The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-04-20
TALK OF THE TOWN

II Come to the big sale Mt Vaughan's.
H Presbyterian choir rehearsal at tn
\ church tonight at O'clock
Rita Jolvet one of the survivors o
the Inflated Lusitsnia, in three-ree
drama at the Bijou to-day.-adv.
| The amusement committee of the Ode
Ladies viii meet at the home Of Mrs. AL
mira Bianchi, Comolli street, Friday
evening at o'clock.
Robert Carson of Beckley street lefi
this morning for Gardner, Mass, where
he will be employed as q shipping clerk
in the Haywood factories
Mrs. d. G. Jarvis and little daughter
Sylvia, left this morning for Burlington
where they will spend the week end
as the guests of relatives.
Auction sale at Farnham's at Montpe-
lier tomorrow, 35 fresh horses, 30 to AZ
comission horses and lots OF other prop
erty. G. f. Smith, auctioneer.
/ Walter Messenger of New York, an
advance representative of the company
that is to present "The Only Girl in
the opera house April 20, was business
visitor in the city to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Calcagni Of Mont
pelier are the parents OF daughter born
| Wednesday, April 10. Mr.. Calcagni lived
in Barre until recently and is member
of the Italian Athletic club baseball
team. Mrs. Calcagni WAS formerly Miss
Eda Piccioli.
Best value in Barre: Valuable Main
street property only few rods from the
postofiiee on paved street; from 10 to so
feet frontage; over 200 feet deep; I'M
provements on property are paying 1919
annually. Win sell at the ridiculously
low price Of $1,000. Splendid location
for garage or business block side track
at rear; when you look this over, you
will agree with us that this is the best
trade in Barre City. The d. A. Perry
Real Estate Agency
A decade-old rivalry between Spauld-
ing high school and the young men who
have gone out from its doors in years
past is being revived these days with
every indication that oYeTtures for a
baseball game will eliminate IN a series
of contests to be staged at the Lincoln
school contest, beginning the week of
May /. James T. Kenefick is organizing
the alumni strength and the regular high
school forces are to be marshaled by the |
captain. Manager kenefck stated this |
morning that his team viii be unable to |
compete on the diamond until a number +,
of bowling matches on the slate have /
been erased.
To-day marked the expiration of the /
period set by the statutes for swearing I
to inventories and from the hour they
opened their office at city hall until well
into the afternoon. the assessors worked 1
busily to accommodate the late corners,
latterlv the influx of property owners
and poll taxpayers has been much more
marked than in the earlier days of April, +
when it looked as though most people +
who make their yearly reports to the
board had decided to ignore the assessors
Blanks have been received
from the state tax commissioner on
which the assessors may proceed to make
their own inventories in cases where
owners have failed to appear,
Insurance men whose visit in Barre
| few weeks ago resulted in some rath
n surprising revelations with reference
% the fire and water departments are
o return to the city next week in the
interests of the New England Insurance
Exchange, according to advices received
lere. Engineers and inspectors are to
make thorough survey OF the city's fire
system and submit their re
ort to the city council, as requested by
he city fathers recently. Merchants and
it is suggested. will do
'ell to remove all inAammahle material
hat has accumulated on their premises, :
$ the question OF reducing the fire in \
urance rates in Barre hinges in meas
re on general conditions.