The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-04-04
TALK OF THE TOWN
Lids for kids at Abbot"s.
Easter millinery MT Abbott's.

Lids for kids at Abbot''s.
Easter millinery at Abbott's
Germantown yarns l0c at Knights.
Large assortment MILDLY bouses al
Fits
David Linekin returned Sunday ia
Springfield, after spending few days at
his former home on Park street
Myer S. Levin OF Merchant street has
returned to the city, after spending sey.
eral days in New York on business.
Pearley Eager of Boster avenue left
Sunday for Springfield, where be has Sc.
cured employment in a machine shop.
Miss Mary Conner left the city last
Ieyening for Boston, where she plans to
make visit Of several days with rela-
tives.
d. J. Morse OF fremont street left
last night for New York on two days
business trip in the interest OF the Day
light store.
Alex Kesson resumed work yesterday
at the Union Dry Goods store, after
being absent for several weeks while re-
cooperating from an attack of pneuno
/ mia.
The d, NJ. Miles Coal Co. is getting
ready to increase its facilities for hand
| ling wood at its Smith street yards by
the erection Of a shed, As by II feet in
dimension.
Tax canvassers in the employ of the
board Of assessors began yesterday the
collecting Of names and distributing slips.
A week will probably elapse before the
work is completed.
Ronald Veal who has been the guest
at the home Of AIR. and Mrs. J. f. Greg
ory OF Washington street for the past
week, returned yesterday to Springfield,
Mass. where is a student at the y NJ. c.
A. college.
John r. Wilson, secretary OF the
Washington County Veterans assoeia
ton, who has been passing the winter
with his daughter in the Miles block, has
returned to his home in Worcester for
the summer He will be Joined within a
naming in Barre for more extended +
visit.
Miss Gladys Comolli Of Comoll street .
last night from Burlington,
where she has been receiving treatment
at the Mary Fletcher hospital for the
past month Her brother, Armando Co
molli. returned with her, having gone to
Burlington yesterday for that purpose.
Only two changes in the teaching stall
Of the Barre City schools appeared on
the opening of the spring term. Mrs.
Nellie Roscoe is teaching the room at the
Ayers street school, formerly taught b.
Miss Stacy. and Miss Nlitchell's illness
has prevented her returning to the 9TH
grade room at North Barre. James A.
Howe is taking her place.
Rifle fans in Barre, who completed in
part the organization OF a club Satur.
lay night, are 70 meet in painters hall
Thursday evening at o'clock for the
purpose OF considering further plans for
series OF tourna ments at the range this
summer Since the naming OF officers for
he club, a number Of persons who hith-
lrto have been only mildly interested IN
he movement 70 form a club have sig
lifed a desire 10 affiliate with the or
All persons who wish to
seertain the purposes Of the club are
invited to meet Thursday evening.
Notice has been received in Barre from
'toddard 3. Bates Of Derby. state high !
Fay commissioner. that the selectmen
nd road commissioners Of Washington
ounty will assemble at the capital on I
b. morning Of Tuesday April III ia !
conference on the work 10 be donr
b the county this wear The forenoon
essions begins st 1880 o'clock and in
be afternoon the conference viii re-
onvene at l.3O O'Clock r. =. Currier. !.
auntv supervisor Of highways. viii b
resent and i i expected that the mu- I.
ieiral government viii ~ represented
' Street Superintendent James :. Wi 4
"a and members 81 the aldermanic
'reet committee