The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-04-03
TALK OF THE TOWN

See Abbott's many suit models for
| Easter
Roast beef supper tonight. $3.50 to
| 1880, Congregational church-adv.
| Miss June Beaton of Cabot was a visit
or in the city yesterday and to-day.
| Fred Parks OF Bristol Conn, arrived
in the city yesterday fer brief visit.
Easter suits and coats, men and wom-
en-, ready TO wear or to measure. Sad
! lier's, Keith avenue.
Mrs j. NJ Angel returned to her home
in East Brookfeld yesterday after spend
ing the week end in the city.
Harry Cassidy of Burlington, who has
been making an extended sojourn in
Washington, visited friends in the city
yesterday, while en- route to his home.
| Frank Flanagan of Concord, n. H.,
arrived in the city this morning and will
! leave this afternoon for Graniteville,
where he expects to make an extended
visit
Miss Olive Calef, who has been visit
! ing relatives in Washington during her
vacation from Brigham college, returned
yesterday to Bakersfield to resume her
! duties.
Mrs. A. A. Campbell, Clarence Camp
bell and Laurence Campbell left yester-
day for Hyde Park, where they will visit
at the home of Adolph Collins during the
coming week.
Walter l.. Boyce, formerly OF this
place and now of White River Junction,
returned to his home last evening, after
making a brief visit with relatives on
Beckley street.
! From benjamin. Bolton, who gives his
address as Chelsea, Mass, Perry & Noon
an, the Depot square undertakers have
( received an inquiry concerning the death
OF his brother, Henry Bolton, long
! time employee of the Central Vermont
railroad in this city, who passed away
March %, after an illness of two weeks.
| The Chelsea man states that he learned
/ OF his brothers demise by chance, as he
happened to see copy of the paper con-
! tanning an obituary notice. He is anx-
/ ious to ascertain the circumstances of
! his illness and death and states that he
is trying to locate another brother Of
| the deceased, whose whereabouts is un-
known The dead railroad mans funeral
! was held in Barre March q and the body
was placed in the vault at Elmwood.
Perry & Noonan have communicated
with the Chelsea brother, who could not
be located at the time of the local mans
death
/ Heman A. Bowers, a Montpelier habit
ual. who was locked up on an intoxiva-
ton charge yesterday, acknowledged a
/ subsequent ofense when arraigned in
city court this morning and disclosed
on "the lunch room tribe" near Gran
! ite street, who, he said, bought him whis-
| kew and then rolled him for $40. He
also disclosed on a Pearl street second
! class establishment Bowers chose the
I iail sentence when the judge imposed
a fine of SIS and costs. The police are
looking into the alleged operations of the
"lunchroom tribe" Napoleon Pacquin,
who signed the pledge for year last
November. put the burden of response
bilitv for his condition upon small boy
who peddles chalk and tape lines in the
,toneshed district. Magistrate Scott re-
voked the probation order of 1916 and
sentenced Joaquin TO pay the original
fine Of SIS and costs, in addition to fine
Of SIS and costs with supplementary
sentence Of 80 days in the county jail
for his more recent transgression.