The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-10
TALK OF TIE TOWN
New millinery nt Ahbott's.


| N. H., where he will visit relatives for
an extended time.
Roy Anderson of 20 Warren street
left yesterday for Bethel where he VIII
romain for a few days
Special showing OF sample suits ior
special orders at Abbott's on Friday,
Saturday and Monday.
Mrs. Anna Halliday Of Elm street LETT
last night for Bellows Falls, where she
will make stay Of several days.
Fred j. Baird of so Elm street re-
turned yesterday from visit with rela-
tives in Waitsdeld, his former home
A meeting OF the Glenugie club will be
held in Clan Gordon hall Wednesday,
Feb. TO- at 1880 o'clock. Per order pres
ident.
+. Garcia left the city this morning
for White River Junction, where ne viii
pass the remainder Of the week with
friends
Miss Margaret Corvin Of Jonesville
is passing week in the city as the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. John s. Mmley
of Summer street,
Mrs Michael Buzzi, who was removed
to the City hospital for treatment last
week, has returned to her home in the
b. Tomasi block.
Bernard Manning who has been max
ing his home in this city for the past
two months, returned TO Waltham,
Mass, yesterday and will make his home
there.
Emery j. Newhall of Orange street
and Mari r. Perry of Washington street
left yesterday for Plainfeld, where they
will remain in camp at Pigeon pond for
a few days,
Glenn Z. wilkins, who represented
Morrisville in the legislature OF 1912,
has returned to his home, after bus
mess visit of several days in this city
and at the capital.
Ensign Parsons of the local Salvation
Army corps left this morning for Beth
ell. where he will make his headquar-
tiers for few days while doing field
work in Windsor and Orange counties.
Mrs. Charles A. Spencer and little
daughter are visiting at the home OF the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w, A.
Plastridge in Mortified, while Mr., Plas-
fridge is attending the automobile show
in Boston.
Mrs. 4. H. Metcalf and daughter, who
have been visiting in Barre and Mont
pelicr for week, left yesterday tor
Burlington, where they will make a brief
stay with relatives, before going 20
their home in Brattleboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank ID. Sartell of
North Main street left last evening for
Boston, where they will pass the remain
der of the week. During their absence,
Mr.. Sartell plans to inspect the exhibits
at the Boston auto show.
The third of a series of tournaments
in billiards, pool and duplicate whist
will be held in the rooms of the Vincitia
club this evening. The Apollo club Of
Montpelier and the Yincitia club are
to be the contestants. A buffet luncheon
will follow the competitions.
Alexander Milne of Newark, n, J.,
former resident OF Barre, is passing a
week with his two sons in this city. Mr..
Milne will be remembered here as a
greenskeeper at the Barre Coli clubs
links in Cherryvale park for several sea
sons. His friends will be interested to
learn that he has been engaged TO serve
during the coming season as green's
keeper ON large golf course just out
side the city limits of Newark He viii
assume his duties April 10.
Orange lumbermen have given up the
idea OF moving on runners the accumu
lation Of this winters logging opera
tions Not in number OF seass<s has
the dearth of snow interfered so serious
ly with transportation between this city
and Orange. A man from that vicinity
who passed through Barre yesterday
with load OF heavy timber sticks for
the Morrison farm, said that many
thousands Of feet Of lumber would have
u be moved on wheels during the spring
and summer
New maple sugar made is appearance
in local markets yesterday, although the
product was exhibited in small quanti-
tics and one dealer In particular who
had busted of his first OF the season"
window card. did not give any gold bono
that the article displayed was simon
pure. II was explained that the new
brew existed in such minute quanti-
ties that il was thought best 20 mix
Ia sprinkling of the 1914 crop. Farm
ers who pride themselves yearly IN be-
ing the first 10 rush new sugar into the
stores have been sitting tight thus far
and the impression, on a whole, prevails
that the market viii not BE- glutted with
this years maple sugar until snow
storm Of goodly proportions succeeds
the present period Of raw north winds.
Pending the establishments Of indus
trial conditions IN Barre. very little out
going freight IL being moved in the
yards Of the Central Vermont railroad
these DAYS and for the first time in FIVE
wears heavy freighting il AZ an extreme
" low cbb. When the granite industry
d carried on under normal conditions.
the freight yards, extending from the
passenger station az far north a. the
Blackwell street bridge are the srcne ~
much activity even ia the winter. An
order from the freight department IN So /
Adams which became effective this week
has resulted IN the temporary laying OF /
OF the Barre ward crew in consequence Of 4
which n sizable number 81 men are ! De-. I
A shifting crew from Montpelier has /
been ordered 20 move the small iunps .
of freight consigned 90 distant points
Supper hours circle IN the home n ]. 4
s Chnau az 9 Ahern place last even
ing was disturbed ~ the odor Of smoke
which perr0lated down throuoh The
sfoteripe hole and mingled with the
frnrant aroma 81 boiling apolas Mr.
cihran himself vaa the FIRST a. datneh
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