The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-01-31
TALK OF THE TOWN
New sport suitings at Fits.


William A. Clark of Vershire wa
among the business visitors in the c;ty
yesterday.
Alexander Watt, a granitecutter, lef
last night for Detroit, Mich, where h,
expects to be employed.
A Boston artist, Mrs. Elizabeth Murch
ison, has been staying at Hotel Barre
for few days while doing home por,
| traiture work.
! d, Janion MacNichol has returned ia
his home in Boston, after passing few
days in Barre on business connected
with the granite advertising campaign.
G. Zanleoni, jr., who has been EN-
ployed as travelling salesman, with
headquarters in Boston, has returned to
Barre and is assisting in the Barre Drug
store.
John Larkin, who has been visiting
friends and relatives on North Semi.
nary street during the past week, left
this morning for his home in Worcester,
Mass.
Frank Clark, who is employed in
Barre as an automobile repair man,
left this morning for his former home in
Black Lake, P. O., there to make a Wis.
it of several days with relatives.
w. II. Fletcher, who has been visiting
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Par
sons of the Montpelier road during the
past ten days, left yesterday for his
home in the district of Alberta, north
western Canada.
Fred Otto of Geneva, n Y, arrived in
the city this morning, and will spend
several days visiting friends in the city.
Mr.. Otto expects to commence work as
a stonecutter some time during the first
of next week in Mortified.
W. C. Pearce of Chicago, Ill.,, an officer
of the International Sunday School asso-
citation, who is to speak on Sunday
school work in the Hedding Methodist
church this evening, arrived in the city
to-day from Burlington, where he ad-
dressed a gathering last night.
George Beattie, night railroad ex-
pressman, is confined to the house with
a case OF pneumonia. His place is be-
ing filed on the train to Randolph by
G. Davis, one of the day drivers of the
American express team. Ronald McMil-
Ian is taking Mr.. Davis place on the ex-
press team. Mr.. Beattie's sister, Mrs.
William Mears, of Hayerhill, Mass, is
caring for him.
Miss Teresa Carroll, who has been in
a class of dancers on the new
steps during the winter months, com.
pleted the course Monday evening, when
she held dance in Clan Gordon hall, !
there being about so couple present. |
The hall was decorated for the occasion, |
having green and white for a color
scheme. At intermission refreshments |
we're served.
w. C. Pearce OF Chicago, and Rev.
Charles Boyd of Burlington, arrived in
he city this morning and will attend |
.he meeting of the executive commit
zee of the County Sunday School as
ISOLATION which will be held this after
noon in the Hedding Methodist church I
It o'clock and the banquet which will
'e held this evening by the same com.
nittee of the association at Hotel Barre.
Mr.. Pearce will speak to the public to-
light at the Hedding Methodist church.
Among the guests arriving at Hotel Il
Barre last night and this morning were
he following people: +. II. Stearns and
!. w. Simons of st. Johnsbury, f. A.
Ware of Manchester, J. Z. Joudon of
hanover, n. H., J. T.. Bulfinch of Cam
EN-, n. F., Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Wild
r of Burlington, John +. Blanney of Bos-
on, r. X. Edgerton of Burlington, r. f.
'homas of Manchester, n. H., and Z. G..
'lewly of Burlington.
Nearly all of the attaches at city
all turned in this morning to assist
-ssessor Martin Riley open the big safe
y deposit vault which adjoins the Of
&c of the assessors. Recently the room
as placed at the disposal of number
chorus girls connected with a show
n the top floor of the building, and
is feared that the young people tin .
cred with the combination. No relief
as in sight until City Clerk Mackay
ot down his book of municipal secrets 7
nd dug out re-thing key and the 7
DOT Of the vault finally yielded to the
of the dial Inasmuch as
lie vault contains all of the inventories
ed by the assessors, Mr.. Riley was be-
inning TO feel bit nervous when the
ERIK bethought himself of the code and
as soon addressing himself to the com
nation with a number of Jimmy Val
itine twists and passes.