The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-22
TALK OF THE TOWN

New neekwear at Abbott's.
See the new silk waists at Vaughan's.
"llis Dearest Foes" two-part war
drama, Mt Dreamland to.day.-Ady.
Henry Pierce Of Boston is spending
few days visiting friends in the city.
Professor II. c. Clark of the Richmond
high school is visiting in the city for
few days.
Bear in mind the ladies' union dance at
I Goddard Friday, March g. A good time
assured young and old.
! Last week of our cleanup sale on odd
sizes in high shoes, Values you cannot
afford to lose. Tilden Shoe Co.
John Reynolds of Camp street began
work this morning for II. +. Cutler IN the
Palace garage on North Main street.
Big value for the money; Three fancy,
large cans of tomatoes, 24c Try Our
Club coffee. AT Louis Romanos' Store.
Regular meeting R. c. ]. +. A., local
! 24l, Wednesday evening at 1880 in IS. Of
p. hall Per order recording secretary
! Miss Clara Watkins of Summer street,
who has been visiting her sister Mrs.
f. A. Stanton, in Montreal, returned yes
terday.
Around rs boys and girls gathered Sat.
urday at the Peoples Shoe store and had
their pictures taken as the junior bus
mess builders.
Benjamin Gasparello Of the firm of
Gasparello Bros, left Barre this forenoon
| for Boston, where he will make bus
mess visit of several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Williams of Will
| fnrdaU If
er visiting at the home of R. 9. Water
man OF Camp street for few days.
George Merrill of Elmira, N u, who
| has been visiting friends in town for a
few days, went this morning to his fol :
mer home in Middlesex to pass the week
with relatives.
Mrs. Charles Brophy and little son,
who have been visiting relatives In Barre
and Marshfield for the past three weeks,
left the city this morning for their home
| in Oldtown, Me.
The condition OF Dante Cassellini, the
young son of John B. Cassellini of Cot
tage street, who has been quite seriously
! i'll for the past 10 days, was reported to
be improving this forenoon.
! Assessors o. j. L. Matthews, Martin
Riley and Augustus NJ. Rossi opened their
office quarters at city hall this morning
and the next 10 days will be taken up
with the usual preliminaries necessary
before the work of assessing property
begins.
Having taken over the management OF
| Riley's orchestra and also being the man.
agcr Of the Montpelier Military band or
chestra, am in position to furnish two
good orchestras for all occasions and !
respectfully solicit your patronage. Kari
| b. Forsell, Montpelier. VT Phone 252
The ladies' union OF the Universalist
church will hold their annual dance at
Goddard seminary Friday, March 26.
Bruce's orchestra will furnish music
Card tables will be placed for those who
do not care to dance. Admission, 75c per
couple. Ladies, 25c. Refreshments win
be served.
Yesterdays mimic snow storm is said
| to have stimulated the flow Of sap in
sugar orchards where the trees are pro-
tected from the north wind. Farmers on
the outskirts OF the city reported con
siderable run OF sap during the day and
number were busy gathering to-day.
The opinion prevails that a heavy fall "i
snow will be followed by much desired
results in the sugar woods.
Palm Sundays observance at st. Mon
icf's church will be carried out along
the usual lines this year. The day com
memorating the entry into Jerusalem
fan on March 2s and is also the sixth
Sunday in Lent. At both masses in the
church IL was announced that the bless
ing ~ the palms and their distribution
would follow Immediately the parish
mass next Sunday forenoon. Within
few weeks the hour Of the parish mass
at 81. Monica's has been changed 10 ii
O'Clock
Robert a. Smith. former student Of
Goddard seminary and for four years a
pitcher for the seminary team and later
for the h. A. C., viii perform with the
Buffalo Federal league team this year
and under his rsht name. Last year
smith PLAYED under the name Of Brown
for Larry Schlahy's outlaws According
10 an agreement between Minneapolis
American association club and the Fed
erals. there could be no exchange Of play.
ers between the two teams; 80 last year
smith PLAYED as Brown but as Manager
Schlany Il satisfied that the agreement
made with the Minneapolis team no
longer holds. Brown Of last year viii APP
pear on the score cards a. Smith this
year.
Following the failure 81 the aremen 70
get any results from tapping the hydraut
at the corner Of Depot square and North
Main street while the Boston Fruit store
FIRE was in progress early Sunday morn
ing, Superintendent II. y. Reynolds Of
the city water department and one Of
bis men spent = part Of the forenoon re-
storing the hydrsnt 20 it. former useful Z
ness. A LAYER Of ice three o. four inches
IN thickness had formed in TIE barrel Of
the hvdrant and when the flremen at
tempted 10 turn the shaft which connects I
the hood with the cutoff below the suf
face Of the ground. il refused 81 move in
either direction Superintendent key-
naids laws the condition ~ the hyarant
10 the food which inundated Dcrs.t
square last month. d Is not thouClt
that any difficulty ui3 - experienced IN
using any Of the other city hydraHts.