The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-08-06
TALK OF THE TOWN

August Victor Records are now on sale
at Bailey's Music Rooms.
Jerry Dugan of Mortified was in the
city to-day on business
Public dance, Dewey park, Thursday
night; Gilbertson's orchestra.-a
Dance in Rowland hall Wednesday
evening. Gilbertson's orchestra.-adv.
-Four more days only'in which you may
pay your taxes without extra cost OF
flee open every evening.
The Oyer-the -Teacups club will meet
with Mrs. George Mcfarland Thursday
day afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
Miss Hilda A. Wilson Of Larchmont,
N. Y, is now visiting her aunt, Mrs.
! William Grieg of South Barre.
Mrs Stanley of Waterbury brought
her daughter, Ruth, to the Barre City
hospital yesterday for an operation upon
her throat.
Leo Bssett, who is visiting at his
home on Summer street left to-day for
Burlington to remain couple of days
with friends there.
John Gordon went to st. Johnsbury
yesterday, where he attended confer
ence of the war savings directors OF
Caledonia county.
The rooms in the Church street school
house having been closed, the hospital
pledge cards have been left at The Times
office for collection. All pledges can now
be paid at this office.
! Maccabees, attention: Regular meet.
ing of the Harmon Review, No. !, will
be held Wednesday evening at 1880
o'clock. New members take notice. The
new pass word will be given.
! Mrs. +. Rizzi and three children of
New Britain. Conn, are spending few
weeks with Mrs G. Movalli of Howard
street and Mrs. P. Mont of Williams
town, both sisters of Mrs. Rizzi.
Miss Doria Passera, formerly a stu
dent nurse at the City hospital and now
training at the Cottage hospital in
| Woodsville n. H., arrived in the city
yesterday to spend two weeks with
| friends here.
/ Mr.. and Mrs Lester Ahrens and child
of West Hoboken, n j., have for the
past week been the guests of Mr.. and
! Mrs A. NJ. Celia Of "a Vine street. To-
day they left for Milford n H., to call
on Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Il. Comolli, for
mer Barre people, before returning to
J their home
Dan A. Perry, the auctioneer, is in
Brattleboro conducting two days sale
for the Pure Bred Sales company, where
hin large number of registered cattle
will be disposed of. From there Mr..
Perry goes to Barre, Mass, to conduct a
sale for George +. Smith of pure bred
| Holstein cattle.
This week is a busy one for City Clerk
| James Mackay since great many tax
payers are filing to the office to pay
their taxes before Aug II. For the bene-
fit of the public the Office will be open
every evening this week until o'clock,
thereby enabling men who cannot reach
the office in the daytime an ample OPP
portunity to do so at night.
Cards have been received in Barre by
friends announcing the marriage OF Miss
Mary j. Birnie to Albert Bell, jr, the
marriage taking place in 0dgen, Utah,
| Aug. S. The bride is we'll known Barre
girl, having lived here until five years
ago, when she went with her parents
to Utah. They will be at home at 29l4
Wall avenue, 0dgen, Utah, after Sept. /.
States Attorney E. r. Davis is taking
two weeks vacation and yesterday left
for Alburg for few days fishing. He
then plans to camp at Berlin pond for a
time before the September term Of coun.
ty court is opened and the cases Of
George A. Long and Mrs. Isabel Parker,
charged with the murder Of Mrs. Harry
Broadwell, and that of Rafael Maria,
charged with the murder Of Joachim
Perez, are tried.
The time of year has come when the
weather wise begin to cast about for
signs that will indicate dog days or even
the steady approach of winter. But
those who would look forward to winter
have yet long time to conjure with ma
! ture for local wise-one has proof posi-.
tive that we are to have a very long
drawn out summer. A flock of geese
was seen flying over Barre this week
headed due north, which is q sure sign of
much warm weather to come, so the asy-
inu rops