The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-30
TALK OF THE TOWN

! New neckwear at Fits.
| New Easter dresses at Vaughan's.
Opening Easter neckwear at Vaughan's.
Hathaway shirts, the new spring pat,
terms, Just received by the McWhorter
Co.
Henry Cave of Burlington is visiting
friends in the city and vicinity fdr few
days.
Richard Ford left yesterday for Bos-
ton, where he will spend several days ON
business.
The Lamson & Hubbard spring caps
are having their first showing by the
McWhorter Co.
Ralph Smith left this morning for st.
Adams, where he will visit during the
remainder of his vacation.
Miss Addie Camp of Roxbury is visit
ing relatives in the city and will remain
until the end of the week.
Glenn G. Carpenter of Wellington street
returned this morning from a brief bus
mess visit in st. Johnsbury.
Your Faster shoes are waiting for you
at the Peoples Shoe Store. They are
very handsome Call and see them.
Patrick Maloney OF Springfield, Mass,
arrived yesterday and is visiting friends
and relatives in the city for a few days.
James and John Brechin Of 81 Liberty
street left yesterday for East Fairlec,
where they will spend several days visit
ing.
Miss Evelyn McAllister, who has been
visiting in Barre and East Barre, has re-
turned to Marshield, where she is en-
ployed.
Miss Martina Malnati, who has been
visiting in Boston for the past few weeks
returned TO her home in this city yes
terday
c. r. Langevin of Portsmouth, \. f.,
was visitor in the city to-day while
on his way to Websteryille for weeks
visit with relatives.
Miss Lorinda Bliss. who has been visit
ing Miss Mildred Marion OF Summer
street for few days, has returned to
her home in Burlington.
The Universalist ladies union win hold
a social at the home Of Mrs. +, r. Cut
Ter Wednesday afternoon from 2:30 until
o'clock. Everyone is invited and Mrs.
Cutler hopes to have large party. A
silver collection will be taken.
Sugar social and dance Wednesday
evening. March 81, at Foresters hall,
Worthen block, under the auspices OF the
sons OF Veterans auxiliary, No.
5. All the new sugar, doughnuts and
pickles Won can eat, for - cents. Aux
iIiary ladies please bring doughnuts. Pub.
Tic cordially invited.
During the absence of James Hooker
who is detained at the home Of rela
tive in Bradford by illness, Charles I.
Southgate is acting in charge Of the
NJ. & W, X. ticket Office in Montpelier.
Mr. Southgate's, duties in tho Barre
station OF the NJ. w r. have been as
sumed temporarily by William Hudson
Of Plainfeld.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. w Jackson and son, Ed
ward returned this morning from stay
OF month or more in Pennsylvania and
On leaving Barre they went
to Williamsport Penn, to visit some OF
Mrs. Jackson's relatives and then they
went on to Mississippi. making their
headquarters while there at Richton, a
in the so-ealled pine belt /
that runs through several southern states I
and which il covered with great tracts |
Of pine trees OF towering height. They I
were very much pleased with that part
Of the country, and DR.. jackson was
much impressed with the agricultural
there. On starting for home, |
they went 10 New Orleans, La, and TOOK \
4 boat for New York. arriving az that 4
port after a fine fye.day trip. The pas
sengers on their ship were held in quar-
antine for a few hours at New York be-
cause Of the great precautions taken now
to prevent the coming Of the bubonlc
plague from southern countries.
A shiny, silvery badge has been ex-
humed by the aldermanic police commit
tee and suitably engraved with the on
rial title that was vested in George ".
Parks by virtue OF his election 10 the
office Of second constable on the March
meeting day Pursuant 20 instructions
from the city council az its meeting last
week. the committee viii recommend to
night that the badge b. pinned on Mr., 4
Parks coat lapel. The second constable
las qualified TO serve by furnishing a
$4,000 bond and one OF bis own requests
"a connection with his assumption Of oil
.ial duties win h. humored when the
badge is turned over 20 him. The board
u aldermen holds its last meeting Of
he month this evening and while no in
.imation hHs been received a. 20 the out
,ome Of the session. II Is expected thsr
ne mayor win en- a few II not all ~
ne Offices which win h. automatically
racated April ] unless steps are taken
10 appoint or reappoint Among the ap.
,ointments vet e. b. made FOR 1915 are
7ty engineer. ovcrseer 81 the poor. in-
.pector Of FOOD. one member 81 the board
II health and water superintendent
People who allow themselves the lux
~ 81 q dog. az well ~ others who have
ile eanine around the premises for strict
u utilitarian purposes such a. capturing
burglars. iutimihatinr uavfarers and
.hasing away offending deer. are un-
rsualiv slow about coming forward with