The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-28
TALK OF THE TOWN


II Francis Smith has returned home afte
spending several days in Springfield
Mass. on business.
Lindenoid waterproof solcs at Char
bonneau's. Leather strips for sale. Base
ment Worthen block.
| Arthur Gray, who has been spending
several days in Redstone, N. H., returned
| to his home in this city to day.
| Angus Mcdonald went this morning tt
| South Ryegate, where he will pass tn,
remainder OF the week on business.
| Lady clerks wanted! Fine PROPOSE
tions; none but union clerks need APP
ply. See John T. Callaghan, 8 Granite
street.
Fred Dale, who has been passing few
days with Mrs. Dale and children in this
city, returned yesterday to his work in
Hardwick.
ID. j. Morse of fremont street and Fred
n. Braley OF Merchant street returned
this morning from brief business visit
in Boston.
John b. Raba taille of Graniteville was
in the city to-day on his way to New
port where he will visit relatives for a
few days.
Fred J.. Pages grapefruit just in, di.
rect from Florida. ripened on the trees.
4 few boxes Marsh seedless, extra good.
Telephone 3243.
Alderman John F. Cook and Mrs. Cook
and daughter, Helen, OF East street were
visitors in Burlington yesterday, making
the trip by automobile.
| Fred MILAN of Elm street went this
morning to Burlington to attend the Yer
! mont auto show. Fl. G. Bennett is also
a Burlington visitor this week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Marion of Sum-
mer street, who have been visiting rela-
tives in Burlington for the past few days,
returned to their home yesterday.
Persons wishing to ride in an easy
riding car, driven by careful driver,
at reasonable price, call on or phone
6B47. A. H. Norris, Wjlliamstown
Aulay Ogston, who has been passing
week with his mother on Ayers street
returned this morning to Mortified to
resume his studies at Norwich univer-
sity.
The condition of Deputy Sheriff A. NJ
Morrison OF 80 South Main street, who
has been i'll for several days, continues
serious. although he seems to be improv-
ing slowly.
George Brown left yesterday for Wa
tcrville. Me, where he will make an ex
tended visit with friends and relatives. |
Later Mr.. Brown will visit other cities
IN that state.
Carl Simmons. who has been visiting
in the city and vicinity for the past |
month, left last night for New Bedford, |
Mass. where he will spend a few days |
before returning to his home in Brooklyn,
n Y.
Insurance men have completed the
work of adjusting the loss on the house
at SO Railroad street partially destroyed
by fire last week and the work OF repair
ing the structure will be started at once
who own the property.
At meeting of the school commission
al the city hall last evening the appoint
ment of George l.. Morris, first constable,
ia serve as truant officer for the coming
year was ratified by the board. Con
stable Morris is retained in that capacity
AT a salary of 5000 per year.
Robert Brennan, H. ". Marcy, Hazen
Tracy and Charles Domino returned yes
terday to their home in Montgomery
enter. after spending few days in the
rity on business. The trip to northern
Vermont was made in an automobile
which Mr.. Marcy purchased in this city.
Barre members OF Mount Sinai temple
have been notified that the Shriners will
hold a special session in Montpelier NAV
u. an announcement 10 that effect having
Deen made yesterday by Recorder c. H.
Heaton. A number Of candidates have
'ignifed desire TO take the degree at
he meeting.
4 single sharp blast on the city's fire /,
harm system in midforenoon to-day was /
'aused by crossed wire which repair :
men from the department removed az the 4
.arliest opportunity. improvements to :
he boiler AZ the plant OF the Peoples =
lighting. Heating & Power Cos. plant /,
laving been completed, the alarm whistle /,
n again in working order and callmen \
viii not have 20 depend on the bell in I,
he tower at the station TO warn them a
hat fire has broken out.
One Of the results Of the extremely r
mild April weather which has been ex-
in Vermont this year is the !
bundance of grssshoppers 20 h. found
y the fields. A Barre angler who has /,
ollowed the trout streams in this local |,
ty for many wears saws he caught grass II
oppers in sprl for the first time IN his Il
experience Yesterday. The hoppers make a
ncellent bait and when they were sub A.
fituted for angleworms in the case cited
IN that had seemed logey and lids
osed to b. game. hogan 20 take hold Of
BE- hook more readily than a. any other Y
ime. =,
Indicative ~ the meagre sugar crop
hich Vermont farmers harvested IN the II
rason which met closed u the report ~
y Orange FARMER who came 70 tho citv 4.
esterday % dispose n bic produrt For \,
fterai Fears 10 had held = repufat ton
ar owning an orehsrd that produced a
eavily. This sesson hs TAPPED 6n0 trees I,
~ gathered his huekets after irss than
~ pounds ~ TIE sarcharine suistanre
"a bon madr. Earh tree. therefore =
ieifra ipss thar tuo-fhirds ~ . pound =
y an average ard the man IN quests y
ausiders tist ~ has done a. usu as ~
,ust ~ his nfirhboTs. MEris syrup is -
.Hinr foF 30 ef-nts pr gallon N qiisnfi- -
- and uhnrrsrf : farner ean - found .
~ iisa anf qmsrtty frr sale narrs D.
.an niio desired e. send rnsris sugar toIti
prns friends b. ~ Suuth sifeerriiaf priT IA
'fer CONSIDERABLE snarsh ~ hurinr ~
,gHr IL rHns 81 is eerts = Fourd. H.
rlsriss a. srears. Flvin 1. WILLIAMS 81
49,. aIafffr- r-sasa u "a Aass $50 a