The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-10
TALK OF THE TOWN

\ j. Il. Smart left yesterday Tor New
York City, where he will visit Tor
few days.
H. L. Reynolds of 100 Washington
street has gone to Boston on a Short
business trip.
Miss Emma Darling left yesterday fol
Buffalo, n. Y, where she will visit rela
tives for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. p. Richardson of L
Summer street left last night for Bos
ton for a few days visit
Miss Joyce Bisbee of Montpelier is
making an extended visit with Miss Eva
Smith of Summer street.
Mrs. f. A. Beach of Waterbury and
her brother, NJ A. Smith, are visiting
Mrs. Parks at r. L. Clarks.
Miss FlorencN Martin of Is Eastern
avenue was operated upon at the City
hospital yesterday for appendicitis
Mrs. Lottie LeBaron is spending a
few days with her sister, Mrs. George
Raymond, at the Sharon house at Shar-
on. sesagEs
New England Order of Protection
meeting tonight will begin promptly at
! o'clock. A public card party will fol-
low.
George Rorys of the Barre Candy
Kitchen left this noon for New York
City, where he will remain for an ex-
tended visit.
Regular monthly meeting of the trus-
tees of the Barre City hospital this even
] ing in school commissioners room, in
the city building.
The mission study class of the Church
of the Good Shepherd win meet with
Mrs. NJ. D. Lamb, Summer street, Thurs
day evening at 1880,
Mrs. r. j. Attridge of South Main
street has returned from Waterbury,
where she was called by the illness of
her mother, who is much improved in
health.
Among those who left last night and
to-day for Boston, in order to attend
the auto exhibition, are A. p. Abbott,
Mr. and Mrs. Fritz jackson, and Mrs.
II. f. Cutler.
Men employed by the gas company
began work this morning in the Daylight
store, putting in a complete system Of
| lighting. When finished, the store will
be one Of the finest lighted in the state.
The funeral of Victor John Spencer,
infant SON of r. J. Spencer, was held
! from the home, 10 Elmore street, on
Monday afternoon. Rev. G.. II. Holt off
eating. Interment was in Hope Gene
/ terry.
The literature class OF the Barre Wom
ans club will meet in Aldrich hall Fri
day evening at 7:30 o'clock. Henry Jack
son will give talk on Victor Hugo
and his work All ladies of the club
are invited TO attend.
Natalie Liebero, who has conducted a
barber shop at 4s0 North Main street
for the past few years, has sold his
shop, which is located in the basement
OF the Griffin store, opposite Berlin
street 20 a Granite street barber, who
has already taken possession. Mr.. Lie
bero has gone TO San Francisco, Cal,
where he viii attend the Panama Pa
cfc exposition. II conditions are favor
able. Mr.. Liebero plans 10 open a barber
shop somewhere on the Pacific coast.
Barre assessors, Martin Riley, q. j. l.
Matthews, and Augustus NJ. Rossi, are
setting their house in order at the city
hall. preparatory 10 the work Of leyying
assessments in anticipation Of the 1918
tax budget By comparison with last
year. when quadrennial appraisals were
made. the volume Of work looming up in
front Of the assessing board is much less
imposing. The board of aldermen has
given the assessors carte blanche in the
matter OF hiring assistants, purchasing
stationery, etc. and within very short
time the Office az city hall viii have
been cleared for the multitudinous de-
tails which enter into the preliminary
work The real work begins April 1, /
but long before that date arrives the
assessors will have got their machinery /
ready for the big task.
The remains Of Beatrice Elizabeth 81
monds, the little daughter Of Mr. and /
Mrs. Archie r. Simonds Of II Boynton /
street. will be brought 10 the city this
evening over the Central Vermont rail 1
road az 1920 O'Clock. The body viii be
taken 10 the home Of the ehild's grand 4
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George Simonds. 1
al Q Hin street. where funeral services i
will be held Thursday afternoon az II
o'clock. Rev. p p. Newell pastor Of
the Hedding Methodist church, viii BE-
the officiating clergyman, and the r..
mains will BE- placed In the receiving
vault az Elmwood cemetery. The death /
OF the child occurred a. the sauatorium
IN Randolph Monday evening after an
illness which began two weeks ago while /
the little girl and her mother were visit.
ing il Randolph She was three years
and two months Old. and besides her par.
euts and grandparents she leaves
Younger sister, Doris.
City Engineer George a. Reed e ~
anre street Prank A Walker and Wiz
lard o. Walker 81 thf firm II Walker
81 Walker, and "a 8 Cufrier county
supervisor 81 highways. are among The
Barre engineers who plan . attend the
third annual meeting Of The Vermont
-peiafr - engineers. uhifh meets to-
morrow The business meeting which
begins fn sac forenoon. WI cunrinae in
TIRE carly Afternoon with rtpurts from
the staining committees. and 60 b-8
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) round table EHuar james Hartnezs
1f Springfield PAST president e thf
American sonsty 81 Mechanical Eur
u.ars rfH speak 81 thf o'rio.k ret
fur ~ aNe-maut and the FuE'msers
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