The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-03-27
TALK Or THE TOWN
.n.ter wash roods nt Ahhott,s.

II Faster wash goods at Abbott's.
II Mrs. Denison Densmore is passing
few days with ratlives in Randolph.
Junior exhibition at Goddard seminary
tonight at s o'clock. The public is in
vited.
Leon Carroll left last night for Lowell
Mass, where he is making visit of sew
eral days.
Harold Tierney of South Main street
has been passing a few days in st. Al
bans on business
g. A. Paequet left yesterday for Prov
idence, r. l., where he is passing a few
days with relatives.
Myer S. Levin of the Union Clothing
store left the city last night on bus
mess trip TO New York.
Thomas Letourneau left the city yes
terday for Hartford, Conn, where he has
a position in a munition factory.
Nelson Brown, a student at Dartmouth
college in Hanover, n. H., is spending
vacation at his home on Gift street.
I Walter Junior, who has been spending
several days in the city as the guest OF
Bert Blair, returned to-day to his home
in Chazy y. Y.
MISS MAJ H1bNit ltHuNitu ilfi huAlNH
at the Smith and Cummings market this
morning, after being absent for week
on account OF illness.
Fred A. Miles of Boston, who was for
merly engaged in the automobile sundries
| in Barre, arrived in the city Sunday for a
business visit of a few days.
John Mclean, who resides in a small
Alberta township in the Canadian north
west, is passing a few weeks with rela
tives in Barre, Graniteville and North
field.
Spring millinery opening Monday and
Tuesday. All the latest and best mod
els. Expert trimmer We invite you.
Mrs. H. S. Miles, 70 North Main street.
adv
The Young Peoples Dramatic society
of the Church of the Good Shepherd will |
give a dance in Rowland hall April "a I
Carrolls orchestra. Gentlemen's tickets |
75c, extra ladies 25c.--ady.
In city court to-day the case of State
VS.. Mrs. Eleanora Saia of Bugbee ave-
nue., whose apartments were raided last 1
week, was continued until Friday, when
it is probable that a hearing will be
held Mrs Saia. under bail of $3.50, has
retained r. A. Hoar. Grand Juror vii.
liam Wishart is to have charge of the
prosecution
Local sugarmakers, encouraged by the
warm weather, are becoming active in
their sugar places. Leland Little on the
west hill tapped his sugar place Saturday
and reported a good run of sap Saturday
and yesterday. Frank Allen of the east
nil and William Rogers, who resides on
The Allen farm on the west hill, tapped ,
their sugar trees this morning and re-
oort that the sap Is starting well to-day.
Dog owners anxious to get their can
mes properly spangled before the rate
or delinquents becomes operative are ex-
leeted to move on city hall in number
his week, as Saturday Is the last day
when the low tariff is available. As in
ormer years most people who own dogs
ppear to have postponed payment Of
he fee until the last week before April
/. Nearly 500 dogs are to be tagged this
week. according to past reckoning, ii
heir owners are to get in under the wire.
Unfayorabe delays in train service is
reelected these days by railroad men,
Tho account for the fact that train arriv-
lg in Barre lately have been somewhat
verdue as a rule because the pilots have
cen cautioned to drive slowly as long as
'ashouts are imminent. The warm
Gather of Saturday, Sunday and to- =
ay is responsible for the order, it is :
lid, to proceed cautiously, although the y
lain lines and branches are carefully +
ltrolled by section men.