The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-07-12
TAX OF THE TOWN

| A. Liccorini of Buffalo, N. Y, is pass.
ing several days in the city on business
Marie Osborne in 'The Little Patri.
Of" and "The Fighting Trail" Bijou TO-
! day adv.
Frank Cutler Of Boston, former
resident of Barre, is passing his annual
vacation with friends in the city.
Miss Nadine Rogers Of Orange street
left yesterday for Lisbon, N. H., where
she is visiting relatives for few days.
William Reed of Wells River, who was
employed for several years in Barre, is
passing vacation with friends here.
Mrs. Verdi Bruno of North Main street
returned last evening from Burlington,
where she has been visiting friends.
+. 5. Platt, clerk of the u. s. court
who conducted session of naturaliza.
ton court in Barre yesterday, returned
to his home In Rutland this morning.
O. H. Presbrey Of New York CITY ia
registered at Hotel Barre while passing
several days in the city on business con.
nected with the Presbrey- Coykendall Co.
Frank w. Jackson and son, Fordyce,
were in Greensboro yesterday to attend
a birthday party in honor of B. p. White,
who is passing the summer at Lake Gas.
plan.
Miss Mary Bruce, who has been pass
ing ten days in the city as a guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. S. Morse of East street,
has returned to her home In Putnam,
N. Y.
Mrs. Albert s. Jones and daughter,
Marion, Of Bolster avenue left the city
this forenoon for Boston and vicinity,
where they are to make visit OF few
| weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Flanders. who
have been passing week with their son,
A. M. Flanders, of Averill street. re-
turned yesterday to their home in Man
chester.
Cases involving North Main street
couple charged with keeping liquor il.
legally have been continued to Monday
for hearing in municipal court. The
case Of State VS.. James Supple, charged
with furnishing, i set for tomorrow.
William Mari, who recently moved to
Montpelier, was a visitor in the city
yesterday while on his way to Orange
for brief sojourn at Camp Wildcat.
Mr.. Mari leaves Monday for Bellows
Falls, where he has secured employment
as machinist.
Charles Coolidge Parlin Of Philadel-
phia, Pa, chief of the division of com
mercia research of the Curtis Publishing
Co.. publishers of the Saturday Evening
Post, the Ladies Home Journal and the
Country Gentleman, with a party Of
three friends, is in the city.
To further the interest of the district
nurse worl, in Barre, the civic depart
ment Of The Woman's club opened the
second Of its series of flower shows in
the old town house this afternoon. The
exhibit will continue all day tomorrow
and in the evening. Roses predominant,
but there are many other varieties com.
bining to make it one Of the best ex-
hibits since the shows were inaugurated
year ago. Mrs. Fred Gale has an I'M
commonly fine array of flowers. Begin.
ming tomorrow afternoon bouquets will
be sold, not at auction as was previous.
~ announced, but over the counter, the
proceeds TO be devoted to the msinte-
nance Of the district nurse.
Moved by the failure of many regis
trants to realize that they are supposed
to report any exigency which affects
their status in the draft classification,
the Washington county local board is
asking the newspapers to remind regis
trants Of all classes that reports Of
this kind are required Of them II does
not devolve upon members Of the local
board to investigate the status of a reg
istrant who has been classified. On the
contrary if man is liable through a
change of employment, as a result Of
the death Of a dependent, or through the
birth of a child to Redistribution, he
should take immediate steps to advise
the board of his change in status,