The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-22
TALK OF THE TOWN


II Vaughans.
II Dancing in Rowland hall every SatuI
II day evening, NJ. NJ. b. orchestra. Ladie
II free.
\ Regular meeting of I. 0. O. j., M. U
II will be held in X. of c. hall Friday even
H ing at o'clock.
H The Ladies of the G. A. r. will hol
Il their regular meeting at their hall Frids.
afternoon at 230 o'clock.
/ Don't forget the cooked food sale a
| the Universallst church vestry Saturda,
afternoon. Get your orders in early.
Public dance in Clan Gordon hall Sat
urday evening. Carroll's orchestra of 81,
pieces. A good time is assured all.
| A South Main street man claims tt
have heard the honking of wild geest
some distance over his head yesterday.
Charles Churchill OF 35 Merchant street
who has been i'll during the past winter
and spring, is now able to be out OF
doors.
Mrs. r. A. Camp Of Washington street
who was called to Saratoga, N. y, by
the death of her mother, Mrs. Person
has returned home.
A. Fl. Fasola Of Berlin street and Paul
Bianchi left the city late this forenoon
for weeks visit with friends in Con-
cord, N. H., Boston, and Providence.
| John ID. Gee of Vergennes. former
resident of Barre, was a visitor in the
| city last night, leaving this morning for
Somerville, Mass, where he is to be EN-
ployed.
Mrs. Henry Watkins ofTsummer street
and son, Douglass, left last night for
II fN.1 ,a,,, r.
Watkins, who went West early in Ahe
winter on account Of his health.
A. Barufii plans to leave the city to-
night for New York, where he viii visit
relatives until Saturday when he is to
sail for Genoa, Italy. He will pass the
summer at his former home near Milan.
For Sale-At the vestry of the Uni
versalist church Saturday at | o'clock
the ladies will have baked beans, brown
bread, rolls, bread, doughnuts cake and
pies. For orders, telephone Sow or
l79-ll before Il O'Clock Saturday. Or
ders will be put up first, will be ready at
2 o'clock and will receive prompt atten.
ton. All food cooked at the yestry.
At a largely attended meeting OF Har
mon hive. No |. l.. o. r.. NJ last evening,
seven candidates were initiated and %
members received the second degree OF
the order. After the business of the
evening had been concluded, refresh. |
ments were served by the April circle. |
with Mrs. ID. C. Roben acting as chair
man.
Mrs. Margaret Smith of Liberty street |
yesterday from ST. .lohnsbury. |
where she was called by the death of her |
H.. 49,, Ia,
a sawmill 10 days ago. Blood poisoning
set in and the young man died Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. II. X. Suitor of Graniteville
also returned from st. Johnsbury yester.
day. having also been called there by the
same death.
Walter Wood. a well known travelling
salesman who comes 10 Barre from his
lome in Dorchester two or three times
month, arrived in the city this morning
lfter long trip across the country. Mr..
Wood was In San Francisco on the open
ng day of the Panama Pacific exposi
ion and had the oversight of the ar
for a display made by the
Natural Fruit Products Go. At the big
air he saw a number of Vermont people
eyeral of whom are now residents on
he Pacific coast.
The Italian Pleasure club returned
rom Montpelier last evening. winner in
he baseball game played with Montpelier
yesterday afternoon, by a score OF ! TO !.
he Montpelier team played under the I
anne of the Montpelier Independents. :
campini did the pitching for the Barre
cam. holding his opponents to three hits.
/. Mclean and y. Gaud were touched up =
HE ht 10. Ifalt I'm Sea
( the game was two-base hit by Troup
I Barre when the bases were full.
This morning the city assessors began
he work OF filing the inventories de-
osited at their Offices from April ! e.
pril 20. Members OF the board were r
nahle to say how large a percentage OF
he lists were handed in. but there was
feeling that the assessors will have =
cry little 60 do in the way Of making
ieir own appraisals in instances where =
roperty owners did not appear before =,
10 board More than 50 per cent. II j.
fought. were collected through the win
Nv at the office. The lists are 60 he
arranged and the apprais
: tabulated. After Nav 25. for a lin
Cd time. the files will BE- exhibited at
,e city clerks Office for those who care
look az them.
The Pansy class Of the Baptist church
I'VE a party last evening 90 four - the =
RE in their class, the occasion being 10
Up them celebrate their birthdays. all
which come in the present month. The
ar girls were assembled at the home
their teacher. Mrs. Frank Gave. when
~ their members came in, giving them
genuine surprise. Songs. readings aud
mes were enioyed by all and pro
essivc luncheon was prepared. After i
orr time the party adjourned h tbs
me II Miss Jessie kidder 81 81 Sum.
y street. where the Second half Of the II
tertsiument had been planned. Nurh
the success of the affair is due 10 the
orts ~ Miss Zylpha Churchill. Miss
ssie Kidder and a. their tescher. Mrs
ark Cave. who were the promoters Of
; affair. ~
Through the kindness Of John stewart
- Central street. Mrs. Nancy Wood Or
upper Prospect street ENJOYED q d.
htfui automobile ride Yesterday. Nj =
swart sent 30 the home ~ Mr.. Weed a,
TIE foranoon and she gladly cgnseuted n
make the trip a. the city in The esr ~
rough the stvvsfs she rode thurouria4 "
usfur every sight. many Of whict
r. rev a. hsr. out through the suf r.
.maiae tauus nud then retmrnfna -
horne ~ VI. stewart there a. iniu