The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-03-23
TALK OF THE TOWN

E
Ladd Co.'s store.
William A. patien left last night foi
Boston, whore he il spending several
DAYS GA business,
Miss Lucy Il, sowden left this morn.
| Ing for Burlington, where she Is pass
inG few DAYS with friends.
/ Members Of ST. AldemaT eommandery
have been invited 90 attend the morning
services at the First Presbyterian church
| Sunday.
Fresh strawberries just in, Call and
get yours before they are all gone Goods
delivered free. Tel. 720, George Mani.
atty, Prop,
Drs. A. G. Foster and Lameri have re,
turned home, after attending the annual
meeting of the state dental society In
Burlington.
one more Packard psflor organ,
slightly used, 20 sell at low price TO
make room for our new stock of pianos
Bailey's Music Rooms. II Elm street
For those of Won who have rugs to
beat. bedding and hangings TO renovate
the dreaded season Is near. The sym.
pathy ST those of us who have Eureka
Electric Vacuum Cleaner will not help
you.--ady.
Evangelist Ohio l., Hatch of Rockland,
Me-. is known throughout the New Eng.
land states as a famous soloist and mu.
steal director, Don't fail 10 hear him
Tomorrow evening at the Congregation.
al church.
o. j. Brunnell of Manchester, n. H.,
who has been registered at Hotel Barre
while passing several days in the Barre
granite belt in the interests of the Atlas
Powder Co, received message last
night summoning him to Manchester to
await orders for military duty. Mr..
Brunnel is registrant in class four,
and did not expect that he would be
called into service Immediately.
Mrs. Frank Nathan Trow of Trow
hill announces the marriage of her
daughter. Miss Blanche May Haskins, TO
DR.. Norman Hutchinson Tracy, which
took place in Boston Wednesday, March
20. DR.. and Mrs. Tracy are to be at
home, 3 Museum street, Cambridge.
Mass, after April TO- The bride is well
known in Barre, where she attended
Spaulding high school. For several years
prior to her marriage she lived in Bos.
ton. DR., Tracy il dentist.
Among the guests arriving at Hotel
Barre last night and this morning were |
the following people: W. 4. Smith, s. /
b. Howard and Walter Favrol of Man |
chester, y, H.. John O. Baxendale of /
Boston, George II. Wilder of Burlington,
w A. Wertz of Newark, " j., 0. b.
Marion OF Portsmouth, n. H., L. Il.
James of Wilkes Barre, Pa. j. +. Adams
IF Burlington. Miss ]. Summer of Ran
iolph, Fl. S Read of Richmond. George
E. Parker of Rutland, George H. Simp-
'on OF Manchester, William j. Patten of
springfield, T.. A. Reardon of Worces
er.
Within few days Or. Joseph A
Nark who is to leave April ! for Fort
)gleth0rpe. Ga. to report for military
Iuty, will tender his resignation to the !
ity council, having already intimated
lis purpose to relinquish the Office Of /
itv physician, an office in which he has
erved most ereditably for more than
year The city council has conferred
i length on successor, and several
proposals are being discussed. X is re-
orted that DR.. NJ D. Lamb Of Summer .
treet il one of the active candidates for
he berth.
North Main street is a hard road to
ravel these days, and teamsters, driven
. the necessity Of choosing between
heels and runners, are avoiding when
yer possible the main thoroughfare. The
lggestion has been made that the win
RS accumulation of dirt might well be !
,moved from the surface of the high
ay, thereby giving the sun a better !
old ON the crust of ice which covers the /
sving On country highways travellers
re compelled perforee to stick to run q
srs. although the snow is softening rap I
ly, and few more days of mild wealth ]
will see the last of the snow and ice I
The Spaulding basket ball team showed
nat they were in fine mettle for the !
game with the Burlington !
gh school team by swapping the see |,
nd team in practice game at the
last evening, the score be- h
z 81 to L. Although no definite ar .
have been completed as to +
here and when the game will be played, i
lie management of the team expects =
lat il viii be played next week either
/ Morrisville, the Peoples academy ;.
am having offered their gymnasium !"
a neutral floor, or at the armory at =
ontpelier =
Assessors opened their office at city b
II this morning in anticipation of the it
nual spring campaign, and from now RI
It'll April | the time win be given over cl
ofitably to the usual preliminaries. :
le quadrennial appraisal will not chal-
age the attention of the board until Z
Nt summer, but for the present Messrs.
artin Riley and Augustus NJ. Rossi
II address themselves to the task of
amining the building permits issued by 4
e inspector in 1917 The job will not :
X them greatly this year, as building
erations were confined largely to minor Z
pairs and additions. The income tax
Hector has moved his quarters from
c assessors Office to the room used by
2 school commission and the historical
,iety.
A very enjoyable reception was held
It evening at the Spaulding assembly
II, members of the freshman class en- z
raining a large number of the Junior
ss, as well as several members of the I
gh school faculty. The evening was
ent in q pleasant manner with a pro-
am OF musical numbers, the high 9
lool orchestra rendering several selec- !
ms, while piano solo BY Nadine I
llivan, vocal solo by Lillian papin,
piano solo by Beatrice Papin and a
lding by Frank Wells made up the re-
Under of the program. After the pro-
I'm dancing was enjoyed by large
mber, music being furnished by the