The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-20
TALKOFTHE TOWN

Meccano sets three-fourths regular
price at Abbott's.
A 1918 calendar goes with your pur
chase at the Peoples Shoe Store.
Mrs NJ. II. Palmer of Waterbury was
among the visitors in the city yesterday
Strand skis just received, four to eight
feet long; prices, 81 up. G. W. Averil
& Co.
The Ida Read w. c. T. u. will meet
tomorrow afternoon Mt 2:30 at the home
of Mrs. +. d. Beckley, Park street.
! The Book of Books makes the best
Christmas gift of ALL found at the store
of c. S. Andrews, agent for the Vermont
Bible society.
For a Christmas present, buy an An
! des range or nice heater, one, two or
three burner oil stove, Perfection oil
heaters T.. \. Prindle, Worthen block.
Mrs Alex Hanton of Merchant street
left the city this forenoon for Spring
| field, Mass, where she is TO pass several
days in the home Of her sister, Mrs. G. f.
| Butterick.
Carlo Frattini and +. Davidson of
Bridgeport, Conn, and James Brodie and
Douglas Imlah of Greenfield, Mass, have
arrived in the city to pass the holiday
with relatives.
States Atty. Earle r. Davis stated to-
day that the municipal court cases of
Edwin Felt and Carl Atwood, charged
with violations of the liquor law in Mont
peStr will be heard Dec. "a.
At meeting of the members of the
sophomore class of Goddard seminary
held yesterday afternoon at the Goddard
chapel the following class officers were
elected for the ensuing year: President,
Frank ]. Tucker; vice president, Miss
Maude Graves; secretary, Russell Cut
Ter; treasurer, Miss Bailey
w. III. Goodfelow, local piano tuner,
had rather trying experience at the
corner of Elm and Washington streets |
yesterday, when a sleigh in which he |
was riding tipped over in the car tracks, |
1t was with difficulty that the horse was
restrained, and the driver himself was
precipitated from the conveyance, while
piano tools spilled into the snow. James
Cow, who happened to be walking along
the street FASTENED to Mr.. Goodfellows
assistance and aided him in holding the
horse while the sleigh was righted. The
mishap was the first of the winters
series of car track accidents.
wedding of interest to many of the
younger people in the Italian colony of
Barre took place in ST. Monica's church
Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock, when
Miss Anita Negretti, daughter of Mrs
claudina Negretti of Blackwell street,
became the wife of Private Arthur But
tori of G company, I'd cavalry, u. s.
army. The couple were attended by Mr.
md Mrs. Walter Rizzi, and after the
CEREMONY there was an informal recep-
ion in the home of the brides mother
Mrs. Buttori has been engaged as a clerk {
n her brothers store i'm Depot square.
Private Buttori, who is stationed at Fort
Ethan Allen, was a Barre granite cutter 1
,efore he joined the colors.
BY margin of 81 points the Skidoo
cam won from the Combination Five at
he Murphy & Weafer lanes in Pearl T
treet last evening, the match being one
# a series which the two clubs are play
ng this winter for the amateur cham
ionship of the city. The Combination 5
lineup was as follows: Parker 207
'owie 254, w, Ross PAP, Halsall 253, p
}. Ross 240, for total pinfall of l,l96. e
or the Skidoos, the personnel and scor- n
1g power is indicated thus; Connors \
40, cambridge 253, Cleveland 265, Me Il
Donald 23S, keefe 254. The highest total Il
credited to Cleveland and the highest b
ngle string was rolled by Keefe, who o.
lied %. The Skidoo team, with 436 in a
he third frame, obtained the highest al
cam total in any one string N
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