The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-02-25
Talk OF THE TOWN

spending rev days Ill TINS city,
Fl. j. Benton of Boston was transact.
ing business in this city yesterday
A, I. Stern of New York City compet-
ed day of business here last night.
Ruth Mckay Of Groton was among the
business visitors in this city yesterday.
Jerry Duggan of Mortified was among
the business visitors in this city to-day.
d. H. Jelison of Boston was among
the business visitors in this city yester-
day.
lvers & Pond piano, mahogany case,
practically new; 1913 Washington street.
adv.
J. X. Harrigan of Fall River, Mass,
was a business visitor in this city yes
terday.
c. D. Orrin of Boston. Mass, was
among the business visitors in this city
to-day.
i. +. Amedon of New York City was
among the business visitors in this city
| to-day.
Alderman Henry Alexander of the 9th
ward is in Boston passing few days on
! business.
Charles NJ. Morton of New York City
was transaeting business in Barre yes
/ terday.
George T. Straiton and James I. Mar.
rion are passing a few days in Boston
on business.
DR.. j. F. Claire of Waterbury was
among the business visitors in this city
/ yesterday.
Fenway Mott of BrookGeld was in this
city this morning on a business and
pleasure trip.
Serafn Levin of the B. Tomasi block
underwent a minor operation at the City
hospital yesterday.
II. w. Murphy of this city returned
yesterday from an extended visit with
friends in Woodstock.
George A. Cross of Mortified, who was
has returned TO his home
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Eli of Marshfeld
visited this city yesterday on a combined
business and pleasure trip.
B. NJ. Jewett of Boston contributed
toward the large number OF business
visitors in Barre yesterday.
j. j. Downey OF Burlington contributed
towards the large number of business
visitors in this city yesterday.
Ira Baker returned to his home in
Moretown this morning after spending
few days in this city on business,
c. n. Fulton of Boston arrived in this
city yesterday afternoon and expects to
spend a few days in this vicinity on bust
ness.
Miss Annie McGue returned to her
home in Boston yesterday after spend
ing the week end with relatives in this
city.
The X. of c. will hold its fifth poo
and "45" tournament on Wednesday
evening. Capt. Burke has new team
coming from Sciota,
| Mrs. Hattie Sivright of Williams
town, who was operated on for galIstones
at the City hospital Sunday, is doing as
we'll as could be expected.
| Thomas Sanfraenti of Seminary street
returned to his home yesterday after ar
absence Of about one year during which
| time he was employed in Boston.
\ At the X. of c. hall Tuesday night
Feb. 25, whist party, to 10. Dancing
\ 10 to II. Morgan's orchestra. Admis
sion, 2Jc, Everybody come,-adv.
Attorney H. I. Foster Of Washington
D. c., representative of the federal trade
| commission left this morning for Bos
\ ton after business visit in the city.
\ n. c. Jetwood of Chicago, a grant,
\ dealer, arrived here yesterday and eX
poets to spend several days in the Barre
granite district placing orders for monu
}. ments.
I George W. Hunt of North Main stree
D. received word this morning that hi
e daughter, Mrs. Owen Duffy, was serious
S w i'll with pneumonia at her home il
t Billerica, Mass.
5 Henry c. Whitaker, editor Of the Mon
umental News, and w. 0. Wilson,
Y well-known Wisconsin quarter, have re
4 turned to their homes in Chicago afte
passing several days in the Barre gran
= lite district.
,. The regular meeting Of the veterans
o auxiliary, No ), win be held Wedncsda,
o evening, Feb. %, with initiation. A larg
h attendance is desired. as the division
y commander, c. K. Davenport, S. of V
. and large delegation from Montpelie
camp and auxiliary are expected to b
o present Refreshments will be served.
. Economic. Burn local fuel The hes
. slab wood ever seen in Barre is the wa
e my customers speak of the kind ! ar
I now delivering. Cut good length an
= every stick sound. Price reasonable. Wi
!, split ready for use at % cents a ru
extra. Also can deliver a few more load
of good, dry, second-growth and lin
wood. Get your order in early, Telc
q phone 377-M H. c., Leonard.
Word has been received of the deaf
# of Mrs. Harriet n. Little on Feb. II a
n the home of her daughter, Mrs. c. I
Il Woodbury., in Homestead, Fla. Little
/, known of the circumstances except tina
70 she had been i'll few days No wor
~ has been received as to funeral arrange
N ments, but it is supposed the body wi
be brought to Barre for interment, Mr.
- Titles home having been here previou
~ to her going to Florida. She was over s
years old.
Their appetite for thrift stamps cloye
p for the time being, petty thieves abou
= town have turned their attention t
Z perishabe goods. A thief, whose HON
N address is a matter of strong suspicion
IL recently relieved Liberty street housC
,r holder of a pork roast, and with sue
boldness was the theft committed tina
number of neighborhOods in ward l,
z bailiwick hitherto remarkably free froI
the so-called burglary wave, have bee
4 thoroughly alarmed.
/ There were two respondents befor
I city court this morning and both case
were for drunkenness. George McKer
ney, lumberman from Rochester, was tn
first one called and he pleaded guilt
to a first ofFense. He was fined So wit
costs of $500, or the alternate of
days in the county Jail Being withol
funds, he was obliged to take the ia