The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-16
TALK OF THE TOWN
ABOT CO. A.

Miss Hazel Mcliane left to-day foI
Essex, where she will spend the week.
end with relatives.
Harold NJ. Paine left yesterday for
Hartford, Conn, where he will spend a
few days ON business.
John Miller of New York City left
the city yesterday after having made a
brief visit with friends here.
Harry Stow of Walnut street left
last night for New York City, where he
will be employed during the summer.
II. Nj. Kendall of Mount street has
returned to his duties in Boston, after
spending several days with his family.
Edwin Lafonntain, who has been visit
ing at his former home in Stamford,
Conn. returned to Barre this morning.
>. 7. Swerdferger of Marshfeld, who
has been visiting in the city for the
past few days, returned home to-day.
James Rowan of Summer street return.
ed to Barre last night from Bethel, where
he has been visiting relatives for few
DAYS.
Mrs. b. f. Blair, who has been visiting
relatives in Chazy, n. Y, and vicinity for
several days, returned to Barre last
evening.
Charles Southwick of Burlington re-
turned home this morning, after a sew
eral days visit with friends and rela-
tives in the city.
! Mrs. G. III. kendrick and little son OF
Academy street, have returned to Barre,
after spending a few days with Mr.. Ken
drick in st. Adams.
Mrs. James Given of Is Richardson
street returned home last night from
Concord, n. H., where she has been visit
ing for the past two weeks.
The members of Ruth chapter, 0. L. s..
are invited to visit Bob Morris chapter
Montpelier, this evening for the installa-
tion OF their officers. All go if possible
and take the 645 car.
Samuel McMurty from Fort Ticon
deroga, n. Y, who had been making a /
few days visit with mis- niece, Mrs. Ellen
Greene, of Hill street, returned to his |
home yesterday afternoon.
For Sale-The ladies' union will hold
a food sale in the vestry of the Uni
versalist church Saturday afternoon.
Baked beans and brown bread rolls,
bread, dutch cheese, doughnuts and home
made candy, also aprons and fancy ar
tcles homemade by the children.
Special meeting of the Salvation Army
tonight led by Brigadier William An
drews of Hartford Conn, and Adjutant
Alfred Tyler of Boston. Rev. f.. +. New
ell OF the Methodist church will be pres.
ent. Sunday school children will take
part, Everybody welcome.
Police and fire authorities find it neces-
sary again to call attention to the dan
gers incident to starting grass fires I
these spring days. number OF threat
ening vacant lot blaZes have been ignited ,
lately though the carelessness Of people
who build bon-fires and then leave them
to burn out. More often than not. the I
fires are famed by the wind until they
with dry grass or leaves.
Though the efTots of manager Gar.
lens of the Barre All Stars and Mana. 4
yer Hawkins of the Montpelier bowling
team, a series of five games have been
arranged. The first game of the series )
will be rolled at the Buzzell alleys on I
next Tuesday night, April 90 The Barre
All Stars vii be composed of the best !
oilers at the Merlo and also the best 4
oilers at the Buz,elI alleys The sec =
md game of the series of bowling match. :
IS between the Merlo representatives and
he Buzzell representatives will be bowl
d at the Merlo alleys this evening. In
he first game which was bowled at the
we're badly beaten. Is
a number Of people interested in the
pproaching cleanup campaign in Barre y
adhered last evening in the court room Z
Z city hsll to discuss some OF the =,
Methods that are TO feature this years !,
forts 10 rid the city OF unsightly refuse
Other attractions com =
lined 10 keep the attendance down TO Il
minimum which would not permit any
ttempt At organization. but the cam. a,
align was discussed at considera bic IA
angth before the meeting adjourned.
among those who participated in the loi
difference wcrei Alderman Edwin Keast. ri
alderman John r. Cook. Alderman +. In,
: Glysson, Fire Chief c. y. Gladding
irs. w. p. Shepard, who represented the hi
iarre Woman's club. and DIR. J. ". lin
tewart Because Of the small attend AZ
nee. il was decided 20 defer the busi.
ess Of organizing the movement and =;
WAS left with the aldermen n call !,
econd meeting Of citizens some even. =,
" next week. :,
4 man whose business carries him
orthward through the Central Vermont 10
-eight yards every now and then looked 1.
n with mild interest yesterday after -
oon AZ the rather ludicrous attempts 81 ~
hobo to shave one Of his brethren 81 =
10 road. The barber shop comedy was :
lscted under the shadow Of q box rar 80
nd a razor that appeared 10 have been
iatched from = reliquary Of 1851 curios
a. being welded with no small degree
ssperfy over tho hushy face ~ SRI.
over. Both principles appeared 10 b.
the ultimate stage 81 deterioration. 4
= far a. wind aud rain and mud could
rcck their garments 4 had heen done
rom 3 badly ehipped piece ef eafthen.
are ever and anon. the hobo turned har.
y dipped = kuottei brush. The patron 4
the sidctraek BARRIER shop seemed g.
'ar TIE TRYING ordeal and after the On
hing t0ufh 20 VERY rustic anra over (.
ID been ad8ad ti.e barrier earefulit fctd
tha razaf ard stared u SWAY W th Tire
rIsh in TIE taf Of bic cap.
Tie Boston 0pera Go. riensea large
-dirfer - tbe oIsera hauss last evening I
Ia their prndufti0n Of ~ Trafat1rs
te-sl uenirrs eft the eafnuanr iefna 4
p same as arpsarrd iu this oTssra Wtrn
wue sa~saTaeaFHH NrfIva e@fm v-a~aa m.sa 4