The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-01-30
TALK OF THE TOWN

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Cribber2" Spaulding chapel, tonight
Sweet and juicy navel oranges, l5c |
doz.,--20 for 25c, at the United Fruit
Store.
| Ladies' iieece-lined wrappers $3.50, re
duced to Zoe for Saturday only. New
York Bargain Store, Inc
Miss Eta Wilfore returned last nigh
from Chelsea, where she has been visit
ing for the past two weeks.
Be sure and hear the Orpheus male
quartet sing at the Unversalist church
Thursday evening, Feb. s, at o'clock.
'sLady Babbie," big three-reel drama
Featuring Barbara Tenant; also goot
comedy, when Joe Went West" at the
Bijou to-day.
George Bond of East street returned
to-day from business trip through the
western states in the interests of tn.
George Bond Granite Co.
| In order to make room for spring hats
which have already commenced to come
in, will sell, regardless of cost, remain
der of our winter hats. Mrs. III. 5
Miles, 20 North Main street.
|
ion in this city have organized candle
pin bowling club and are willing to meet
AL corners. Charles Emslie has been APP
pointed manager of the team.
Giuseppe Lorani, who has been pass
ing few weeks in the city as the guest
of friends on North Main street, left
to-day for Milford, n. H., where he will
make brief visit with relatives before
going to his home at Quincy, Mass.
Tonight at the Vincitia club rooms
members OF the Apollo club will be en-
| tertained at the second of series of
tournaments in billiards, pool and du-
| plicate whist. The matches will begin
at s O'Clock and buffet luncheon viii
be served afterwards.
Wiibert Adams, who has been the
guest of friends in the city for the past
few days, left to-day for Montreal for
a few days visit with relatives. He
will also visit at Buffalo, N. ", before
returning to his home at Lewiston, Me.
A number of witnesses went this morn
ing to Montpelier, where they were sub
soenead in the case against John Leclair,
aged is, who was arrested in this city
Tuesday on statutory charge The
hearing was set for probate court with
Judge Frank j. Martin presiding The
respondent has retained Attorney John
w. Gordon.
After eight witnesses had been heard,
Judge +. j. Martin of probate court
at Montpelier to-day sent John LeCiair
to the state industrial school at Yer
gennes for the remainder of his minority
which means six years. LeClair was
charged with Iewdness and unbeconing
behavior. He was arrested by the Barre
police and taken into Barre city court,
after which he was turned over to Judge
Martin when it was learned he was UNI
der Is years of age.
The Shamrock basketball team left
this forenoon for st. Johnsbury, where
they win play the f. O. A. team to-
night. Because of the inability of Man
ager Carroll to secure the services OF
two regulars, the team will present
lineup somewhat weakened. William
Stuart was unable to take the trip as
was Bartlett of Montpelier. PHO" To-
mas and Earl Smith we're carried along
to fiji their positions. Paul Scampini
accompanied the team.
Insurance adjustors representing the
Vermont Mutual Co., of Montpelier APP
peared for the r. c. Robinson agency
Yesterday and completed the adjustment
of loss on the building on "the lodges"
Brook street, which was partially de-
stroyed by fire last week. The structure
is owned by Michael Good, who stated
last night that the adjustment was salts
factory to him. lie said the little store,
which was occupied by Daniel Roumanis
at the time of the fire, was not wholly
by insurance and that he
stands to lose 5000. He will rebuild in
the early spring. So far as can be
learned the adjustment on Mr. Romans
stock of groceries has not been adjusted.
Charles Preston. who was employed
until recently as chef at the City hotel,
LEFT this forenoon for two weeks yisAt
with relatives in Manchester and Con
cord. n. Fl. In the middle of February
Afr. Preston will return to Morrisville,
his native town, where he has secured a
position in hotel. Mr.. Preston lost
nearly all of his valuables in the fire
which devastated the City hotel last Fri
day morning and had little time to lose
in making good his escape. Until yes
terdav he has hoped that some of his
possessions might be uncovered intact IN
The ruins. but q careful search OF his
sleeping quarters failed TO unearth much
that was valuable. A few of his clothes
were salvaged and other trinkets of
minor worth were also taken, from the
ruins.