The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-15
MORTIFIED.

Fred N. kempton was a visitor IN
Barre Wednesday.
Or. Guy Welsh was called to Water
bury on Thursday night.
Miss Nellie Stoughton Of Barre was
a visitor in town on Thursday.
William Iheriault of Montpelier was
in town on business on Tuesday.
Chief of Police John Hutchinson left
Wednesday for a two weeks vacation.
Mrs. Julia Flint OF Montpelier was
among the visitors in this city on Thurs
day.
Mrs. Jewell Of Nashua, n H., IS vis-
iting at Mrs. Fred Fuller's for a few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Callahan Of Mont
pelier were in town Tuesday visiting
friends
Henry Landon Of Berlin, n. H., is
working in tile tailor shop OF ]. IL.
Talbot.
Mrs. Willard Allen Of st. Adams is
the guest Of her father, Henry T. Ken
yon, for few days.
Mrs. j. K. Cunlitfe. who has been con-
fined to the bed during the past week,
il very much improved.
Mrs. Charles HUFF and son Of Brock
ton, Mass, is visiting Mrs. Maria Howes
at her home ON Central street.
Mrs. Walter Dole has returned from
Enfield, y. H., where she has been spend
ing the summer months among rela-
tives.
Guy Watson, n e. '02, and now EN-
/ ployed on the railroad to the Ellis quar-
ries at Bethel, was a visitor in town ON
Wednesday.
Mrs. a. II. French returned Thurs
day afternoon from Concord, n. H.,
where she has been spending the last
six weeks visiting friends and relatives.
There was social at the parlors of
the Unyersalist church on Wednesday
evening. There was large attendance
and very enjoyable time was had by
all
/ Mrs. Emma jackson and daughter Of
Springfield, Mass, who were called on
Monday to attend the funeral of Mrs.
George Nichols, returned home Wednes-
day.
The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Phillips was frightened on Thursday by
the appearance Of an 1i.pound boy baby,
Frank is wearing broader smile than
ever.
The annual fair dance will occur on
/ Wednesday evening, Sept. 20, under the
auspices Of Co. +, v. N. G. Music will
be furnished By Connell's orchestra Of
four pieces.
Mr. and Mrs. If. If. Gould and child
lren Of Denver, Col, are visiting friends
and relatives in town. They are stop
ping with Mrs Gould's sister, Mrs. II
L. Reed on Central street.
Robert Matson OF Newport, R. +, i
visiting his parents, MIR. and Mrs. Sam
/ uel Matson. He is on leave from tht
United States Navy and i for the pres
ent stationed at Newport.
The ice that il now being used herr
bv f. E. Derby which is shipped here
from Randolph has been condemned b.
the state board Of health to be nses
for refrigerator purposes only. The iei
from Cutters pond has all been used.
Dr. Robert Fletcher, director Of tn,
! Thayer School Of engineering, Delivers
an address iii Dewey Hall before til
corps 81 cadets ait Norwich uniyersitl
this morning at eight o'clock. He chos
for his subject What are we her
fofgn
Mrs. William Riepke and son, Raine1
I of Quincy, Mass, arrived IN town y
Thursday Alr. Riepke is III the emplo
Of the i. b. Ellis Granite CO.. and the
have rented the Gromett house on eros
street. where they win live during th
winter.
Pierce Brown, who has attended Nor
wieh University for the past two year
lef on Wednesday morning for Annape
lis Md, where he expects to enter tn
preparatory school for the naval aead
envy He will enter the freshman elias
next year.
Among other attractions that will b
iii attendance at the Dog River Vale
Fair, the officers have secured the 26t
Cavalry at Fort Ethan Allen to Civ
exhibition drills during the three day
of the fair. which Is held on the 19tl
goth and 21st Of this mouth.
Mrs. Fred N. Whitney, Miss Ciar
I1oyey and Joseph Denny went to Mic
dlebury ON Tuesday, where they al
tended the wedding Of Miss Bernie
Thomas and Kemp b. Flint. Miss Thom
al Is 4 former teacher ii the high sehos
of this village and Mr. Flint Of Mont
pelier Is graduate of Norwich, Of th
class of '03, and both are very we
known here and have large circle 6
friends.