The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-29
TALK OF THE TOWN

Roy Tassie, son of James Tassie o.
West street, who has been i'll for the pas
two months, has so far recovered as tx
be about the street. He plans to return
to school next week. Miss Agnes Cleary
of South Main street, who has been i'll
with typhoid, is now able to be out
To the other berry and vegetable sur.
prises of the season, Peter Thorn of III
North Seminary street adds a bunch OF
fresh cultivated strawberries with the
same rnddy hue that makes a quart bas-
ket look tasty in July. Besides the fruit
he also brought to the agricultural and
horticultural department of this paper a
bunch OF blossoms. Both have withstood
the severe frosts, although Mr.. Thorn has
"mothercd" them slightly.
The Goddard seminery football team
received a severe blow yesterday when
two of its baekfield, quarterback Faulk-
ner and half back Louden, were called
This left coach Heornle in much the
same position as that of the Yale coach
a short time ago. He has to develop
new backfeld before Saturday. Sal
yo, Haskins and johnson are the like
liest looking candidates at present for
the position, and it is probable that two
and perhaps all of them will appear
in the lineup against the Vermont fresh
men at Burlington. Yesterday was spent
mainly in kicking and signal practice.
special aldermanic committee APP
pointed by the mayor last week is work
ing on system which is designed 20
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that are regularly made by the several
city departments to the city council. The
consists Of Alderman Healy,
Alderman Glysson. Alderman Keast and
City Clerk James Mackay. II is expected
that the committee will be ready 20 re-
port on its Investigations and conclusions /
within a short time and action BY the |
city council viii probably follow. For
some time there has been a feeling that /
better results could be secured by a uni !
form system Of reporting, although the \
matter was brought 20 head when Al. /
herman Healy reported criticisms made
BY the board Of auditors in going over
he departmental accounts each year.
The woman's association Of the Con.
,regstional church has voted 70 send a
iaAtEA " NAtAhAtE 70 AAt AsiHEaHN NnINlaA u
chool at Marion, Ala. the appeal being
cry urgent. and il il desired that ev-
~ member of the parish feel enough in
crest 10 contribute articles Of clothing
OF the needy people Of the South. NJ
= Phillips, in charge OF the school,
grites Mrs. w J. Clapp that this IL
be hardest year financially since she en-
cred the work 10 years ago. that the
Oh weayil ate the cotton and long
rought from July 20 October cut short 4.
be potato and corn crop until the people
ave no clothing 10 cover their bodies
nd no money % buy with. From
toreroom % The school. second hand
Iothing. which friends from the north
ave contributed. j. given out each Sat /,
rday, but even this supply y grow /,
" short. One little girl walked five !.
lies with two eggs 70 exchange for /,
ress, and equally sd cases are uumer-
us This cal j. made b al the Con
PARISH Cbiliren's and men's Z
othimr and shoes sre particularly need .
! and i y rrohabl that every family !.
presented IN the Church could fnd some
-tiele 81 wearing apparel which could
B considsra hlY more zfrFirr a. thaze in
ed Further announcement VIII D. y
ads End IN the meant me ruu are asl1es
ienr tins mntter in mind and have
y srtielss ready shea the lsdies al
b tint fOT senaine the harfai