The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-23
TALK OF THE TOWN

| Spool cotton, 4c. Knights.
New line of spring skirts at Abbott's
Buy your new waist and neckwear at
Vaughan's.
Regular meeting of Minnehaha en-
campment tonight at 1880. Work, pa
triarch's degree.
Seats for the performance Of Erwin
Beds" go on sale at browns Drug Store
tonight at o'clock
Alice Joyce and Tom Moore in swell
two-part picture, "a Show Girls's Love-
at Dreamland to-day.
Regular meeting of r. G. l. p. A., To-
cal 24l, Wednesday evening at 1880 in
X. of p. hall. Per order recording secre-
tary.
Every member Of the ladies' aid OF 81.
Monica's church is requested to meet
with Mrs. f. II. Burke at 1880 Tuesday
evening.
Jones & Nye will run barge to Gran.
iteville Thursday evening to carry all
those going to the Grand Orient. Meet
at stable at o'clock.
S. HOLSTER Jackson has a message for
you in his lecture on "Epitaphs," to be
given at the Presbyterian church on
Wednesday evening Better be present
and hear it.--Adyt.
Tonight at the regular meeting OF the
board of aldermen, bids will probably
be opened on the SAY 900 temporary loan
notes issued by the city in anticipation
Of the 1915 taxes II is understood that
number of bids have been received.
BY this evening, the work of framing a
number of ordinance amendments will
have been finished and in all probability
they will be submitted to the aldermen
for approval
Indoor track athletics at Goddard SEM
mary have received much desired i'm
petus through the action of Coach Dow
in calling candidates out for the first
practice of the winter. Almost nightly,
the aspirants for places on the track
team are going through their PAGES IN
the school gymnasium, and If enough
progress in way Of training the partlcl-
pants is made before the advent of the
baseball season. local track meet will
be staged ON the hill 1t is proposed
to have the meet in the gymnasium and
as wide a latitude as possible will be
given the students in their wish to make
the most Of their chosen branch of ath-
letics. Early IN the spring or as soon
al the campus is well conditioned, the
candidates will be put through course
of sprouts in anticipation of the inter-
scholastic meet to be held in Burlington
before the schools close in June.
Some time in early April two sessions
Of the United States naturalization court
will convene in Washington county, one
in Barre and one in Montpelier. Ii is
estimated that 100 prospective citizens
are waiting TO be sworn when the Unit
ed States Judge comes to the capital, and
az many again viii be ready to make
application for papers OF the second class
when Clerk Fred S. Platt comes to Barre.
IL il planned to have the two sessions IN
the same week. Under ordinary condi |
tons, the court would convene in this
section around March Is, but the recent
death Of Judge James /. Martin has
caused a deferment of the session. IL
is not thought that the nomination OF
Harland b. Howe of st. Johnsbury tol
serve as Judge Martins successor will be
confirmed by the Senate in time TO have
the regularly scheduled session.
Speculation as 10 the disposal of the
J. X. Prize quarry deposits in Barre |
Town and Williamstown continues rife, |
and those who have decided in their own
minds that transfer Of Mr.. Prizes big /
quarry holdings has actually been made
are concerning themselves as TO the iden 4
titv of the purchasers. The statement /
that the quarry was transferred 70 Jones
Brothers because that company has no
dark Barre granite holdings on the hill
is completely discounted, as Jones Broth
ers have a fine quarry near the Boutwell,,
Milne & Narnum deposits, from which /
they have quarried quantities Of the
finest dark stock obtainable. AZ re-
cent meeting OF monument dealers
association one Of the most attractive
exhibits was a showing Of Imperial dark
stock from the Jones quarry.