The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-04-19
Talk OF THE TOWN

See the new shipment at Mrs. Birnie's.
adv.
Miss Bella Smith of Pleasant street
is at the City hospital for treatment.
Caramel and vanilla ice cream and
fresh Strawberries at Russell's to-day.
4 Tickets for the d. O. X. X. dance are in
great demand. Did you get yours ?-adv.
4 Miss Lydia Cove, a student of music
at Potsdam, N. Y, is visiting relatives in
this city.
Mrs. Arthur Il. Bugbee of Pittsfeld,
Mass, is the guest of her mother n-law,
Mrs. Il. A. Bugbee of Orange street.
Fancywork, aprons, candy and food on
sale Monday afternoon, April 81, vestry
Church of the Good Shepherd. adv.
Fay Duffy, employed at the L. II.
Rogers & Co.'S clothing store, was re-
cent visitor at his home in Enosburg
Falls.
Miss Margaret injury left at midnight
last night for Boston, where she will re-
main until after the parade. of the Goth
division.
I Pvt. Edmond Loranger with his moth
err arrived at their home On the early
morning train, coming here from New
Haven, Conn.
4 A daughter was born at the City hos
! pital Yesterday afternoon TO Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Scott of st. Adams, weight,
eight pounds and three ounces.
Largest line OF new and second handed
ranges in Barre, Perfection and Kerogas
oil stoves, wicks and ovens. Call and
get prices. L. A. Prindle, Worthen
block
| M 81 NJ Txr;lIso,, Af;ox. boyo s,ona
TO Boston to attend the 26th parade and
visit with relatives in that city. They
intend to make stay Of two weeks be-
fore returning to Barre.
Floyd NJ bearing, deputy collector,
will be at Barre city hall April q to 26
inclusive, for the purpose OF assisting in
come taxpayers in seeking information
and the rendering of returns.
Rev. j. B. Reardon, who was formerly
pastor of the Unversalist church in
| Ludlow, has been engaged to speak at
the celebration in that place of the Tooth
anniversary of the founding Of Odd Fell
lowship, April 20.
4 Clarence Hall, who. previous to his
employment with the Cote Hanley Cloth
ing company in North Adams Mass, was
a clerk at the Rogers store in Barre, ar
rived here this morning to pass Easter
with his family at 45 Liberty street.
y. n. Normandeau, for several years a
contractor in Barre and vicinity, has dis
posed of his property in this city and
| viii soon enter the real estate business
in Montreal, TO which city he win go
after disposing of business matters in
Malone, n. Y. He left for Malone yes
terday.
The regular Saturday evening lunch
will be served at the Vincitia club TO-
night Senator Dillingham; is expected
to be the guest of the club next Wednes-
day evening, April %, and will give a
smoke talk The last ladies night of
the season will be held next Friday even
ing, April 25.
! The silver cup awarded each year by
Vincitia club to the member winning,
during the pool tournaments, the largest
number of games, became the property
Of John Davidson, for having won it
three consecutive years. II. +. Mute
took the second prize, handsome bill
lard cue, while John n. Carroll and
Frank Langlois were tied for third place.
Under the auspices Of the civics de-
partment of the Barre Woman's club,
Miss Louise NJ. Gridley, social welfare
worker for the city, will outline the
work being done. The meeting will be
held in Rowland hall Tuesday, April p,
ct 2:45 Ladies are asked to bring nee
dies and thread, thmbles and quilt pieces
to cut. A large attendance is hoped for.
To-day is the last day To submit your
| inventory to the assessors in their office
at the city hall. The Office viii close at
s o'clock this evening. Any person who
has not yet handed in or sent in their in
yentory had better do so before closing
time this evening. 1t will be advisable
to reach there as soon as possible TO
avoid waiting in line tonight, for every
taxpayers list of property must be filed
with the assessors before closing time.
Warren Partridge has set about build
4 ing wall under the piazza at the rear Of
his two-tenement house on wellington
street and another along the edge Of his
garden, which is bordered by the Wei
H lington street sidewalk. Both the new
walls are to be constructed with cement
and large granite chips. After the gar
4 den wall is completed, which will be con
structed to the height of the sidewalk,
Mr.. Partridge contemplates grading
down TO the garden. These repairs viii
add greatly to the neatness of the sur
1 rOIndinCs