The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-14
TALK OF THE TOWN

bolts.
Buy your summer underwear Saturday
at Vaughan's.
Visit our soda fountnin--a trial is all
we ask. Barre Drug Co.
We sell charwood, bobbin wood, and
second growth wood at $3.50 load.
Morse & Jackson
George Wilson of Worcester arrived
yesterday and is visiting at the home
lof Mr.. and Mrs. A. G, Jones OF 20 East
street for few days.
Il. o. Holmes OF Eastern avenue and
| d.. A. Perry OF Washington street left
this morning for Greensboro, where they
plan to spend few days.
Miss Gertrude Fogarty, who has been
the guest of friends in the city for
few days, returned this morning to her
home in White River Junction.
James johnson of Johnson and Gamble
livery stable is moving his household
goods and family from his home on Mer.
chant street to Highland avenue.
Friends in this city of James II. Walsh
former Barre boy and a graduate of
Goddard seminary in the class OF 1908,
will be interested to learn that he is
member of the law firm of Walsh &
Walsh in Fitchburg, Mass, and is re-
celving merited compliments for the ex.
cellent manner in which he is conducting
the court work OF the firm. Soon after
his graduation from the seminary, Mr.. |
Walsh enrolled as a student in Harvard |
Law school, graduating from that insti
tuition in 1912.
Premises fronting the new Hotel Barre
n htt,frt z,. 4. l..
ly improved by the removal of trees and
poles near the sidewalk Yesterday an |
interested group of onlookers watched
the workmen while they were removing
the remnants of large elm tree that
was cut down last fall Through the
cooperation of the Consolidated Light
ing Co., the lighting poles in front of
the hosiery are to be located elsewhere.
Work on the cement walk to extend
along the hotel frontage will be started
at once.
In yesterdays issue of the Boston
Traveller was picture of another Barre
girl who is a candidate for the Travel
er's free tour to the exposition in June.
Miss Mildred NJ Churchill is the one in
yesterdays paper. Miss Churchill and
Barre, who have had their pictures in
that paper. The prettiest girl from Yer |
mont who has her picture taken and
sent to the Traveller has a trip from Bos- I
ton to California, and visit at both /
expositions without the cost of nckle.
The tour will cover the period of about
six weeks
Fred r. Whittemore. a deputy collect I
Or Of revenue for the United States gov
arrived in the city yesterday !
rom Burlington and spent the day in
making collections about Barre. At !
aches at the collectors office in Bur
ington are looking forward to busy
|une and the receipts for all internal .
eyenue collections are to be mailed y
rom that Office sometime within the :
month. In the past revenue on the sale Z
f liquor, tobacco, oleomargarine etc, has Z
cen collected at different seasons of the 2
ear, but under new order all returns Z
re to be made in the months Of May and =
une. y
Anytime after tomorrow and within :
he succeeding ten days, the death war 2
ant of many vagrant dogs will be signed =.
y City Clerk Mackay and turned over =
, Constable George l.. Morris, the Off
al dog catcher To all present ae-
'unts, the city executioner has his work
apped out for him and the mortality
tie among the canine population OF
ARE will take pronounced jump up AL
ard. Until tomorrow dog owners
i've the privilege of licensing their pets cs
an increased figure over the regular 10
,ense fee. After tomorrow, or at the
secretion of the clerk, who issues the We
arrant, the work of wedding out the fee
'relict dogs will be begun in earnest
Unstable Morris has purchased a new cit
wiling piece and saws he will stand by VIII
$ gun until all unlicensed dogs are ex- II
minated
Depredations in the north and south po'
DIS of the city were reported at police vii
,adquarters early this morning and has
en- were sent into each precinct 10 OF
axe Investigations. In both instances rec
tty thefts and acts of vandalism are ure
aced TO boys. Upon going to his stone. inc
ed of Circle street to-day, Alex. Milne 10
marks of the marauders' Wis -
in the stone yard and Whereabouts ss.
small building on lot adjoining the
ed premises had been tipped over the
nix into the meadow below. Aside from
e fact that it had been ripped uncere-
,niously from its moorings, the little
-ucture was unchanged, although
lf-dsy's work will be needed 20 re.
IRE IL TO its former foundation. lnlS
E north end, Abram Fine, the junk
aler. suffered from minor thefts, the
tent OF which neither he nor the Off.
was able 10 determine. Copper wire
some little quantity was missing and
+. Fines collection Of odds and ends
46 Maple avenue had been thoroughly
lsscked. Mr. Fine does not give cred
e TO the suggestion that the shortage J
copper in Germany had led the kaiser
extend his spy system TO American
K piles. /.