The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-01-16
TALK OF THE TOWN

Abbott's cleaning up sale of tailore
suits should interest many.
Wait for special sale of Zoe hamburg
and embroideries. Henry w. knight.
Wild cherry balsam will cure an,
cough. IL is guaranteed. AT Hendricks
Lewis Doner of Montclair, n. j., al
rived in the city last evening for FEY
days business visit.
MIR. and Mrs. c. NJ. Lamberton o
Cabot were among the business visitor
in the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Abbiati, who wcr
married in this city yesterday, are max
ing their home at ~ Maple avenue
ICY b. A.sms returned to his home
in Randolph this afternoon, after spend
ing few days in the city on bus
mess.
Miss Alice Ogilvie returned yesterda,
to her home in Proctorsyile, after spend
ing several days with friends on Maple
avenue.
John Mccarthy Of South Main street
went this morning to Burlington, where
he expects to be employed in meat
market.
! Burt Keith has resumed his duties
with the city water department, after
passing several days with his uncle in
/ Marshfield
| G, NJ. Colby of East Orange is pass.
ing several days at the home OF his
mother, Mrs. L. G. Colby of Washing
ton street.
The condition of Mrs. NJ. +. Gaskell
of IL East street who has been quite
seriously i'll, was reported to be mate
rally improved to-day
Mrs. Clair Hopkins, who has been Wis
iting relatives on Hill street for the
past ten days, left this morning Tor
her home in Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles LeClair returned
this morning to their home in Essex
Junction, after spending several days
with friends in tie city.
Mrs. w. l.. WATSON and Miss Robin
son, who attended a meeting of the
Barre civic federation in the Nincitia
club rooms last evening, returned this
forenoon to their home in Waterbury.
Fred L. Page of Highland avenue left
yesterday for Indianapolis, Ind, where
L
tionists While absent Mr.. Page will
also visit relatives in Chicago, ILL.,, and
Des Moines, la.
Wednesdays arrivals at the hotel Otis
We're as follows: c. l.. Wilder, Boston
Dan Branon, Burlington; Walter Grace,
Northfeld A. G. Bigelow, Brookfeld; n
ID. Rosso. Springfield, Mass; Ii. B. Roy
ers. Burlington; l.. f. Adams and wife,
Boston.
William A. Mcleod who has been
employed in the office of Marion &
O'Leary, began work this morning in
the National Bank of Barre, succeeding
ed bookkeeper to fill the vacancy caused
by the resignation of James S. Milne, ir. |
Angus Mclean, who has been passing
ten days at the home of Officer George |
X. earle of John street, has returned |
to his home in ST. Adams. While in |
this vicinity, Mr.. Mclean acted as fire.
man on the Barre branch of the Central
Vermont road, in the absence. of Antony !
Tapandie who was confined TO the City |
hospital for several days as the result !
IF burns sustained at the wreck near
South Barre January 4.
Young Julio Gennett, who claims Web
,terville as his sheet anchor town when
lie is not out on rowing commission,
vas locked up in a cell at police head
quarters for vagrancy. The boy is well
Known in every lunch room and res
aurant in town, while attaches at the
wo railroad stations say that he has
nng around at train time for several I,
ears He is still supposed to be in
chool, as he is only fourteen years
Id, but an examination of his pockets
evealed the kind Of literature which
he youngster seems to have thrived on.
rom one corner of his coat pocket. the /,
Ulcers pulled out dime novel with a ,
aiming cover that pictured Poncho Pete
nd Ginger Jake in the act Of riding mail
ack back in the days when Cheyenne .
'as but a STRIPPING of a town. Julio
liking TO that kind of 'lit-
rary feed" He also submitted that
rugged l4-year-olh couldn't study
iuch on crust of bread and small
otion of tea, which he said was often
mes his mornings fare at home. Aft
: leaving the lad to ponder awhile over
is boyish desire to be second Buffalo
i'll, the chief gave him some sound adj
ice and sent him back home to Web
erville and the village school.