The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-06
TALK OF THE TOWN
0. Il. S. ball Feb. 10.
Gossard eorsets at Fits.

1t will pay you well to read Perrys
ad. for Saturday.
A regular meeting of local 4ss, M. T.
o., will be held in the bandroom Sunday
Feb, 7.
Daniel Castillini left yesterday for
Milford, N. H., where he will remain LOT
a few days.
The Clover club will meet with Mrs.
b. w. Hooker. IL Park street. at 2'3o
Monday afternoon.
Earl Bacon OF Burlington arrived TINS
morning for a few days visit IN the
city with relatives.
All those going on the X. OF G. sleigh
ride Tuesday night are asked to notiiy
Papn Bros. at once.
William G. Adams returned last even
ing from an extended business trip
through the middle west in the interests
of the United Granite Cos.
III. A. lockwood, who has been attend.
ing the Eastman School OF Professional
Photography in Boston for the past lew
days. returned home to-day.
James T. Kenefck Of Washington
street returned this morning from Nor.
risyilIe, where he refereed basketball
game PLAYED last night between Hard
wick and Stowe high school.
Mrs. Bertha Edwards and daughter,
Miss Nadine Edwards, of Laconia, n H.,
are in the city, having been called here
to attend the funeral OF the former Z
mother, Mrs. Alice (Childs) Richardson
of Camp street.
Artisans in the employ Of G. A. Heath,
who for the past week have been engaged
in refnishing and decorating the interior
Of the Homer Fits store, completed their
task to-day. In many respects, the Fits
store is now one of the most attractive
dry goods establishments in Vermont
Attorney Albert A. Sargent of French
street has gone to Bradentown, Fla,
where he win Join Mrs. Sargent and chill
dren. who are passing the winter there
with Mrs. Sargent's father, DIR. Barton.
Mr.. Sargent expects TO be absent until
March |, when he viii accompany his
family back to Barre.
Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Badger of Nor
risville. Mr.. and Mrs. G. +. Badger OF
North Montpelier Mr.. and Mrs. L. J.
Badger of Walden, Mrs. Clyde Welfoot
and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Gordon of st
Johnsbury are in the city having been
called here to attend the funeral OF Wells
NJ. Badger, which was held this after
noon.
The funeral OF Walter +. Bugbee
whose death early Friday morning fol
lowed long period of failing health, was
held az the undertaking rooms at A. w
1 Badper'& Co. this afternoon at 3 O'Clock
| II was expected that Rev George II
| Holt. pastor OF the First Baptist church
would officiate and the remains were &c
be placed in the receiving vault at Elm
wood cemetery.
There are indications that an unusual
II w large number Of voters viii be dis
\ franchised at the coming March meeting
\ through their failure 20 settle their de
\ linquent taxes with the collector. Out
standing bills OF this nature viii inter
] fere with the voters right TO exercise
the suffrage whether the tax accounts
were due in 1918, 1914, or any preyion'
year.
Five witnesses subpoenaed to cltl
' court TO show cause why gum-vendinl
machines seized by the police shall moi
be destroyed appeared before Magistrate
II. w. scott this forenoon and were toll
Il that the case had been continued unit
i Monday at . o'clock. II was stated tina
H counsel for Maurice Goldstein, the al
II legged owner OF the machines, was bus,
n with a client in bankruptcy court ant
Il that a hearing to-day WIS out of tn
\ question. Mr.. Goldstein returned las
night from stay Of several days in New
N York.
Mrs. John Chase, president Of tn
n woman's club Of I.yndonville and ais
one Of the prime movers Of the HON
\ garden club Of the same place, viii b
Y here next week through the efforts o
I the Rarre Woman's club. On Tuesda,
morning. Feb. 2. she viii speak 10 som
\ OF the school children who worked >
A hard last fan 20 make their gardening
ii exhibition 4 success. AZ gas in the aft
crnoon, al Rowland hall, there will be-
meeting open 20 everyone. when Mr.
VI Chase and her assistant Miss Newtor
also Of I.yndonville, will speak along Oh
same lines.
About ~ Young people. representin
Y the campfire girls and The boy scouts
held an interesting meeting at tie Meth
4 odist church last evening. Rev. ". ]
II Roicourt Of Waterbury gave an interest
ing talk and demonstrated the mctho
A Of making ere by friction. He used "a
u method devised bY the Indians and su'
: ceesled in lighting a FIRE IN an ast0nish
iuelv short time. Later rcfreshment
we're SERVED b. the campfire Firls. %
committee heinr beaded ~ Mrs. AcWe
, and Mss smith The remain8sf ~ ~
evening vas spent in playing eamcs ur
DIR thr direction 81 Rev. Mr.. hoieoHn
nu8 aW agreed that tire fneetiun was ver
instructive a. wen as Interesting
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