The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-12
TALK OF THE TOWN

: A. o. Booth returned last night Il
his home in Ferrisburg, after spending :
5 few days in the city on business.
Dan A. Perry and son, Maurice, OF
{ the Montpelier road left last night for
: Boston to attend the automobile show.
Alex Freeman returned last night to
his home in Quincy, Mass, after spend
! ing several days in the city on business.
Miss Florence b. Abare returned last
night to her home in Morrisville, after
spending few days with friends in the
city.
Miss Bertha Page returned this fore
noon to her home in MiddIebury, after
spending a week with relatives aon Trow
hill.
Roy Crossett and Cortland II. Perry
returned home this morning from Bos-
ton, where they attended the automobile
show.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Willard, who
have been visiting relatives in the city
for a few days, returned this forenoon
to their home in Gilmore.
w. W, Perkins, the Bethel agent for
the d. A. Perry Real Estate agency, ar
rived in the city this forenoon for a
] DuslItss NtslI Oh several uHNs.
! II. 7. Eaton of the theatrical firm of
/ Fox & Eaton, has returned to his home
in Claremont, n. H., after spending a
few days in the city on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Field of Patter.
son street returned today from Chelsea,
where they accompanied the remains Of
the latter's father, Edwin Sanborn, for
| burial.
Joseph and Edward liter of North
Adams, Mass, arrived in the city last
night for a ten days visit at the home
of their sister, Mrs. Louis Williams, of
Prospect street.
Walter Geake, who has been employed
in Montreal, p. O., for the past five
months, was visitor in the city this
morning while on his way home to Gran
iteville for an extended visit.
Mrs. Grace Morrow, who has been !
visiting relatives in the city for the past |
ten days, went this forenoon to Water
bury, where she will make short stay |
with relatives before returning TO her /
home in Jericho.
Come one and all to the dance at
East Barre opera house Monday, March
IL. Music by Harris orchestra. Bert
Doyle, floor manager. Dancing from 5
until q Admission 75c per couple. Re
freshments at the hall.
William d. Smith Of Summer street
returned this morning from Boston,
where he visited his son, Carroll Smith,
a student at the Massachusetts Insti-
tute of Technology. While absent, Mr..
Smith also visited the automobile show,
You, Who have read the book, will rec
ognize in "El Captain" strong, power
full and gripping story and so it is with
the photoplay of that name, Bison l0l.
at the Bijou to-day. Other pictures and
an animated weekly make this strong
and extraordinary program.--Adv.
The executive committee of the G. l..
U. and the committee to organize a q
womans union label league will meet in {
Joint session this evening in the granite q
cutters rooms at o'clock. The pur- !
pose is to make final arrangements for {
a w. Z. l.. L. Let all members be !
present. |
A number of Barre physicians were
in Montpelier last evening to attend the r
regular quarterly meeting of the WASH a
ington Co. Medical society. DIR. ID. C. Jar d
Wis read paper entitled, "The Relation n
Of the General Practitioner to the Dis a
eases of the Eye" and other doctors ?
from this city contributed to the dis $
.ussions which followed the papers. e
Through its Montpelier agent, j. :. l
Thompson, the Perry real estate agency r
ias sold for H. H. Howard the business \
block on the easterly side of Main street l
n Randolph to Frank L. Smith and {
Hattie Smith OF Montpelier, who make d
he purchase for an Investment. The o
tore apartments in the building are now
cased to Barney Shapiro, who will prob ;
bly continue to occupy them. L
Mrs. Walter Kelly and two children, Z
Who were called here by the condition of q
he formers brother, Fritz Holenbach, y
{ South Barre, returned to their home q
n Haverhill, Mass, this forenoon, after W
pending several days with Mr.. and Mrs TT
Ohm Hollenbach of South Barre. The 10
oung man is now at Heaton hospital re- pa
overing from a bad fracture OF the leg p'
-hich lie sustained in an accident at the m
eelair & McNulty stoneshed several 10
'eeks ago. m