The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-05
MORTIFIED.

FiANN AAftNW lPNNNN wa il1iAtts 5000
Mi. KID MN. II. NJ. CHM visited IL
/ Iiinesburg last week
Mrs II, q Rock u recovering from en-
attack Of pneumonia.
Florence Whittier and Gladys French
were II town over Sunday,
Prof, q. G. Brill 81 Illion. n. Y, Is
in town for Il few days stay.
Mrs !. A. Wakefield i quite serious
" III threatened with pneumonia.
Mrs. Susan Howes Is spending the
winter with Miss Mary Robinson.
Prof. and Mrs. A. II. WINSTON were
in Barre and Montpelier on Thursday
Fred G. Fred Of Burlington is spend
ing few days with relatives in town.
Mrs. Fred Bancroft Of Barre IS the
guest Of her mother, Mrs. Julia Hayes
Mrs, r. r. Houston and Mrs. j r..
Denny were in Burlington on Wednes
day.
II. a. Hindes II Burlington was a.
business visitor in town several days
last week,
Miss Julia Carrigan 81 Newport, M.
H.. Is the guest o. her sister, Mrs. ~ b.
Cannon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Silver and Mrs.
Frank Phillips were IN Montpelier on
Thursday,
II. X. Jones returned last week from
q three weeks visit With his daughter
in Chicago.
John Cunliffe and John Marsden Of
Grariteyille spent Sunday with their re-
spcctiye families
Conf Bros. are to give an exhibition
Of moving pictures IN Guild hall on
Tuesday evening.
MI and Mrs Hcman Howes Of Wa
tcrhury were IN town Friday calling on
friends and relatives,
Earnest Rall Of New York Il IN town
for short stay at the home Of Mr..
aud Mrs. Luke Tarbell.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry O. Moseley re
turned Saturday evening from three
days trip~in Montreal
+. P. Houston has improved the ap.
pearance II his house on North Main
street BY a new piazza
Mrs William I.egier and Miss IIar-
& .
in Lawrence and Boston. Mass
William Hassett 81 the Burlington
Free Press Is spending few days with
his parents, Mr.. and Airs. David Has
sttt
Prof and Mrs al a. Woodbury. were
Fin Burlington Saturday ~ Witness the
football game between Norwich and Yer.
mont
Miss Bertha Emerson leaves next
week for Georgia. whore She win spend
the winter with her uncle, DR.. G, NJ.
Emerson.
Mrs David Brown left last week for
Red Deer, British Columbia. to Join her
husband, who has been there several
months
The ladies Of the Congregational
church are to hold their annual chicken
pie supper at Howe's bah on Tuesday
evening
L. u Bailey has finished work for the
r. n Ellis company. and has gone 10
Ogdensyillc, Mimi, where he has EN-.
ployment
Mr. and Mrs. George James returned
20 their home in Hardwick Monday af
ter spending few dsys with their par.
ents. Mr.. and Mrs II. T. Reed.
Miss Elizabeth DOYLE is assisting in
the Mortified telephone exchange dur
ing the absence OF Miss Grace Mclean,
II ho is az her home in BARRE, called there
BY the Illness Of her mother
Mrs. William Hurley leaves soon for
Baltimore, Nd where she Is 20 spend
tkn srtwtnn .,.ffN A.. n. fI...
ley has given mp his residence on Main
street and win be temporarily located
AZ the home ~ M J. Clongh
Charles NJ. Nillikcn III Portland, Ne,
and a. a. Towlc AZ Lowell, Mass. pres
ident and secretary 81 the Vermont
Black Slate company we're III town last
week on business connected with the
quarry.
A large number Of young people were
present at the Halloween party given
by the Junior auxiliary u 81. Mary's
at Guild ball Wednesday evening. Games
were INDUCED in and good time was
had in general
An alarm Of Ere was ring in Friday
night at about o'clock. which proved
80 he q slight blaze in the new Ellis
boarding house. The Gre company r.
sponded promptly, but the blaze was ex
tinguished before their arrival,
The work on the new boarding house
being built BIZ the f. B. Kills company
has been practically completed and the
building win be ready for oeeupany hy
the FIRST Of the month. Parties from
Maine have been engaged by the Ellis
company to take charge
Charles r. Taggart. who is STYLED as
the imam from Vermont will appear
at Guild hall tonight under the auspi
ces OF the Mortified high school ath
lctic association. Mr.. Taggart Il an
impcrsonator, vocalist and yiolinist. In
an of which he eyccls, lie comes high,
ly recommended
The Elks 81 Montpelier presented
their minstrel show 70 a large and an
preciative audience AZ the armory OF
Wednesday evening, which proved a de
cided success Ncrthheld people sntici
pated something good and were not dis.
appointed, Dancing was enjoyed after
the entertainment, music being furnish.
Ell by Gilhertsons orchestra Of Barre.
About one hundred cadets, together
with many townspeople went To Bur
incton IN special cars on Saturday to
witness the football game between
Vermont and Norwich The result 81
the game was 6 10 in favor OF Yer
mont The home team was very much
weakened BY the absence al Stitt and
Barney, who are ont Of the game With
injuries.
The Young people q the Methodist
church held 3 Halloween PARTY At the
hnu,e ~ lSV aud Mrs y ~ Shar, =.