The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-10
TALK OF THE TOWN

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II Colored silk hose SOC pair at Fits
II Dancing tonight at Rowland hall
II Music by NJ. NJ. band orchestra OF eight
II pieces.
Il All Odd Ladies wishing to go to Gran
H teville Friday evening April III, please
Il notify Mrs. Helen A. Stevens, 10 Warren
street, not later than Monday evening,
H the 18th.
Il By special arrangement Of the Boston
Il American, splendid series OF photo
| graphs was taken at the ringslde IN
| Havana and will appear in tomorrow :
Sunday American. Get your order in
early. 0. j. Dodge
| Barre frInds of Antonio Bianchi, a
former resident of this city, will be in
tcrested to learn that he has purchased
his former partners interest in fruit
store at Hanover, n. H., and will con-
duct the business alone in the future.
Mr. Banchi left for Boston few days
ago, after making brief visit here in
Barre.
Albert Boulerice, who pleaded guilty to
a third offense, when arraigned on an
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w. Scott in city court yesterday, re-
turned to the court room last night and
| received straight sentence of 30 days
! in the county jail, where he went under
escort later in the evening Boulerice,
an inmate at the city farm, was ar
rested at the east end of Pearl street
| Thursday evening.
! At the Buzzell alleys last evening the
| first of the series of games was rolled
/ between the Merlo team and the Buzz
] zell team. The team from Merlo's al
leys won two out of three games and
also in total pinfall. The score on the
pinfall was 1850 to 1872. The samel
! men as before mentioned bowled With
the exception of Marriott, whose place
was filled by Scampini. Corcoran and
Marianni were the strongest rollers for
the Merlo team, while Gardens and Mar
riotti rolled the highest for their team.
Marianni rolled no.
The largest crowd of the week wit |,
messed last nights performance OF the
Pendleton company at the opera house,
at which the country store was an added !
attraction Many articles of value We're
fellowship pervadng the scene. Mr.. |
Russell, as the country constable, was
a show in himself. Two complete and
distinct performances will be given to-
night, the first starting at Gas. The
prices, as usual, will remain ten cents
for all parts of the house And there
will be still another change of vaudeville
and pictures.-Advt.
Fred J. Baird of Keith avenue re.
turned to Barre this morning from
Waitsfield, where he has been superin-
tending sugaring operations on his farm.
Mr.. Baird is one of the largest sugar
makers in the Mad river valley. He is
also one Of several farmers in that vicin-
age who has resigned all hope of bump
er maple crop this year. Dry winds have
combined with lack of snow to keep
the flow OF sap down TO minimum, and
before leaving Waitsheld yesterday Mr..
Baird instructed his hired men to gather
the buckets next week.
Devotees of the piscstorial art in Barre !
are getting ready for their annual adj +.
vance on the trout streams, with the
nearing approach Of the open season on !
that elusive species Of the finny tribe.
Next Thursday at dawn the taking of
trout becomes lawful, and, all things -
considered, the season is considered UNI
usually propitious for an early opening.
By virtue of recent legislative enact
nent, fishermen this year must first
.quip themselves with a license, although
iefinte data has not been received at
he city clerks office, where hunting Ii.
-enses are obtained. IL is understood that
he fishers license il 10 he retailed for
nominal fee, q charge OF Al being made
where hunting and fishing license are
combined by the applicant. Here IN
Sarre. the fishing licenses cannot be pro-
ured until the city clerk has received
lis instructions from the state FISH and
-sme commissioner.
Under the auspices Of Granite lodge,
20 IS. r. and A. NJ, Rev Edgar Gross
and Of the First Presbyterian church l!
ave an interesting illustrated lecture in
he Masonic asylum last evening on the
uhject, Operative Masonry and Its Ac.
omplishmcnts. Upwards Of $50 Ma
ons were present TO follow the pastor
through his interesting descriptive ansly-
Is Of Masonry, its origin, achievements,
nd aims. Seventy-fve lantern slides
epicted wildly some Of the points which
be- lecturer emphasized in his address.
ollowing the lecture, there were in
armal remarks and q victrola concert, II
he nadine having been loaned the *
,dge through the kindness Of Hooker
co. A substantial luncheon brought
very enjoyable evening 20 is close. b
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n, Mr.. Grassland will deliver a lecture
y Africa a lecture which pleased IA
any in the First Presbyterian church
few weeks ago The affair win b.
I'd under the auspices ~ 81 Alderman Z