The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-23
TALK OF TIE TORN

A son was born Tuesday to Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence +. Loso OF Barre Town
Born to Aristide and Henrietta Calico
Of A slurtleff place March II, girl
Lawrence Rising Of Bolster avenue
left this morning for Boston, with otli,
er carpenters, where he has secured en-
ployment.
! Paul Hedwall Of the Morse block is
removing to-day to his new house on
Hill street. Mr.. Hedwall has put 2
great real of time into the building Of
his home and it is without doubt one
Of the most beautiful in the city.
]. f. Maun, superintendent Of the
Central Vermont railroad, was a busl-
ness visitor in the city to-day to in
spect the local branch. He left later
in the day for other points in the
state to continue his inspection.
Coach Carl Lundholm Of Spaulding
who has been passing few days at
his home in Lynn, Mass, returned to
the city to-day in order that he might
accompany the S. II. s. basketball
team to Burlington tomorrow.
Misses Doris Burke, Vivian Mar
rion and Freda Ladd, all students at
Smith college in Northampton. Mass,
arrived in the city last evening to
kpass the spring term vacation Of that
&nbllege at their respective homes here.
n A successful 500 party was held by
the amusement committee OF the Mac
eabees last evening in X. Of p. nall,
with a large attendance. Refreshments
of sandwiches and coffee were served.
The committee in charge was Mrs.
Mildred Duncan, Mrs. Mabel Phelps
and Mrs. Annie Gerard.
James Mcdonald Of ll6 Summer
street is removing his family from
their former home there to house on
the corner Of Cleary and Warren
streets. The house on Summer street,
which he formerly occupied will be
tenanted by Mrs. Annie Murphy Of
this city. together with her daughter
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Law
renee, of Montpelier.
Charles Riddle OF Pleasant street,
who was until recently employed az
the Cassius Camp garage on South
Main street, has. entered the employ
Of the Fl. f. Cutler and Sons garage
at South Main street as salesman.
He is taking the place OF Joseph Amet,
who recently resigned his position with
that firm to accept position as
Studebaker salesman for the Nye Mo-
tor company.
A very enjoyable little party was
held Tuesday evening at the home OF
Miss Louise Baigrie of Thurston place
when about IL Of her little neighbors
and friends gathered at her home 70
tender her farewell party. Miss
Baigrie was presented o beautiful
fountain pen as token of friendship
by her playmates. Games were en-
loved during the evening and refresh
ments were served. Miss Louise, to-
gether with her mother, Mrs. Alex
ander Baigrie. and her brother, Allan,
are soon to leave for Detroit. Mich, TO
Join Mr.. Baigrie, who has secured EN-
ployment in that city.
COMPARISONS of figures for the reg
istration of dogs for this year with the
total registered last year do not throw
very favorable light on the subject.
The total number of dogs registered
last year numbered exactly 800, while
with only seven days left to pay tie
tax this year without being assessed
an extra delinquency charge there are
only A registrations filed. The com
bined hunting and fishing license sale
of last wear amounted to over $1,000
and this year already bids fair to be
another high scorer for there have been
seven applications for combined hunt
ting and fishing licenses TO date with
the blanks having been in the hands
az the civ clerk only two DAYS.