The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-01-15
TALK OF THE TOWN

II w, H. Varnum of Jehersonyille is
II passing few days in the city on bust.
n ness.
H q. r. Miller of Elm street returned
Il last night from few days business
h visit TO Chelsea.
H Mrs. I. +. Atwood OF Woodsyille, \.
\ H.. was among the business visitors In
the city yesterday.
Rev. George II. Holt is moving his
\ household goods from Is Highland ave-
nue. to 81 Hill street
\ Thomas Kelly returned TO his home
in Milton this forenoon after a short
business visit in the city.
| w. W. Perkins returned this morn
ing TO his home in Bethel after short
business visit in the city.
Mrs. Nellie Bianch OF North Main
street has returned home after a weeks
visit with relatives in Boston.
Isaac +. Springer of Maple Grove
street left this morning on a business
trip to Waterbury and st. Adams.
John Lawton returned last night 10
his home in Bolton, after spending sew
eral days with friends on Pearl street.
Alfred Racquet of west hill has re-
turned home, after spending several days
at his former home near Montreal, 7. 2.
George A. Booth, who has been Wis
iting friends in the city for few days,
returned this morning to his home in Es-
sex Junction.
| Nelson Loveland returned yesterday
to his home in Marshfeld, after passing
few days at the home of G. w. Mann
OF Wellington street.
w. G. Wyeth a well known granite
dealer in Cincinnati O.. who has been
making an extended business visit in
Barre and vicinity. left for his home last
night.
@. N. Dodge OF Boston, supervising
agent for the New England district OF
the Singer Sewing Machine company, ar
rived in the city yesterday for few
days business visit
Percy Seeley of Wellington street, who I
figured in an accident last week that /
nearly resulted in the amputation of |
his right thumb, is gradually regaining /
use of the injured member.
Lionel Mathieson of Garfield avenue,
who is employed in ID. f. Davis drug
store, was among the candidates who
took examinations before the state board
of pharmacy in Montpelier yesterday.
Winifred A. Vaughan. who has been
passing three weeks at the home of his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. j. w. Vaughan
of Maple Grove street, left to-day to
resume his studies in Hoderness school,
Holderness, n. II.
Mrs Maria Amprimo leaves tonight
for New York. where she will make
short visit before sailing on the. Amer
lean liner Philadelphia, for her former !
home in Milan, Italy, to make an ex- !
tended stay with relatives
The condition of Earl Parker, the ]
young grocer clerk, who was quite pain
fully injured in runaway accident near I
the Quinlen block Tuesday. is so far linz
proved as to allow him to resume his c
duties at Eastman Bros store. q
George LeClair who has been visiting c
in the city for a few days with friends
on North Main street, returned last r
night to Orange where he is employed /
as chef at the Downing lumber camp. u
The granite manufacturing firm OF |
Novelli & Calcagni is planning to erect
sizeable addition to its compressor plant J
near the stoneshed in Miles meadow. 1t J
Is proposed to attach the annex to the !,
north end Of the compressor room, the &
structure to measure l2xl4 feet.
Tuesdays arrivals at the hotel Otis a
we're as follows: J. W. Bradley, Glovers- Il
lille, N. "; j. Nj. Jones, Burlington; d. Fl
<. Patriarche, Boston; r. W. Wood and r,
wife, Boston; George L. Morse Milton; Y
I. f. HAYES and wife, Boston; c. II. q
Taft, South Royalton; III. q. Rogers, P
Burlington; n. ID. Rosso, Springfield,
Iass. le
The new Tungsten lamps Of 200 v
andle-power installed on North Main ft
treet yesterday by Manager G. f. Mil N
ar of the Consolidated Lighting CO.. Il
lighted up the section from Depot on
quare to Granite street last night as ii az
as never been lighted before The
amps, six in number, were placed in ,po- Il
ition for demonstration purposes. ca
John Mcleod, Burlington farmer, Sc
tho was travelling westward when APP h1
Yesterday, was arraigned be- W
ore Acting Judge A. A. Sargent In W
ty court this forenoon ON an intoxi- ~
alton charge. to which he entered plea d
guilty. The respondent was unable
} pay fine and the court sentenced tn
i'm to serve straight sentence of fif- re
zen days in the county Jail at Mont M
elier Mr.. Mcleod breezed into town he
esteriay with an abundance OF luggage Pa
nd enough Of hard cold Officer of
Gorge X. earle found him in house pr
/ Prospect street and drafted the ser. m;
ees of delivery team to transport his tn
an to the station. In court, the farm tn
said he had been just about sick en-
| winter and his little deviation from COZ
lie straight and narrow path had mot Tr
ZEN without motive. lie wished to be
cured.