The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-16
TALK OF THE TOWN

Frank Rock left to-day for ~. Adams
where he will visit friends for a few
days.
Marble day Wednesday, March II, at
Tilden Shoe Cos. store, See coupon IN
to-day's paper.
Regular meeting Of the ladies auXll'
larry to Clan Gordon, No. II, tonight
at 1880 o'clock.
George l.. Sawyer of st. Johnsbury
arrived this morning and is visiting rela-
tiyes for few days.
Frederick Mann of Summer street left
yesterday for Boston, where he Will re-
main for an extended visit.
William Brown, who has been visiting
relatives in Warren for the past two
weeks, returned home to-day.
Miss Eta Anderson of Burlington re-
turned home yesterday afternoon after
visiting with relatives in the city for the
past week.
Leland Brown of Quincy, Mass, has
returned to his home, after spending
several days visiting friends and reia-
tiyes in this city
Edward Bell of West street returned
to this city this morning after visiting
relatives in the northern part OF the
state for several weeks.
"Peg o. the Wilds," two-reel !. NJ. z
drama, featuring William Shay; also
Edna Maison and Joe King IN suspend
ed Sentence" at the Bijou.
Joseph Bascom and daughter, who
have been visiting the formers son-ln'
law in Barre Town, returned this fore
noon to his home in Champlain, n. y
Mrs. G. n. Morrison, who has been
making an extended stay in this vicin-
ity, has gone to Lake Megantic, 7, Q.
where she win make a sojourn OF several
weeks.
"The Door Of Hope" rendered by
James Bennett, will be one of the musi
cal features at the st. Patrick's celebra
ton in Howland hall next Wednesday
evening.
Best for Growing Children-Cummine
Jersey milk; about four inches Of cream
in every bottle: measure yours, Their
phone 392 IA: direct from the farm te
family; delivered morning and night.
Miss Margaret Walker of II Grant
avenue left this morning for Nergennes
where she will make a stay Of several
days in the family Of her brother. Prin'
cipal James C. Walker, OF the Nergennes
high school.
Regular review Of Harmon hive, No.
HI. o. T. NJ, Wednesday at 1880 p. m
The Maccabees' supreme COMMANDER
Rose Miller, will be present, Initiation
Refreshments viii be served. Guards
please wear uniforms.
Mr.. and Mrs. George B, Milne OF
lSpauldng street, who left yesterday on a
trip to Colorado and thence to the Pan.
anna Pacific exposition, were accompanied
by their son, Edmund Milne, instead Of
Mrs. Mines mother, Mrs. J. II. Jones Of
fremont street, as was previously re-
ported
Miss Gertrude Slayton, who for two
years was employed as an assistant IN
the dental Office of DIR. ID. c. Watt and
who has until recently held a similar
position in large Office in Worcester,
| Mass. has been secured by Or. A. 6.
Foster as an assistant in his dental Of
fee in Barre. Miss Slayton began her
duties there last week.
TO night the city council will hold is
first meeting under the new administra.
ton. Several matters Of Importance are
to he considered and il is possible that
the question Of extending the meter sys.
tenn IN the water department viii be de-
hated az length So far as could be
learned TO day none OF the appointments
vet 10 be made in the city government
are 10 be- submitted to the board Of al
dermcn. A majority Of the more impor.
ltant Offices are sti. hanging fire, al
though new city attorney aud minor
officials We're named az a special session
last week.
A number Of Barre motion picture men
went TO Montpelier early this afternoon
TO attend a hearing before the ways and
means committee IN the state legislature
on a bill recently introduced BY Repre-.
sentative J. W. Miller Of Bethel. Legis.
Ilation contemplated in the bill would es-
ltablish a state tax on the movies ranging
IN sire from $40 to SIS and upward, ac.
cording 70 the seating capacity Of the
theatre. Projectors Of motion picture
establishments IN nearly every large CEN
ter Of population IN Vermont have been
attracted 20 the capitol by the hearing
and IL 4 understood that strenuous o..
rosition 10 the bin viii - uncovered
when the committee gets together. Pic.
ture men make the point that govern
meut. municipal and property taxes arr
iquite enough AZ the present time, with
out the addition Of 3 state tax.
Al the home of Mrs William Rogers
81 Allen street 10 lady friends Of Mrs.
IN Wiley gathered yesterday afternoon
10 tend her = farewell party before her
return 20 Boston Mrs.. Wiley had gone
g. oau On Mrs Rogers and she had no
linking Of The surprise until the gucsts
rushed I'll The afternoon and evening
were Pleasantly passed iu d soeial man
ner ~ playing cards. including whist.
hunco and other games. one - the ts-st
hours enjoyment came uhen e. o'einek
r. hles we're - nnd the guests 81 deen
a. hatrtfnl driver Later rn the
evening. Mrs. A. Il Pieroe presented Ars
Wiurf teHutiful silver toilet 80 case
= behalf 81 thnsc present. ae surprisf
sia nat end here e. moment iatff Mrs
parrrs vac presented string 81 coral
bsls aIrs Eorrrs and Mrs Wiley
Isff.nueh serr rueh surprised s1fu 70
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artr b-alr 90 81 ertenftne SIRE N3.
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