The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-01
TALK OF THE TOWN

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, Lindenoid waterproof soles at Char.
I bonneaus. Leather strips for sale. Base
ment Worthen block.
Dancing in Rowland hall every Satur-
day evening. Montpelier Military band
orchestra. Ladies free
Alex Ross returned last night from
Northfeld, where he has been visiting
for the past few days.
William r, Rock of Farewell street
left this morning for week end visit
with relatives in ST. Adams.
Louis Mcmahon returned TO his home
IN Burlington this morning, after spend
ing week in the city on business.
Q. 9. Carpenter of Essex Junction re-
turned home yesterday, after passing
short time in this city on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernice L. Newcomb
/ of Allen street are passing the week
end with relatives in Essex junction.
Charles Little of Warren street left
this morning for Mortified, where he
will spend few days, visiting relatives.
Miss Harriet Hood of East Barre is
visiting at the home of Miss Louise
Partridge of Summer street for few
days
| Miss Susan Nichols of Richardson
street left this morning for Burlington,
where she will make weekend visit
with relatives.
Several members of CAROLS orches-
ira left the city Friday afternoon for
Jeffersonville, where they played for
May dance in the village hall last even
ing.
Raymond Tierney, the Barre manager
Of the Vermont Real Estate and Insur-
ance company, left day for Boston,
where he will spend few days on bus
mess.
Nr. and Mrs Mark Simonds left the
city last evening for Boston, where they
will make brief visit with relatives,
going next week to Quincy, for a more
extended stay.
Miss Eva Danyeau, who has been Wis
iting relatives in upper Graniteville for
the past three weeks, was a visitor in
the city this morning, while on her way |
to Champlain, n. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Lander of Is |
South Main street, returned yesterday !
afternoon from Burlington, where they
have been visiting relatives and friends
for the past few days.
To compete with gas, beginning May
l. the price of mixed dry, hard and soft
slabs will be 81 per load. Cheapest fuel
for summer use. Arthur S. Martin, 43
Park street Phone 53-W.
The Barre All Stars bowling team
having won the intercity championship
by taking three straight games from
the Montpelier team, tue fourth game
Of the series, which was to have been
rolled at the capital last evening, was
Charles Mills, who is a member of the
city last night for a two weeks visit I
with his family on East street. Mr.. Mills
was accompanied by Roy Smith, who is
engaged as an advance man for the
same company.
II. NJ. Farnham, the horse man, will
lold his next t46thl big combination
auction sale of horses and other prop
srty at his stables in Montpelier on Fri !
lay, May I, 1915. He is just in from the
West with a carload OF fresh horses since |
he last sale. c. F. Smith, auctioneer. /
Barre baseball fans will have their
hoice OF two games this afternoon un- f,
ess il is decided TO defer the contests .
IN account of unpropitious weather. At ]
he Lincoln school campus Spauldng is
cooked for game with the b. A. c. and /.
4 the same time Goddard seminary viii /
" playing its first game with the ltal' !
An A. C., at the Berlin street field.
In the Rowland hall last evening, .
bout 80 couple attended the exhibit I
ion dancing that was given under the o
uspices OF Professor Elmore. Nearly "
II in attendance were the young peo- i.
he that Mr.. EImore has been giving n
assons during the winter. All acquit- g
ed themselves very well. A number Z
the audience came from Montpelier. a
,uring the evening. sandwiches, waters G
nd punch were served q
A consignment of 10000 trout fry
rom the United States fish hatchery at 4
oxbury arrived at the Central Vermont A
tation this morning and was turned ?
yer to a party Of local sportsmen who y
ave leased the fishing rights on a brook u
hich wends its way through the towns q,
Berlin and Mortified James Park. =
!. James Hector, Frank SASH and Al. y
srt Tonguay went 20 Berlin this fore !,
bon with the trout fry and under the :,
rection OF Mr.. Parker. who for several \,
Ears was a game warden in his native u,
,wn of 1t. Blazie Eng. the consign- -
ent was placed in the water. Having 4,
Jtained permission from the state fish NJ
ld game commissioners to screen l.,
ction Of the brook, the owners Of the n
v went prepared 20 insert screens al or