The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-17
N0RTHFIELD.

RI. G, Moseley Il confined To lis home
with 4 severe cold
William Duthie was business vis-
itor in town on Friday
II T. Field was III Boston last week
on short business trip.
Miss Kate Graves Il working in the
Office Of the National Memorial CO.
Miss Nina Thnrston is assisting in
Mrs. Chennev's during the holidays
Miss Marion Kimball of Montpelier
is at H. E. Reeds during the holidays.
Mrs. NJ. +. Warrington, who was quite
i'll part Of last week il very much bet
ter
Mrs. Charles Cokey and DR.. and Mrs,
Harry Gokey spent Sunday with friends
III Barre.
Mrs. H. N. 0Tser was in Barre Satur.
day At the house of her sister, Mrs, y
WI Grady
Mrs. John r. Moseley returned from
Barre where she has been during THE
last week.
Hon. Frank Plumley was able 3 be
Ia his Office Saturday after an illness
OF about ten days
Miss Maude Howes returned on Sat
urday from a few days visit with her
relatives in Biiddiesex.
Miss Crace ingalls,, teacher in the
city schools IN Barre viii spend her three
weeks vacation with her sister Mrs G
w, Tillotson.
DR.. W. G. Huntlev Of Boston arrived
IN town on Friday II remain during the
holidays. during which time he will as
sist Ia his store.
The Juvenile class IN dancing which
has been conducted by Miss Kendall 81
Guild Hall for the past two months ha,
been discontinued
Mrs loan Wakefield has resumed heI
duties at The toiIoF store OF } II. Talbot
after an absence Of about two month.
on account Of illness.
Tn friends of Mrs. Clarence Steele oi
Barre will be glad to learn that she &
very much improved, after a severe i'll
ness Of several weeks.
J. NJ. Bullock returned home tonight
to attend the golden wedding Of Mr.
and Mrs Cyruc LoVelad which take,
place tomorrow night
2
The ladies Of the Universalist societ,
gave chicken pie supper IN the par
lors OF ths church on last "Wednesday
evening which was attended by largl
crowd
NJ r Blake has been unable TO attend
bis duties as clerk in Denny q Wash
I burns for few days because Of (
slight illness His father, w A. Blake
assisted during his absence.
Pro. Jordon was elected professor
at Norwich university last spring TO fl
the vacancy made by the death O
Adrian Scott lie experts to resign thl
! first Of the month and start private
school for boys at st. Adams.
1t is with regret that the friends o
Nelson Gilbert, learn Of his serious IN
ness az bis home in Concord, n II. AiT
! Gilbert is 20 be operated upon SOM
time this week for timor on the brain
He il a son of Mr.. and Mrs Peter Gilber
Of this place.
j. p. Brooks received word on Thurs
day Of the death. Of his brothor-in law
! George Wright. who lives at Counci
Z Bluffs. Iowa. He was native Of War
IN and well known in this section Mrs
Cora, daughter Of Mr. Brooks left 70
Council Bluffs Friday night
Mr. and Mrs. r. c. Greene, who lav
been living m Burlington for the pas
six months, win soon return to North
field to live. They will reside in III
new Mayo block Mr. Greene recentl
sold the Huntley steam laundry busi
ness in Burlington.
AT the meeting Of the trustees Of tn
village on Friday night John Plunbct
was elected chief Of police, TO ill IN
vacancy made by officer Hutchinson
who Is very i'll at his home IN Charles
town. N. IT, Officer Plunkett was
member Of the police force for two ycar
resigning last spring to Civ his attcn
tion TO his work in the steam laundry
The annual Christmas sale given b
the ladies Of st. Mary's church was bel
in Guild hall on last Thursday after
noon and evening. A salad supper wa
held at six o'clock AT eight o'clock
short entertainment was given consist
ing Of vocal and instrumental musil
dancing, tc. The evening was thorough
" enioyetk by all and the sale was
success, about SIS being realized.
The formal opening Of the West Sid
hotel took place on last Thursday even
ing, being in the form Of banquet an
dance. Covers we're laid for so peopl
about twenty-five members Of the l.oa
islature being present After the dir
ncr was served. two hours was devote
to speechmaking Representative Cad
acting as tOastmastr The banqne
broke up about two o'clock after a
hour at dancing Gilbertson's orchestr
Of Barre furnished music during th
evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Church the prt
prietors are from Maine, and demonstrs
ted to the large number present thu
they understood the hotel business
They opened the next day with thirt
bOurders