The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-12
MORTIFIED.

r., ~ NeWc0mh OF burlington was in
town on Saturday.
Miss Wrinifred Ellis spent Sunday with
friends in Rexbury.
Miss Hannah Harvey spent Sunday
with friends in Burlington.
Lyman S. Wheelock was business
visitor in town on Friday.
G. A. Allen OF Manchester was in
town on business Friday.
". I. Metzger Of Rutland called on
friends in town on Friday.
When last reported DR.. William Mayo
was still in serious condition.
@. "A. Tilden OF Roxbury was a bust.
ness visitor in town on Saturday.
Charles Bingham is assisting in the
store OF u. i. Field and Co. for few
days.
Mrs. W. L. Ierrill was in town ON
Friday to attend the Junior promenade
at Dewey hall.
Miss Frances Collins spent Sunday
with her parents, returning to her school
in Randolph this morning.
w. A. Blake is able to be out again,
after being confined to the house for
the past week with slight illness.
Halsey Edgerton Of Dartmouth col
lege, Hanover, N. a., spent Sunday with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. a. Edger-
ton.
Fred II. Clarke, who was called here
by the death of his father, George Clarke,
on Wednesday, returned to his home in
Worcester, Mass, Saturday noon.
Mrs. Eva Buzzell Morris Of Waiport.
Va, arrived here on Friday and will
make an extended visit with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Buzzell.
Mrs. Elizabeth Doyle, who recently re-
turned home from Mortified, Mass, left
for Montpelier this morning, where she
is to enter the New England telephone
exchange.
w. E. Cooley, the contractor on the
new heating plant, has gone to South
Reygate with a gang Of men TO raise
smoke stack for granite concern in
the village.
The remains Of Willard w. Frost were
taken to Coventry on the morning train
Saturday for burial, accompanied by
Mrs. Frost and her brother, George Cor
ham of Barton.
A. A. Preston, who has been in a
very serious condition for the last two
weeks, due to fall on the ice, which
resulted in broken hip, still remains
in the same condition.
The heavy storm on Friday brought
out very small attendance at the ad.
journed village meeting in the evening.
All Of the articles were passed over and
date.
The basket ball game to have been
played between the Freshman teams OF
Norwich and Vermont on Saturday night
at the armory was called of. The Yer.
mont boys did not put in an appear
ance.
The entertainment, "Strife," to have
been presented in Guild hall on Friday
, ht by the members Of the Williams
town grange has been postponed. They
were unable to get TO town because
Of the heavy FIJI Of snow on that day.
Reports from Cadet Edward Small.
mans parents in Maiden, Mass, state
that he is improving in health. Mr..
Smallmnn was for some time seriously
i'll with pneumonia at the home Of Mrs.
A. +. Winslow, but was taken home
about ten days ago.
The basket bali team at Norwich uni
versity viii leave tomorrow night for
a five days trip through northern New
York. They win play at Malone, St.
Lawrence university al Canton, Co. VI.
at 0gdensburg and Potsdam Normal at
Potsdam returning home on the night
train Saturday.
The central heating plant at Norwich
university has been practically complet.
cd. All the connections have been made
with the different buildings. The old
apparatus is being removed from the old
buildings. During the last cold spell a
fair test was made Of the plant, which
gave very satisfactory results.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Plastridge pleas.
antly entertained party Of young PEG.
pie at their home on Vine street Satur.
day evening. The occasion was the eel
ebration of the seventeenth birthday of
their daughter, Miss Louise. Many in
tsresting games were played and school
songs were sung. Miss Plastridge is
member of the senior class at the
Mortified high school and is very popu.
lar with her classmates.
The Junior promenade at Norwich uni.
yersity took place at Dewey hall on
Friday night. There were about forty
couples on the Hoor, music being furnish.
ed by seven pieces from Wilder's or.
chestra Of Montpelier. The patronesses
were Mrs. G. Fl. Spooner, Mrs. H. w.
Hovcy. Mrs. c. c. Brill. Mrs. II. r.
Roberts, Mrs. G. V. Woodbury., Mrs. G.
S. Carleton, and Mrs. A. 4. winslow.
There were many friends Of the cadets
and the university from out of town
present to enjoy the usual pleasant
evening
The first night Of the benefit fair for
the Mortified Cornet band will take
place tomorrow night. The committee
On decoration has been working hard for
the last three days to ret everything
IN shape. The following programme viii
be the entertainment for that night
Band concerts quartcttc, BY Mrs. I'd.