The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-19
TALK OF THE TOWN


II Mrs. w. X. Davis Of Waits River il
/ visiting friends in town.
H George White of Merchant street LEFT
II yesterday for Redstone, N. H., where h,
has secured work.
II M. X. Maker left yesterday for Rut
land, where he will make several day:
| visit with relatives.
Miss Jean Mcdonald has returned from
Colorado Springs, Col, where she hao
been for the past year.
Charles Mcdonald, who has been visit.
ing friends in Waits River for the past
two weeks, returned home to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Turner of South
Main street left yesterday for Hartford
Conn.,, where Mr.. Turner has secured a
position.
The city schools will be opened as
usual tomorrow Tuesday, having been
closed Friday and to-day because of the
death and funeral of Superintendent +.
NJ. Roscoe.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. lockwood of I'M
derhil, who have been visiting mt the
home OF their son, H. A. lockwood of
Academy street for the past few days,
returned to their home this morning
Robert Wilson of Maple avenue left
last night for Chicago where he has Sc
cured position in granite shed. For
a number OF years Mr.. Wilson has been
employed as foreman in different sheds
in this city.
Mrs. Hattie Stark. provincial grand
lady of the |. o. o. L., NJ. L., returned
to her home in Beverly, Mass, Saturday.
While in this city, she was a guest of
Mrs. James Scott of Pleasant street and
Mrs. Fred Dale of Lewis street.
| Nearly 200 members of st. Johns court.
No. 522, Catholic Order of Foresters
marched from their council chamber in
the Scampini building to services in st.
Monica's church Sunday morning, the
occasion being the annual corporate com
munion of the court.
Trees in the sugar orchards that were
tapped this year are losing their spouts
and pals. Reports from farmers who
ha ycsugar orchards, say that this has
been an exceedingly poor year. One man
who generally makes from 5000 to $500
pounds OF sugar has made only 900
pounds this year. The market has been
good for all that has been made and 1t is |
likely that very little will he shipped |
away this year.
Ladies, please remember the meeting
this evening at I 80 in Rowland hall is
open TO the public. Mrs. Hill will lee
ture on "The Ethics OF Eating" followed
by a demonstration of Mexican rarebit,
with chatting dish Admission, l5c to
every body. Tuesday at 2:45 p. m, Mrs
Hill will demonstrate FIVE luncheon
dishes. Every lady bring fork and
spoon, also paper and pencil, tonight
and Tuesday.
Tomorrow the time limit when inyen.
tories may be fled at the assessors Of
fee expires and business among the city
listers to-day assumed more lively pro
portions than at any time since April |.
Late in the week the assessors were fac.
ing the alternative of going after their
own inventories in nearly one half of
the instances when property owners were
TO come before the board in per
son: but the rush Mt the office began to
be more marked at the week end and to.
lay was the busiest of the month. BY
to- morrow the assessors hope 10 have
The great maiority of the inventories ,
lied. There are statutory restrictions
which permit the assessors 20 make out
heir own inventories unless they are .
lied before tomorrow night.
In spite of the fact that all of Alton .
'ackard's baggage was lost between :
Providence. X. l.. and Barre few in the
audience at the Barre opera house sat
irday evening realized that his entire \
,ttE had h...,.. ,t.takteaI 2 - !
FOR two hours he made his audience for
'et everything except his marvellous
ketehes. his continuous stream of hui I
norous prose aud poetry and his skill in
ong. He is piano wizard With large {
heets of paper torn from the rolls of G
sarre Times stock paper and with com
non school crayons. Mr. Packard kin. Q
led desire in each mind to see il he n
ould possibly do better work with his Il
wn immense essels and his specially r,
prepared crayons. The Agoga young p,
ncn wish 10 thank the ones who 50 kind. !,
Y aided them and Mr.. Packard in his
and the Bailey Music Rooms !,
or the use Of the piano. y
Soccer football fans witnessed their !,
rst game of the season on Saturday /,
fternoon PLAYERS from the north and i
outh ends Of the city opposed each 9th. "
r ia a friendly spirit. The game was
layed on the Berlin street grounds. the "
Sc Of which was granted by the I. A. &. =,
Tho game ended in a draw !,
9th sides securing two goals. tonsid- /,
ring the fact that the players have had p
nry little training. the game was fast ~
nd n times interesting. North end ~
pened the scoring through A. Anderson. -
no scored a good goal ere the game was ~
any minutes old. There was no fur q
yer scoring NJ 10 the interval Wen az
} the SECOND half Naughton scored for IN
70 south end and =. Anderson sdded III
coBd some time later After pressure ~
y the north end forwards. FORSYTH So
red the equalizer. scoring q good goal 81,
be follow ing i the lineup. North end i Lar
F0rtes. r. Forbes. Rremner. Mitchell III
lutts. Forsyth Frsser. Palmer. A. An "A
.rzou. Watt and 7. Freelsud South
a oliver. kerr Wiison. Milne. Beaf
p. lnues-. =. Anderson. Melville. Nalk
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