The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-02-06
TALK OF THE TOWN

NJ. ii. townsend of Boston was in this
city on business yesterday
Francis Long of Bradford was bust
ness visitor in this city to-day !
X. J, Larkin of Portland, Me, visited
this city on business yesterday.
f. Z. Derby of New York was bust
ness visitor in this city yesterday
b. c. Downey of Burlington was trans
acting business in Barre yesterday.
Joseph Dubois of Moretown was among
the many local visitors yesterday
w. H, Goodfellow of 6paulding street
was in Mortified on business to-day.
/. M. Norris of Boston was among the
many business visitors here yesterday
J., N. Haines of New York City was
transacting business in this city yester
day.
We sharpen Gillette blades at Soc a
dozen, Satisfaction guaranteed Barre
Drug Co.
T. B. Provencher of Burlington was
among the many business visitors here
yesterday.
A. D. Foote Of Bost 81 returned to that
city this morning after spending a few
days in this city on business.
Gerald Cahill of Long street has ac-
cepted a position in Concord, n. H., and
win leave for that city tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Gosselyn of VIII
Jamestown were in Barre yesterday on a
combined business and pleasure trip.
Miss Vera Cromwell of Central street
is visiting friends in Concord, n. H., and
expects to be away about three weeks.
Miss Martha Curtis of Laurel street
has returned from Boston, where she was
spending a short visit with friends and
relatives.
Arthur Williams of Brooklyn street re-
turned TO his home This morning after an
absence Of about IA months, during which
time he WAS employed in Springfield,
Mass,
Arthur Kingston Of Beckley street has
returned from Philadelphia Pa, after an
absence Of about | months during which
time he was employed in the mRmfac.
ture of war munitions.
Beckley Meaker of Trow hill returned
this morning after being discharged from
the L. S. army. in which he has been
serving for some length of time. Con
| siderable Of his service was in France.
Miss PERKINS, room Of the Spaulding
school defeated Miss Burgen's room Of
the same school Tuesday evening in a
game Of basketball by the score of to 0.
The game was played in the Spaulding
gymnasium.
Joseph OBrien Of Graniteville, quar-.
ryman, appeared before Judge Z. L. Scott
| in Barre city court this morning and
| pleaded guilty to a first offense Of intox-
| ication He was fined S. and in lieu of
payment went to the county jail for 10
days
On Friday evening, commencing at
1880, Rev. Dr. Goodspeed of the Congre-
gational church will give a beautifully
| illustrated lecture in the Salvation Army
hall at 70 North Main street. The sub
iect Of the lecture is Pilgrims Progress"
and DR., Goodspeed pronounces the ster.
eopticon views to he a real work Of art
Let there be a full attendance. Come
early, as the service will commence sharp
on time announced. All are welcome
The N-ray outfit recently purchased
for the Barre City hospital, the gift of
Mrs. l.. A. Ainsworth Of Williamstown,
has been installed at the hospital and is
now ready for use in all cases requiring
the A-ray treatment. The outfit is of
the latest make and improvements and
! has all the accessories necessary for do
ing the very best work. Mrs Ainsworth
| has provided the best there is, and
there is no better N-ray outfit in any in
stitution in NermoAt, and its acquisition
! is a great addition to the efficiency Of
the hospital in its work of caring for the
sick and injured
Fred T., Julian, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Bennett Julian of Pleasant street, this
city, is mentioned in to-day's casualty
list as being wounded, degree undeter-
mined Mr.. Julian is a member Of Co. G,
| l03d infantry, and trained at Fort Ethan
Allen before going across in October,
| 1917 In letters to his parents he tells
of being gassed and Of spending FIVE
weeks in a hospital but in letter re.
ceived from him last week he informs
them that he is again with his company
and looking forward eagerly to an early
return TO this country. Aside from the
gassing no other wounds nave been re-
ceived, as far as Mr.. and Mrs. Julian
have been informed.
At a reunion banquet of the legis.
lature Of 1908 at the Montpelier House
in Montpelier last everspg George n
Tilden Of this city was elected member
of the executive committee to have
charge of the organizations affairs dur
ing the next two years, the chairman be.
ing John w. Untivtt of Brookfed, and
the other members being Ralph Brown
of Middlesex, Harry Daniels of East
Montpelier, Frank Cory of Montpelier
and W. f, Scott Brandon. There were
so persons present at the reunion. Thorn.
as c. Cheney of Morrisville acted as
POSTMASTER and the speakers were Gov.
Clement, Lieut.-Goy, Stone, Frank c.
Williams, former bank commissioner,
Linus Leavens of Cambridge, state fish
and game commissioner, Orlando L. Mar
tin Of Plainfeld, master of the Vermont
state grange.
In the fnter-city match last evening
between Barre and Montpelier at Muir
ply and Weafers bowling alleys, Barre
split even with their opponents They
won on pool and billiards but lost in
bowling While they did not win in pool
on the number of games won, they won
on the total score. The bowling match
was a very lively affair and was hard
fought. The teams were pretty evenly
matched and they kept side by side quite
closely during the entire evening. The
highest three string total, ESQ, was
rolled by Marriani of Barre as was also
the highest single string l04. The events
of the evening were as follows: Billiards,
Pickard (Montpelier) 70 and Davidson
BARRE 100; Dern (M.) 40, Godfrey
(B,) 100; Robinson (M) 100, Loranger
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