The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-11
TALK OF THE TOWN

| tdli ioTtW, WHO nus DtfH NlsitinP u
iardwick for some time, returned T.
this city yesterday.
State Commissioner Charles A. Plum
ley and party OF Northfield friend
were in the city to-day,
John NJ. Mansur Of South Main stree
left this morning on a business trip 4
Vergennes and Rutland.
Beginning Monday, May 10. we vii
run autos between Barre and Montpelier
l5c each way, or 25c going and return
ing, Perry Auto Co.
Mrs. Lucy Scott of 10 Richardson
street has gone TO Concord, n. H., where
she will make visit with her grand
daughter, Mrs William Drew.
Henry Carroll of Beacon street, who
has been employed as bell hop in the
hotel Vermont at Burlington, has re.
turned to his home for the summer
A number of Barre Knights of Colum.
bus went to Montpelier to-day to at
tend the funeral of William Miller,
whose death occurred in the capital Sat
urday evening.
Miss Beatrice Moody of Albany n Y,
who is passing two weeks vacation
with her mother in this city, went this
morning to her home in Mortified for II
few days. visit with friends.
| Everett G. Jackson, who has been pass
ing few days at his fathers home in
Brookfeld and with friends in the city,
returned this morning to Burlington to
resume his studies at the University of
| Vermont.
On the Italian A. G. baseball schedule
| is st. Anselm's college of New Hamp-
shire, and the date that has been set
is Thursday of this week at Rangers
field off Berlin street. st. Anselm's
! comes here with considerable reputa-
ton.
Among the pictures to be shown at
the opera house tonight from 7 to 3
o'clock are the following: "Tbe Valley OF
Bourne, France" 1.-THE Life of Ants" "A
Picturesque Journey in Western France"
German Cavalry Maneuvers," prom
enade in Rome" Admission, Zoe; chill
dren, DC.
Miss Alice Sullivan, who has been
making stay of several weeks at her
home in Hardwick, returned to Barre
last night and resumed her duties in the
North Main street office of Boutwell,,
Milne & Narnum. Miss Sullivan has
been absent from the city since last
summer, when she left Vermont for an
extended stay with relatives in Iowa.
Miss Ina Cutler, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Cutler of South Barre, was
taken to the City hospital last evening
in the Perry & Noonan ambulance. I'm |
on her arrival at the hospital, |
Miss Cutler submitted to an opera ton. |
To-day it was stated that she had re-
from the operation and that her
was considered comfortable
At the Rangers field yesterday after
noon the d. C., V. ball team added an
other victory to their list when they de-
teated the clerks, doing so in the ninth
inning and winning by score of 9 to s.
J. Williams held the batting honors of
he day, getting a triple, double, and a
single. The batteries: ID. c. V--Cal.
'agni and Calderara; clerks A. Williams
md Susena This afternoon the ID. c.
i. team is scheduled to play the White
>ox.
The report that Mrs. William Cassie.
former resident, was a passenger on
he Lusitania, when il was torpedoed
VI kinsale, Ireland, last Friday, is given
little credit by friends OF the woman in
his city. Ii is known that Mrs Cassie,
Who has been passing some time in New
York. contemplated a trip to England
nd il was believed that she had engaged
'assage on the Lusitania, 4 search of
he passenger lists however. fails to dis
lose her name. and among her acquaint-
noes here there is a feeling that she
deferred her trip to England.
Barre's method Of entertaining the
'ew England cemetery superintendents
n the occasion OF their visit TO this I
ection last summer is 10 b. copied by I
Westerly granite men who expect to en- !
ertain the superintendents in June. The Z
God time which the delegates had in
his city is being used by the association \
Ulcers 80 inducing every superintendent !
D attend the gathering in Rhode Island
bis year. june Z aud 5 are the dates
I the summer outing and after an in I
pection OF the principal cemeteries In ,
rovidence on the morning of the 9Th,
be- superintendent will devote the fol-
wing day 10 an inspection Of the guar. ,,
es at Westerly. Point Judith Mar
lgansett Supt Alex. Hanton Of the
ARE city cemeteries aud u. r. Cutler. !.
member Of the cemetery commission. q
h planning to take part in the outing
A reader in The Times who has been
.ceitiBg = list Of ten "donts" sent out 4
= the United States forest service IN Y
with it, attempt to secure "
iblic corporation In the Wofk II ~. u
iciug forest fires 90 = minimum. sug- d
.sts that the frst three Of the ten "for- ~
a. commandments might be- applicable y
sections who're the wooded growth =
replaced BY something lees terdant. =
th0uah quite ~ fuaammable 10 has ~
ference to tie Ere damage done yes =
fdav when an awning IN front 81 tho
j. Ladd Co.'S store caught Ere. pre- \.
mablF from q lighted cigarette care
ely Thrown from windou The =
onfs- Don't throw vour match auav I.
~ von ere sure 10 ). out Don't drop
garette ~ cigar butts until the GLOW
sntiugllisiod Don't knocl aut vour 4
- asies nhile bot treaning sshesl ~
trre fhev un fan INTO drv leaves or
.aeF infammahlf material
Two Barre hays were ~ tisis mpfnsng \
iane bike ti.at ufn take tham 81
De- ai1Ha tif Green Mountain frnI