased at
The Louis DeBlois shed on West Second
street and the concern is already at
work
With the farmers in the surrounding
community refusing 81 bushe for pota
.oes and newspaper reports that all over
he country this vegetable is rising in
price with merchants in some places ask.
ng Is cents dozen for the delieacies,
/ Barre man who happened to have six
VI the choicest stock of the Maine crop
tored away, has placed them in the [
window at the Wilmot shoe shop with a
,laeard offering them in exchange for a
sadillac touring car or might consider an |
for 40 Ford roadsters.
Manager Broggi of the italian A. c. is |
n receipt of letter from JEFF" Melan- {
on written from his home in Waverly, i
lass. stating that he would be in St r
lnselms college by the time the letter 7
cached Barre. Melanson is slated for a |
ocular pitching berth on the st. Anselms r
cam this spring and the squad is al i
eady working out in the baseball cage t
t the college gymnasium. The /. A. c. d
is in hopes that the under il
and artist will return to Barre next /
and at the present outlook the /,
hances are strong for his coming il
Cards have been received in Barre an {
ouncing the wedding in Lanesboro Tues. 7
ay of Miss Beatrice Emily Goslant OF Z
nat village and Milton Lloyd Julian OF e
t. Johnsbury. The bride is daughter II
Mitchell Goslant, well known lm- 7
err manufacturer. and has been fire. Y
lent visitor in this city. Mr.. Julian is
nployed in the Caledonia Savings bank
ST. Johnsbury, where he has been To-
tied since Dec l., previous to which
me he was engaged as a clerk in the h,
ranite Savings Bank & Trust Co. in +.
ARE. He is a son of Bennett Julian of =,
arlington avenue and until his removal
st. Johnsbury he was prominent 10.
lily Mr.. and Mrs. Julian will make
eir home in st. Johnsbury.
A youngster who was driving one of al
Ir most common beasts of burden, the ca
rise. down North Main street yester- :
" experienced a novel and thrilling /.
nsation at the Depot square and North 4
ain street intersection as the animal Z
gan to show few of his bucking
oneo tricks by stopping suddenly and X
Icking high in the air. The boy was
uneed out Of the pung sled, and at the
xt instant the horse started on Jump z
ID tried to run away, but the boy
owed his pluck and held tightly to the I
ins, and on the first jump OF the horse J
was bodied back into the sled. The
4 showed his presence of mind and skill Z
see saving the bits in the animals
outh until he had brought the beast to
halt. the boy OF 10 years assuming as
oil an attitude as a man.
Several new members from Montpelier,
IRE and outside towns were present at z
e rehearsal in the Kellogg Hubbard H.
ary of the Montpelier Choral society I
,esday evening which was devoted IN