The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-29
TALK OF THE TOWN

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Special meeting of Canton yinton Fri
day evening at 1870.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Walker left last
night for Rutland, where they will make
a several days visit.
The whist party held last night under
the auspices of the i. A., A. O. H.. was
largely attended. First honors went to
Richard White and Eva Marin and sec
ond honors to Mrs. Weston Walker and
Mrs. LaPage, Refreshments OF cake,
coffee and sandwiches were served.
Thomas Venner. ST.. left the city this
mcyning for Fitzwilliam. Y. H., where
he will be employed in the granite in
dustry. A number OF other Barre men
Hampshire granite center and have found
employment. Reports from Fitwilliam
indicate that business conditions there
are booming.
The baseball game which was to have
been played between the clerks associa-
tlon and the Carpathia club yesterday
has been deferred until Friday after
noon at $50 o'clock the postponement
being due to the failure of the Car
pathans 30 assemble their artillery for
frontal attack on the union men, The
game will be pulled off at the Ayers
street driving park.
Officers elected by Ruth chapter. No.
80. q. +. s.. last week were installed
before large gathering of chapter
members last evening. The elective Of
fcers were indicted into Office according
to the order printed several DAYS ago.
Mrs. Abbie ID. Stone. the grand niatron
OF Vermont acting as the installing Off
Ger, assisted by Mrs. Matte Cow as
grand marshal. Following are the APP
pointive officers who were also installed:
Chaplain, Mrs Mary Carpenter: marshal
Mrs. Ina Rae; organist. Miss Emily
Benedict; Ada. Miss Eva Smith: Ruth.
Mrs. James x. Mackay; Esther, Miss
Louise Watt; Martha. Mrs. Henry W
Westcott; Electa, Miss Ena Ade: ward
er. Mrs. Grace Tebourveau. 4 social
hour with refreshments followed the in
stallation exercises.
Over 100000 trout fry, which will
arrive at the station in Planfield to-
morrow or Saturday. are TO b. turned
over 10 local sportsmen who will use
them for the purpose OF restocking the
waters Of Pigeon pond in Plainfeld. Ap-
plioations for trout fry which Barre
of Camp Colonel sent in 20 |
the state fish and game commissioner.
John iitcomb Of Lyndonville, have been |
by draft on the United States |
hatchery at RoNbury and several Of the |
POINT owners Of the camp viii be- at the |
llainheld station when the fry arrive. /
A. NJ. Flanders and Albert Creamer will |
assist the government authorities in the
work Of placing the fry in the waters /
contiguous 10 the pond. Promoters Of /
The stocking enterprise have secured per- |
mission from the fish and game commits
Toner 10 screen the two brooks which 1
Iced the pond. aud Il j. the intention Of 1
he camp owners 10 drop the fry into
he brooks and leave them there until
next fall when the fingerlings are to D.
transferred TO the main body Of the lake.
liant pickerel and big trout In the pond 1
ave hitherto shown disposition 20
eed on the fry whenever they have been
deposited in the lake.
Deeds recorded to-day registered the
ale Of the farm IN pcrkimssille owned
y Secretary Harold p. Human ~ the
iarfe Granite Manufacturer association
. T. Ahare and Mr. and Mrs. Charles D.. /
lhare Of Waterbury. Who are moving
heir household goods from Waterbury
% PsrkiHstIile and no viil take posses
son ~ the property The farm. consist
ng 81 rs acre.. il one ~ the most Ter
DE IN the sectian where u i located
part 81 the isnd is IN FlsiufeId. and
ip remainder b. taKahie in the town VI
lancc. Mr. Human has bssn iocata8 /
b jiarte since De aeeepteH the ofiee
iirh lr naw heids although during his
.-ias.nas in Perkins iils he improved the
r.Hartf ~ q considerable sttsnf. erect
! ure huillines and transformed tils
uunrdtats surroundings - the fern :
a1s-r INTO e rrrtahie garsian sIrf Int
se dnal teu eoHs the rruT.s ~ stark +
~ farming machinery usre fnliuaed. I
iFsft s51s Was involved ~ tiss DEAL !
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