The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-01-14
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this city yesterday on business.
Harold Nelson OF Concord, N. H., is re-
newing acquaintance in this city.
Leroy Anderson left this morning for
Burlington for few days visit.
NJ S. Levin left for Burlington this
morning to pass few days with his
brother.
John Marion went to Burlington yes
terday to visit with friends and relatives
for a few days.
Lawrence 0'Kelly of this city was
called to Burlington on business recently.
He expects to be gone for some time.
A regular meeting Of r. g, ]. p. A. will
be held Wednesday evening at 1880 in
Worthen hall. All members be present.
Pvt. Perley Eager, who is stationed at
Fort Revere, Boston, is enjoying a few
days furlough at his home on Prospect
street.
Mrs. S. NJ. Millar has returned to her
home in Boston after enjoying a long
visit at the home of her son, @. f. Millar
of Cliff street.
Robert Shelady has returned to his
end at the home Of A. W. Badger, %
Eastern avenue.
The condition Of William Ingalls,, who
has been seriously i'll with pneumonia, is
much improved and he is regaining his
health quite fast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Davis and child ar
rived in Barre yesterday and expect to
spend week at the home Of George Da-
Wis of Brook street.
Miss Maud Newell of Brooklyn, N. Y,
arrived in the city Saturday, being called
here by the serious illness of her sister,
Mrs A. H. Lund Of Sheridan street.
Miss Marguerite Brechin returned to
Burlington Saturday to resume her du-
ties as nurse at the Mary Fletcher hos
pital, after passing 10 days at the home
Of her parents.
Charles D. Dumas, motors repaired and
armatures wound. Let me wire your
house. Agents for Edison's light plants
and farm machinery. Telephone 6l6-R,
Montpelier, Vt.--adv.
Z. l.. Cutler, the New England repre-.
sentative of the New York and London
Drug company, manufacturers Of Nyal
remedies, has been in this city on bust.
ness for the last two days.
Jed Rulfo, formerly employed at the
City Wine store, has accepted a position
| from John f. Hoban, manager Of the
Pearl street wine store, and has already
entered upon his new duties.
William A. Moir of Liberty street and
William Emslie, the local florist, left last
night for Boston TO attend a poultry
viii exhibit some choice poultry.
Alderman A. j. Loranger OF the third
ward who has been III for many weeks
is now able to be on the street and he
expects to resume his aldermanic duties
at the regular meeting of the board this
evening
Harold Sault, graduate Of the is
class of Goddard seminary, who was the
drummer for the school orchestra last
season, arrived in Barre last evening
from Lebanon, N. H., to spend few
days with friends in the city.
The barber shop in the basement of J
Griffin's store on North Main street wal
reopened to-day by Andrew Balzanelli
Mr.. Balzanelli conducted a barber shoT
at the corner Of First and North MAR
streets before his departure from Barre
six months ago.
Seaman Arthur Broderick has arrived
| in this city to pass a Is days flHlougl
with his parents on North Main street
He has for the past Is months been sta
toned on the L. s, S. New York, which
was present at the surrender of the Ger
man feet to the English and was also Q
convoy to President Wilson on his jour
ney TO Europe.
Rev r. L. Goodspeed of the Congrega
tional church viii give his illustrated lee
ture on Palestine" at the Presbyterian
church tonight at 1880 under the aus
pieces Of the mems club II will be oh
served as ladies night and oil men aus
women Of the church are given a cordia
invitation to be the guests of the club
There is no charge and light refresh
ments will be served at the close,
The mystery of the stolen horse blank
cts from John Papin's livery stable, tax
en- two weeks ago, and that of Dr. w ID
Reid which disappeared yesterday wa
solved to-day when the police rounded uI
several young boys, only one of whom
seems to have done any stealing but WHIT
has been implicated in previous cases o
this kind, His purpose for stealing wal
TO accumulate some easy money by sell
ing the blankets to a farmer at q rathet
low price The blankets have been 10
Gated and as soon as possible viii be re
turned to the owners. A Juvenile eour'
will be held Wednesday on the cases.
/ Major H. Nelson Jackson arrived il
Barre yesterday morning from Burling
ton to visit his brother, s. HOllister Jack
son. Major Jackson was attached to /
medical corps which was on duty in N,
Mans land. One day during an engage
ment he was attempting to rescue a sol
der who had been wounded, and upon hi
advance to the unfortunate soldier tn,
Hun turned a machine gun upon both tn,
wounded soldier and Major Jackson, kill
ing the former, who lay helpless upor
the field, and wounding the latter in boil
arms and back. Both the wound in hi
left arm and back have healed but hi
rights arm hangs in a sling and he il
very uncertain whether he will ever hayr
the use of it again,
Among the guests stopping at the Ho
tel Barre last evening were the following
people: Willis Venable, Manchester, n
! H.; Anthony Brunella, Boston; c. Am
brosini, Boston, John G. Marthon
Woodsville, N. H.; r. w. Heath Woods
vile, N. H.; ], Goldband, Boston; B. L
Daley, Burlington; L. w, Chambers
New York City; L. G, LaBelle, Burling
ton; T. B. Garvey, Burlington; H. B
Nickerson, Elwood, Ind; c, E. Wood
bury and wife, Boston; Il, j. Gomez
New York; J. r. Reed, Burlington; +. A
Rivers, Everett Mass; H. M. Young
Boston Fl. J. Cobb, Middlebury; w. II
Quigley, New York City; r. I. Craig, ST