The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-04-08
TALK OF THE TOWN

Read the Pavilion ad. on page 6adv
u. J. Morse has returned to the city
after passing several days in New York
lon business.
Grand Juror William Wishart and DR.
y. G. Watt returned to tie city this
morning from Boston.
After April 10, the Barre office Of the
Consolidated Lighting Co. will be open
every day from a. IN. to $50 p. m. and
closed Monday and Saturday evenings.
DR.. Henry Lawrence Southwiek, presi-
dent OF Emerson College Of 0ratory Bos-
ton i to give reading Of the Shake
spearean play, Richard III, !" in the Uni
versalist church Tuesday evening, April
us.
/ George y Crowley. night clerk at Ho-
tel Barre, left the city to-day for PROV
idence, r. l., where he Is to spend a va
cation Of two weeks, During his absence
Mmroe NJ. Wilson will act as night clerk
at the hotel.
Russell Collins. an East Montpelier
farmer, has consented to Iet the Para.
mount Picture co, enter his sugar woods
with cinematograph a. soon as the sap
5GHc1h ltdAHGs lkS t8Hi& IT. 41h Ed4 AiNA
appearance of the moving picture men
was prevented by the heavy layer Of
snow in the Collins maple bush.
f. NJ. Farnham. the horse man, will
hold his next big combination auction
sale Of horses and other property at his
stables in Montpelier, VT, on Friday,
April IA, 1916 at 10 o'clock in the fore
noon; 80 to 40 fresh horses, from p to 40
commission horses; among this lot is a
big consignment from the New Hamp-
shire lumber camps. You do not want to
miss this sale, a. it will be a big one.
G. II Smith, auetioneer.ady
Variety il the spice OF the current is
sue Of The Record, the interesting little
monthly periodical that records doings
among the students and alumni of God
dard seminary Winter activities on
the hilltop are recounted in an ilum-
mating way, the sporting pages, especial
IN reviewing carefully tile achievements
OF the school On the basketball court. |
DR.. John A. Ridlon, A. b., of Chicago,
member Of the class OF 1872, calls up adj |
ditiOnal "reminiscences in the second pa
per Of q series OF alumni recolection7 |
which he has promised to contribute to |
The Record Much that is ancient his.
tory in the annals of Goddard yields to /
the genteel touch of the Chicago physi- /
elan and straightway holds the atten-
ton Of the reader regardless Of how far /
removed he may be from the days OF 4
infancy. a prose contribution
from A. a. J. and Extracts from the
Journal OF Roberts" are among the more
creditabe contributions to the number.
Five pages are devoted to locals and an
ambitious homily on New Year resolu-
tons buIks large in the editorial mat
ter.
Bird lovers, on the alert Just nov for
the first fine, careless rapture" Of their
iavorite feathered friends, may be inter
,sted in the following list Of bird books
available at the Aldrch public libdary:
Birds Of Village and Field. Florence
Nerriman; Birds that Hunt and Are
Hunted Mrs. Fannie EcEstrom; The
Home life Of Wild Birds, Francis II.
Ierrick; Popular Handbook Of the Birds
II the United States" Thomas Nuttall;
sport Of Bird study" Herbert ~ Job
Adventure Of Cock Robin and His ;
Nate" Richard Eearton; Methods Of
Attracting Birds. Gilbert Trafton
Pocket Guide - the Common Land I
}rds II New England" Mary Alice VIII /
OK: Field Book ii Wild Birds and /,
Their Music" Ferdinand 5. Matthews; :
Village and Field Birds, Florence Mar h
imam.