The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-03-31
TALK OF THE TOWN
LaFrance shoes at Fits.
Calarad pl,,rnaa of Abbnttfa fnr

Colored plumes ut Abbotts for $3.50
| New line OF Sampson galatea Mt Fits.
Ready-to'wear ladies' hats at Abb
bolts.
Only to-day in which to pay that dog
| license.
Only two more days to see that big
people act at the Pavilion. Adyt.
Quick and sanitary service in clearly
surroundings. Ross barber shop, Depot
suare.
To Rent Large furnished room. All
modern convenences. o. N. Granger, 10
Merchant street.
John Sector OF Division street began
work this morning as clerk IN the
Z. A. Drown pharmacy.
Fred Colette of Hardwick arrived in
the city this forenoon to make an ex-
tended visit with friends.
Albert Lameri OF Hardwick arrived in
the city to-day to make an extended
visit as the guest of friends.
William Deans left yesterday for Wa
teryille, N. ", where he will be em-
ployed during the summer months.
Mrs. F. A. Mccarthy of Averill street
went yesterday to Erancohia, n. H.,
where she will pass a week with her
parents.
Paul Swasey and his sister, Miss Ha-
eel Swasey, of Waterbury arrived in the
city yesterday for weeks visit with
relatives.
Mrs. II. J. Page returned to-day to her
home at Cambridge Junction, after pass.
ing a few days with relatives on Wash
ington street.
Mrs. N. NJ. Nelson of Merchant street
went yesterday to Waterbury, where she
will be the guest of her daughter, Mrs
Howard lockwood.
James Mcdonnell of Buffalo, n. Y,
arrived in the city yesterday to pass
few days on business connected with the
Mcdonnell & Sons Granite company.
Better get in early at the Pavilion.
There was full house last night at 7:l5
to see the cabaret school room act 1t
is scream from start to finish.Advt.
The regular monthly business meet
ing of the ladies' union of the Univer
salist church will be held Wednesday
afternoon at $3.50 in the church par
lor.
Fires Of Fate" two-reel Rex drama
featuring Wallace Reid; a Frontier com
edy, "Slim Becomes q Cook" also q
Crystal, "That Internal Machine" at
the Bijou.--Ady.
Miss Faun Barney of South Barre was
a visitor in the city this forenoon on
her way to St. Johnsbury for a weeks
visit as the guest of her sisters, Misses
Ray and Grace Barney.
Special meeting of Ruth chapter, No.
80, O. L. s., will be held Wednesday
evening, April /, at o'clock. Work and
refreshments. Officers will please meet
at o'clock for practice.
James Walker arrived in the city yes
terday from Concord, n. H.. where he
has been spending few weeks since re-
turning early in March from an extend
ed stay at his former home in Aber.
deem, Scotland.
Mrs Lena Monti and son returned last
night from Quincy, Mass, where they
have been visiting for the past few
weeks. They were accompanied by
Frank Cato, who has also been visiting
there for the past month.
"The best sap day in five years" de-
clared r. G. Little, the well known Barre
Town maple sugar maker, when inter
viewed over the phone this morning in
an interval between his busy minutes;
sits running almost stream and from
every tree in the woods IL began early
in the morning and has kept il up ever
since" Mr. Little had made IS gallons
of syrup up to this morning, and he ex-
poets to have one of the biggest years
in long time.
Socialists from outlying towns in
Washington county and the city central
committee of Barre have decided to OBJ
serve the international Labor day, May
j, this year. Committees representing
different county locals have joined with
Barre Socialists in boosting the move
ment and somethag OF an elaborate
celebration is in the making, A com
mittee consisting of Richard Cisrdi, An
tonic Broggi and John T. Callaghan are
forming plans for the day and as early
as yesterday arrangements were being
made for field program and a banquet
in the evening.
April / is the last day for licensing
male and female dogs at the minimum
rate. All day to-day the city clerks
office was besieged by dog owners anx-
ious to profit by the allowance which the
city makes for promptness in remit
tances. One year ago to-day 2l5 CANNES
had been registered the day before the
time limit. To-day 252 dog owners, or
81 more than last year, had hustled to
make things right with the city clerk.
Each year sees fewer number OF dogs
unlicensed April Q. Latterly $50 has
represented the normal dog population
of Barre, although in years gone by the
census returns often indicated an en-
rollment of $50 canine pets.
With the sale yesterday of farm
and buildings which she has owned for |
some time, Mrs. John Ryle of Mont
pelier has completed the disposal of all
her property in East Montpelier. The !
was effected through George |
w. Chandler, the Montpelier represen-
tative of the d. "A. Perry Real Estate
agency, and the purchaser is Walter |
Sanders. The Ryle farm is located near
Wright's MILL so called, and contains
l45 acres of land. house, barns and |
several outbuildings. A few weeks ago /
the personal effects, stock, tools and |
crops were sold at auction by ID. A.
Perry The present occupant, A. I.
will vacate the place at
once. The property adioins large
farm owned by Mr.. Sanders.