The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-04-18
TALK OF THE TOWN

Hospital ball tonight, Rowland hall
Everybody out.
A golden opportunity to save none,
on your footwear at Shea's this week.
\ Amateur printing and developing dom
at the Troup studio. Bring in your film
and have them promptly finished
Lovers of music, don't forget the organ
recital and concert Friday night, Baptis
church.-adv.
The officers of Bright Star Rebekal
lodge, No. Is, are requested to be pres
emit at the meeting this evening for prac
tice.
Selling out this week Homer Fits big
stock OF women's and children's high anc
low shoes at some price. Shea's Shoe
Store.
Mrs. Mary B. Nichols, who has been
visiting relatives in the -:ty during the
past few days, returned yesterday to
Waterbury.
Jed. Sharkey, who has been passing the
winter and early spring at the home OF
Alex Blair, left this morning for an ex-
tended visit with relatives in Middle
bury.
| Notice, members of the Barre Sewing
club for the allies; 1t is decided that
the sewing meetings are to be continued
for the present. meetiar will be held
at Mrs. J. G. Morrisons, 6 Laurel street,
Thursday evening at o'clock. Bring
shears and material for knitting.
Harold LABEL, who has been visiting
at the home of his mother, Mrs Ella
LABEL of the Morse block the past week,
returned yesterday to New Haven, Conn,
where he win resume his duties at the
Winchester Repeating Arms Co. plant.
Canton Brothers, Inc, have completed
plans for the erection of an annex to
their granite plant on Smith street and
work on the addition, which is to be an
nexed to the motor room, will be gotten
under way at once. The new building
Is to have dimensions of % and II feet.
company OF nearly 50 Red Men, rep.
resenting lroqueis tribe of Barre, went
TO Montpelier last evening to work the
adoption degree on class of candidates
presented by Sioux tribe. The Granite
City braves were warmly received by
the Sioux tribesmen and after the cere-
monial there was a feast OF corn and
venison.
The prizes offered by the Barre Coli
club for last season, also cup to be
played for by beginners during the pres
ent season, are on exhibition in George
w. Tilden's window. The prizes will be
presented to the winners of the various
competitions at club social in X. of p.
hall Friday evening, April 90 After the
presentation there will be short pro-
gram, followed by card playing, bridge |
and 500. Refreshments will be served. |
Club members are urged to be present |
and to bring friends. With little warm
weather, the Barre course will be in
shape for playing. A dozen or more club
played last Saturday and
found the course in good condition.
At city hall Monday afternoon at 3
o'clock Miss Erminia Colombo of Column
bia place and Louis Berini of c street
were married by Justice of the Peace A.
A. Sargent. The bride was attended by
her sister, Miss Eliza Colombo, and
America Berini, brother OF the groom
acted as best man. At the knights of
Columbus hall Monday evening Mr.. and
Mrs. Berini received their friends at a
wedding festival. Many guests were
present and after substantial wedding
supper dancing was enjoyed. The couple
ire to make their home on c street. Mr..
Berini is employed in Barre as a granite
.utter. His bride was formerly engaged
Is a clerk in the Bostcn Bargain store.
Splendidly equipped poultry farm; now
paying $50 weekly; one half mile from
south Barre; 400 hens, horse, wagon, :
leigh, power bone cutter, grinder and
mixer, farm machinery, etc. With this
esirable property, seven-room house,
arm, shop, colony houses and henneries,
IL in extra good shape. Can accommo-
ate 500 hens, four acres of land. A
nance of lifetime, all ready for you to
AXE immediate possession, with good in :
ONE. Fowls are all pure bred and now
reducing 90 dozen eggs weekly. A lot of q
ruit trees. Owner will sell if closed
ut within three or four days, at $1,000
OF everything. You will be surprised u
hat so much is included and buildings
re so good. See the ID. A. Perry Real
state Agency to-day. Tel. 2s5-M.-adv.
News is received in Barre of the we'd
ing of Miss Clara Belle Murray, daugh- L
,r of Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Murray of
and Wallace Joseph Mayo, son
| Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Mayo of Barre, W
he ceremony having been celebrated in b
{. Mary's Catholic church at Middle NJ
lry, Monday morning, nuptial mass be- ri
q in charge of the pastor, Rev. I. J. p'
eonard. The bride was attended by pl
ISIS Irene Sird and Clayton Mayo, a e,
other of the groom, was the other at al
ndant. After the ceremony the bridal to
lrty drove to the home of the brides ga
lrents, where a wedding dinner was as
rived. After a brief honeymoon in or
-eenfield and other Massachusetts TO
WINS. Mr.. and Mrs Mayo viii come to tr
arre to make their home, the former co
wing employment here. te