The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-04-01
TALK OF THE TOWN

{. II. Parker OF talais was IN the
city to-day on business trip.
George Bowes left this afternoon on
a business trip to Burlington.
Mrs. b. w Damerritt OF Waterbury
is spending sunday with Miss N. L.
Walker
f. c. Spaulding Of St. Albsns was
among the business visitors in the city
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William e. Lille have
purchased the house Of John Biork on
Boyer street.
Edmund Reaside a student at Nor.
vich university is passing the weekend
at his home here.
b L. Patten has returned TO his home
IN Barton, after passing a few days in
the city on business
Charles Hoyt and ". ". Williams
OF Rochester \. y. were guests OF
G. L. Gee yesterday.
The condition Of Martin d. Bems
OF Long street, who has been i'll for
some time, remains unchanged.
Miss Nellie Swssey Of Nelson street
returned home Yesterday, after passing
week with friends in Calais.
Mrs. Thomas Fields OF lrasDurg has
returned to her home, after spending
few days with friends in the city.
Remember today is the last day to
pay dog taxes at the regular rate, the
license being doubled after April lst.
Mr. and Mrs. Hiram James Taylor,
who We're recently married lett to-day
for Boston, where they viii reside.
Mrs. o. \. Canton Of Maple avenue,
who has been seriously III Of blood
poisoning, is now able to be about the
house.
Mrs. William Sheltus returned yester-
day to her home in Attleboro, Mass, aft
er spending a few days with friends in
the city
Mr. and Mrs II. G Randall returned
yesterday 10 their home in West Leb-
anon, n H. after passing a week with
tiltiu9 Au kuF w
Mrs. J. Greed and granddaughter OF
West street, who have been passing
several wceks in Ninal Haven, Me,
ara expected home to-day
Mrs. Lester d. Sbippy of Rutland Is
passing week at tile home Of f. s.
shepard of Elm street. Mr. Shppy
came yesterday to remain over sunday
Miss ". +. Rowell has Just received
an attractive line Of pillow tops in the
new spring designs To make room tor
these and other coming novelties. large
selection from regular stock has been
placed on sale at liberal discount.
The Geo. l.. Mead Granite co. is
moving its offices from the Rowland
block into office in the Harrison Gran,
ite Granite eompany's shed, a part
Of which the Mead company recently
rented for manufacturing purposes.
Miss Collins of Burlington came yes
terday to assist in the care OF Il. T.,
Olds Of Washington street. who has
been seriously i'll with pneumonia for
seven weeks. Mr.. 0lds' condition con-
tinucs to improve gradually.
A workman, named Gabriel Rouc and
employed at the Boutwell,. Milne& Var
mum quarry, had the back of his leg
scraped by rolling stone in the quar-
ry Yesterday. DIR. 6. L. T. Hayes, who
was called to attend him, found no
bones broken The quarryman win be
back at work in short time
A picked team Of local bowlers de
feated the Montpelier bowling team in
match rolled on Buzzell's alleys last
night by the score of 1902 to 1862. The
Barre team took the first two games,
while the visitors nosed out in the
lead in the third. Nelson had the
largest individual, as well as the larg
est total score Of the evening. The
Montpelier rollers were out-classed
from the start, it is said, and the locals
did not roll to the best of their ability,
especially in the last game.
Friday arrivals at the hotel Otis were
as follows: ). n. Maxim. New York City;
II. A. Lewis. Burlington; Fl. @. Young,
j. H. Ranney, Boston; ID. R. Smith,
Bennington; H. A. Hanson, New York
City: L. Smith, Albert Kuhler, Boston;
w. i. Underhill. Chelsea; G.. w Cham
berlain, Waterloo, P, O.; II. A. Harring-
ton, Quincy, Mass; A. $. Wilson, Al
bany. n. T.; j. Harris, Richard Hogan,
Fl. j. Oehler. Edna Lyman. l.. G. Philips,
New York City; w. S. Wilkinson,
Plattsburg. n. Y; A, c. Clark, Detroit,
Mich; W. H. Corigan, Richmond.