The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-04-13
TALK OF THE TOWN


| Burlington for brief business trip.
w. L. Chatfeld of Burlington was
a business visitor in this city yester-
day.
Mr. and Mrs Nicholas Stroutsos have
moved from l6 Maple Grove street TO
"A Summer street
Mrs. Matte Ford of Burlington, a
business visitor in town for dav or
so, returned to her home yesterday.
Hildreth Martin returned yesterday
to the University Of Vermont. where
he is member Of the junior class
Miss Florence Canton, after enjoying
the holidays al her home on Maple ave
nue., returned yesterday afternoon TO
the University Of Vermont
Frank Lawless, who has been spend
ing the Easter vacation at his home in
South Barre, returned this morning to
the University Of Vermont
a daughter, Helen Marie. weighing
eight pounds, was born TO Mr. and Mrs
Earl NJ. Lewis at their home at l6 Mel
son street early this morning.
Lyman W W6itcomb, chief clerk of
the United States public health serv-
ice in Boston. returned last evening to
his duties. having visited for several
days with his mother, Mrs Harriet ".
Whitoomb, of Eastern avenue.
Manager Reuben Hudson of the To-
cal Western Union telegraph Office has
just received word from the head Office |
of the company informing him that |
the deferred cable service has been re-
to all countries in Europe.
About 60 couples attended the pub
lie dance in Rowland hall last evening,
given under the auspices of the Wise
Owl club. so recently formed. There
was. however, a large sale Of tickets
prior 10 the event and the club real
zed returns from Ij0 tickets Carroll's
seven piece orchestra furnished music
from S o'clock until mid night
At the regular monthly meeting 81
he Womans Auxiliary OF Barre post,
80. 10. American Legion. held last eve
ling II new members were accepted,
making the membership at present l44
\ this time also Miss Mary Given was
hosen sergeant t.arms The auxiliary !
discussed the possibility 81 holding a
10y day dance and concluded with in /,
truc;ing the entertainment committee ,.
o complete arrangements for dance :
n Rowland hall Thursday evening.
Law Is.
a very enjoyable affair was held last Y
veniHg by the Purple Consulate of \
irsnite City lodge, T. O. o. L.. NJ. L.. le
{ the rooms Of Mrs. Nellie Bianchi.
lrs. Jessie Lund and Mrs Emily Nc.
ae were the hostesses The rooms
'ere decorated with streamers and
iottoes of the order done in purple.
{ $3.50. a six-course dinner was served. L
40 members from Montpelier and 10 Y
ON this city being present During
ie evening farce was given. entitled, v
Finding the Key" All in the cast were h
ell suited to the parts taken and n
-ought out some interesting az wcll
instructive situations Phonograph r,
usic. stories and card games com n
eted a very pleasant time. p
There seems to be a general msun- d
with the women of the :
ate concerning the task Of fling re- :.
rms with the assessors or listers. All y
omen between the ages Of 2l and 20 =,
ars old. according 10 the new law
Vermont. must file an inventory
th the assessors of their city or :,
wn. regardless of whether or not they =
sh to vote This task IL absolutely
quircd and must he done either bv /.
2 woman herself or by her husband. - =,
she Is married. The assessors fur y
er wish 20 state that the fling of
turns Sioes not place your name on "a
? check list and give Won the right 70 "
tr; y simply rfts your name 50 "
~ vou NAV he assessed for taxes. lsf
4 should you desire 20 vote further pr
.ps must he taken II your name Is VI
! already on the check list Men and tio
men in this citv have but a week
re in which To file their returns. a. de-
assessors complete the work u a. thl
on April %. 50 anvone who has not da
eadv done - should fle 70 the as CIR
sors' Office in the city building be sea
zen the hours II : T. NJ. and y. m clio
between r. m. and ; ,. n. ~ any tia
+ IN the week except SUNDAY There
three assessors al the Office each fat
ready % assisf rou and people siN
q have not already FLED viii ID weli ths
visit the ofsos before the rush. which ] Tn
silly comes the last few da~s. asc