The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-01-20
TALK OF THE TOWN

lineton, where he will visit relatives fo
a few days.
l.. h. Thompson returned home thi
forenoon, after passing Sunday with rel
atives in Burlington.
Ernest O. Hubbard OF Morristown,
j., arrived in the city this morning 70
weeks visit with relatives.
Battista Abiatti of Bolster place wa
able to be out of doors this forenoon
after an illness OF several days.
John T. Kearney OF Jefferson stree
returned this forenoon, after spendin;
several days with friends in Waterbury
John Webster OF Bethel is passing sew
eral days in the city as the guest of his
father, Daniel Webster, of South Main
street.
Mrs. L. Il. Bentley returned to hel
home in Orwell this morning. after
spending ten days with relatives in
Barre.
Frank c. Turner of South Main
street left yesterday for Hartford, Conn.,,
where he will visit relatives for several
days.
Miss Mary Bosworth of Merchant
street returned home this morning, aft.
er passing few days with friends in
Waterbury.
Miss Efiie Cross returned this morn
ing to her home in Jacksonville, after
passing Sunday with friends on Yelling
ton street.
Riley's orchestra has been engaged TO
furnish music for the old and young
folks ball to be held at East Montpelier
tomorrow night.
Mrs. Walter J.. Randall of Averill
street left this forenoon for St Adams,
where she was called by the death OF
her mother, Mrs. w. II. Lyon.
Sundays arrivals at the hotel Otis
were as follows A. S. Spaulding and
wife, Boston; C. d. Farnham, Prov-
dence, r. l.; +. F. Boynton, Providence,
r.. J.
Miss Annis Baldwin. who has been Wis
iting as the guest OF Miss Ruth Parker
of rs Spaulding street for two weeks,
returned yesterday to her home at Essex
Junction.
The condition OF Enrieo A. Colombo OF
q Bolster place, who has been seriously
i'll of pneumonia for several days, was
reported to be considerably improved
this forenoon.
"Philomena,n one of the best dramas
of its kind seen in Barre for some time,
will be given by the Newman Dramatic
club at the opera house Jan. p. Cast
of 40 people.
Manuel Orlando OF Pearl street, who
has been employed in the Ross barber
shop for some time, left Saturday night !
for Burlington. where he intends to |
make an extended stay.
Mrs. James Signorelli. who underwent |
III operation at the City hospital few !
weeks ago, was removed to her home at !
81 Maple avenue yesterday afternoon in |
The Perry & Noonan ambulance.
J. G. Griggs. local agent for the
Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance company,
eft this morning for Hartford, Conn,
where he win attend the convention OF
he company's agent held this week.
The condition Of William Emslie Of
Maple avenue, who was injured at MARI
Gordon's granite plant several weeks
'go, continues to improve and it il en-
,ected that he viii be able to be out OF
loors by the latter part of the week.
Frank w. Robinson Of Keith avenue,
Who has been in charge OF the fish de-
'artment at the Smith 4 Cummings store
or several years, completed his duties
saturday and left Saturday night for
ew days visit with relatives in Nashua
I. IT,, and Boston.
Word was received Saturday by Mrs. /,
linton Heath and Miss Annie Waldron
( Washington street of the death of
heir brother, Joseph Kelley of Chicago, ,
Tho died Friday. Mr.. Kelley was
nan Of about fifty years. A short time
go he fell on the ice, breaking ley
{ two places. Blood poison set in and !
esulted in death. i
The December number of the Goddard {
eeord has been issued The Record II
Dntains the usual number of interesting {
lumn notes and accounts of activities 4
I the seminary. Owing to the omis- d
ion OF the November number. there will
G double issue of the Record next !,
pring; one will appear for the month !,
June and the other for the annual
Passengers who LETT Montpelier for {
ARE on the Central Vermont train this o
corning were allotted an hour and a s
alf for studying winter scenery in the
OF Intercity park Not /,
IT from Dodge's bridge, breakdown to 9 .
he engine brought the train to halt 2
nd after waiting some little time for .,
,velopments, several of the passengers n
'oted it across country to the B. & NJ. Z,
raction Co.'S line and boarded car for =,
ARE. The train took up the journey
ter in the forenoon.