The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-01-20
TALK OF THE TOWN.

l A. Cont went to Boston last night on
L a business trip.
4 Charles Luudgren is confined to his
home with illness,
/ William Jack went TO Northfeld to-
da yon business trip.
Joseph Giampoini went to Mortified
to-day on business trip.
Don't forget TO take home box of
Sehratfts Davis, the druggist
Plenty Of Dutch cheese Friday and
Saturday vt B0dge's creamery.
George +. Milne went to Mortified
this afternoon on business visit.
Henry and Robert Hosmer Of Groton
were in the city on business recently.
Joseph Gnidotti Of Foster street went
to Waterbury to-day on business trip.
A son was born this morning to MIR.
and Mrs. c. G. Scott OF IS Ayers street.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Smith OF Water
bury were visitors in the city yester.
day.
Y. 2. Carpenter and ". Rutz Of Brook
field were in the city yesterday on bus
mess
The youngest children Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Leonard Relation OF Second street
are i'll with the whooping cough.
The boy scouts OF troop No. | win
meet at headquarters tonight at 81
o'clock. Let every scout be present.
Harry Kent, A. S. VI,
Mrs. H. J. McAuley Of Warrensburg.
y. y, arrived in the city last evening
for visit at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. O. w. Lewis
Tangled Lives" IS the feature picture
at the Bijou to-day Mr. Bennett the
local singer. was well received last
night, and appears again tonight.
Mrs James Hail. who has been visit
ing at the home Of her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. John Mcdonald. of Liberty
street. left this noon for her home in |
Boston
The members OF the firm and en-.
ployes OF Jones Bros Co recently got /
up subscription for the benefit of /
Bennie Roberts, who has been seriously
III with typhoid fever since last October.
He was presented $4,000 a short time
ago, and Mr. and Mrs Roberts and Ben.
ME wish TO thank everyone who so gen
erously helped in this, and for all the
many kind acts of friends.
The work OF making dirt dam across
the old river bed beneath the Prospect
street bridge, which has been under
way for the past two weeks, is nearly
finished, there being only about three
feet more to Gil before the east bank
will be reached The purpose of this
lam is to hold back the water. so that
he foundation for the wall across the
bed eat be put in.
Members of the Burns club. attention:
There will be meeting Of the Burns
hub in Woodmens hall, Bolster block.
Monday evening, January %. when all
members are requested TO be present.
Hiss Coburn will be present to rehearse
he music with all the singers The {
members are also requested to note that /
he anniversary will be held in Wood. Z
mems hall Wednesday evening, January 7
.. Robert Inglis, sec.
Thursday and Friday arrivals at the
)ity hotel were as follows: J. j. Stesrus.
Burlington; j G. Boldgett st. Johns
Jury; j. y. Beauregard, Springfield. j.,
lass, H. Pennypackcr. New York City; !
=. L. Ames, Boston; L. q. Doran, Dal-
As, Tex; C. n Jordan Big Falls, Ia;
l. II. Hendee. Hanover. n. IT,; c. c.
arpenter Bellows Falls; 4. r. Pot !.
er. Burlington; Emil Metzger, New /,
.ork City.
Thursday arrivals at The hotel Otis =
.ere as follows; H. B. Sears. Boston; 1
. McFaulc. Philadelphia; J. Kennedy.
Y Lee. New York City; G. +. Slade.
heIsea, aAlss.: H. K. Lewis, Burling-
on; G. C.. Frisbie. Milton; y. Maxim. y
'ew York City; e. 5. Burr. Boston.
I J. Young. Plattsburg, \. Y; C. S.
Williams, Buffalo. y. Y; II. J. Wilson.
ortlNnd. Ne; Joseph Whitney. Bos- p
ln: T. NJ. White. Danbury. Conn: A. i
: Springer New York City; Y. r. b
awrencc. Springfield. Mass; G.. TT. Id
ummers Middiebury; ]. W Call. Ak Z
,n, o. j. ". Simpson, Akron, 0. &