The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-01
TALK OF THE TOWN.

A. Seampini was in Ryegate on busi-
ness TODAY
I. n Mccarthy was in .5ells River
on business yesterday.
Mrs. u. "A. Perry il quite in al her
home on Franklin street
u. Ecrau will leave next week for
Italy t0 spend the winter.
Miss Colscn, nurse, 80 Averill street.
Barre, Vt, telephone 3l6-21.
John Broderick went To ST. Johns
bury today on d visit with friends.
J. d. Yandow returned from bust
mess visit to Burlington this morning.
Miss Ibbie Jean Renfrew Of South
Reygate visited relatives in town yester-
dan
Mr. and Mrs John Broderick vent
e 81 Johnsbury today for a few days
visit.
Mr. and Mrs. j. H. Kelley entertain
el friends from Waterbury at Thanks.
giving
Mrs Denison Mower Of West hin
spent Thanksgiving with Mr.. and Mrs.
Willis Henry.
A. Cadenazzi calves Monday for Switz.
erland whore he will spend the winter at
lis old home.
Mrs Kimhall Blanchard and laaeh-
ter, Nellie. spent nankauiving with Mr..
and Mrs ~ RI Clay.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith and fam
ily spent Thanksgiving with Mr. and
Mrs Glib Doten in Berlin
Mrs. fennev and children Of South
Royalton are visiting at the home Of Guy
Merrill on Seminary street.
The international Correspondence
school has an exhibit in the show win
dow al the Scampini block
Mrs Fred Bero, who has been visiting
friends Ia the city returned to her home
In kcesyille. ". ", yesterday
Miss Helen Mcfarland. who has been
the guest II Mrs. p Mcdonald, returned
70 her home IN Grange Yesterday.
The amusement committee Of the Odd
Ladies viii meet at Mrs Murray's, 1
Orange street, Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Connor of Bos-
ton are visiting AT the bone of his par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. w II. Connor.
The Athena club will entertain their
friends hv giving a musicale at the home
of Mrs. Bagbec Tuesday evening at 7saO
O'Clock.
Mfr and Mrs Frank Ia Fayette and
family, Mr. and Mrs VIII Duprv and
family and Sam Jennette spent Thanks.
giving with friends in Berlin.
G. p. Jones, ianitor of the CITY hall,
was out Of doors today for the first time
in five weeks, having been i'll with A
throat trouble. enused. he believes. bv
bIeathing in the dust Of Tie building OF
which he has charge
Friends received word that Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Boueile have moved from
Newcastle. ~ H., % ST. I.ouis. Mo.
whore they viii make their home Mrs.
Rouelle wiz be remembered by friends
here as Miss Eftic Nrwhall
The pf0prictoTs Of The Barre Emer.
gcncy hospital on behalf Of The patient,
dcsifp to thank the ladies of the ". q
r. {. for the beautiful Thanksgiving ,lona
tions Of fruit and flowers. This institi,s
tion is greatly indebted to the ladies
Of this organization for their many acts
Of kindness shown the patients during
the past year
AZ a stated eonclavc Of Mt. Zion Com.
manderv held IN Montpelier last evening
the Order Of the Temple was. conferred
on two candidates and the Order Of TIC
Rod Cross on one applicant a number
Of visiting knights witnessed the work
and attended the banquet that was
served.
Chance and forced visitors to the city
court today were treated to candy
through the Kindness Of II. w. Scott
who took up TIA duties Of city Judge
| " was case Of justice being tempered
with sweetness. There was also a box
of excellent "seegars" for those who
cared 70 puff away on the induleenc,
Of the Judge. Needless TO say, those
who cared 20 do So were not few
William Manson Brock, who was well
known 70 many residents Of Barre. died
recently at his home in Aberdeen. Scot
land. Mr.. Brock was GO years Of age
and Ind been resident Of Aberdeen for
Thirty wears Ife had scen considerable
service in the British army and served
during the Indian mutiny. Mr. Brock
was wen known 90 The granite trade
being one Of the first TO start hand pol
islnno bg piccework