The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-04
TALK OF THE TOWN

| ice skating az the Buzzell RINK TO-
night at 7.
A small lot of 1895 bathrobes to close
at $3.50 at Perrys.
Mrs. II. s. Miles has gone TO New York
to attend the millinery openings.
You will want to see those new house
dresses for SLID at Perry's on Saturday,
Peter Mcdonald, who has been visit
ing in Haverhill, Mass, for the past
few days, returned to his home in this
city yesterday
Mrs. j. II, Young who has been visit
| ing relatives in Barre and vicinity for
the past week, returned this morning TO
her home in White River junction.
Augustus M. Rossi of Foss street has
returned from Burlington, where he has
been serving as a petit iuryman at the
spring term of United States court.
O.. J. Howes of North Main street has
returned to Barre, after making few
days visit in Mortified, where he was
the guest of DR.. and Mrs. w. B, Mayo.
Mrs. A. C. Bullock of Northfeld is
passing several days in the city as the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Mayo P. Blake of
CHI street
AAhhbihliS w lNhiNr iiANhAiN VIM
pleted, the campfire girls realized more
than $40 from the supper given under
their auspices in the Congregational
church last week.
Mrs. Michael Buzzi of the b. Tomasi
block was taken to the City hospital
yesterday in the Perry & Noonan ambu-
lance. Mrs. Buzzi has been quite serious
ly i'll for several days.
Edward Burke of Wellington street
left to-day for Woodsyille, where he
has been sent to be employed by the
railroad Until lately Mr.. Burke was
employed in this vicinity as brakeman.
A sugar social and promenade, under
the patronage Of Cobble Hill grange, mi
their hall Friday night. As new sugar
portunity awaits you. All you can eat
of sugar, doughnuts and pickles for l5c
Everyone is cordially invited.
Seniors of Goddard are finishing their
plans to give their class play enti
tied, "The Private Tutor For some
time they have been drilled by Miss
of the seminary faculty and
it is expected that it viii be ready for
by March II.
The third Of series OF musicals Civ
en- by the music department Of the Wom |
ans club will take place Saturday after
noon, March 9, at 2:30, at the home OF |
Miss Mildred Phelps, ? Academy street.
The subject for the program viii be ''ln-
dian Music II is hoped that many may |
attend.
Tomorrow night Spaulding has one
IF the hardest games of the season 10
play, when it meets Burlington high |
school on the latter's floor. When in
Barre, the Burlington team was DIS.
ieated, but not until after one Of the
hardest contests that Spaulding has
Iad.
Francis Ahern, who is employed by the
Royal Typewriter Co. in New York, ar
lived in the city yesterday for an ex
ended visit at the home OF his parents,
,lr, and Mrs. James Ahern of Eastern
avenue. Mr.. Ahern is recovering from
IN illness which has confined him to a
hospital in New York and will remain
It home for a month 10 reeuperate.
The Misses Dale entertained the young
PEOPLES society OF the Church Of the
iood Shepherd al their home on Green
treet last evening, when 30 members
# the organization came together for
heir regular monthly business meet
ng. Afterward there was a social hour
nd refreshments were served. Several
# the company contributed selections
o an impromptu program.
A service OF 40 hours devotion at ST.
Honica's church has drawn stable
lumber Of Roman Catholic elergymen 10
3arre from other towns and cities in the
Iiocese OF burlington. The 40 hours be-
AN with services in the church Wednes-
Law morning az s o'clock The devo-
ionals continued throughout the day (
nd evening and were resumed this morn
ny The parish priest, Rev. +. NJ. Me-
lenna, is assisted IN the services by ,
lev. Arthur G. Griffin, former curate
( ST. Monica's, who il now in charge
{ the mission churches in the vicinity !
{ Albany; Rev. 4atner i. r. GRAY, pas
OF Of the church In Brandon, who was
ormerly stationed here as eurate
lev. Robert Dewey. pastor Of 81. An
rew's church az Waterbury; Rev. NJ. :. ,
fDounell OF Ran iolph, Rev. J. 3. Me /
larry OF Northheld. Rev. Joseph nlrcot
81. Sylvcster's church at Granitcvile !
nd Rev. Father Lynch
Incomplete returns from the towns in i
be county where the proposal for a sp, s
ial tax 90 support a county agricultural 2
gent are altogether gratifying and the !
ndieations a. the present time are that !
b. county is receiving the project with \
pen arms. p. g. Rowland Of the Barre \
awnings Bank A Trust CO.. which insti- Z
uti0n was Instrumental IN taking tie D.
at tentative steps toward organization. 4
a. been advised that at least six towns y
oted iavombly on the levy IN Tues I
avs election and the list i not com q
iete by any means. Among the towns r
hitch voted the apportionment neccs- \
ary 20 the success Of tie move were n
ABBOT East Montpelier Barre Town. 4
erln and Waterbury IN the town oi =
alais On article relating 10 = special =
Wy on the grand list for euunty agri- r
iltural purposes Was inadvertently =
mitted from the warning. but the got
b. once they bad gathered 81 the toun
III. were almost unanimous in their
lte to have the proposition Submitted
J them. The apportiOnment was thea n
5ted without delay This evening
.presantatiFe uumier 81 FARMERS from
oct 81 She Washington oountf tOwus
$50 bold a conferences % Mauland ha ..
consider further he meaBs uhefebF
ANTS agent umy b. engaged