The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-19
MORTIFIED.

Claude Roys went to Boston on Thurs
day for an indefinite stay.
Addison Denny Of Boston called on his
father one day last week.
Miss Florence Kendall! was in Barre
Thursday visiting with friends.
Major Henry w. Hovey was in Brat
tleborp on Thursday and Friday.
Miss Nellie Harrigan visited her sister,
Mrs. G. j. Owens in Barre last week.
Mrs. Henry Wood was confined TO her
bed with severe attack OF tonsilitis.
Miss Kate Graves is spending week
with relatives and friends in Waterbury
Mr.. and MRS. Harry Kendall are visit
ing their parents In Braintree and Gran
willie.
The Mortified high school began
school this morning after two weeks
vacation.
DR.. VIM. B. Mayo hrs 50 far improved
az to be able to sit up and be dressed in
his room.
P. D. pike has gone TO Lowell Mass,
in the interest of the Mortified Black
Slate Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. +, CoIburn and son,
Carl. visited friends and relatives in
Pittsield last week
The government inspection Of Go. i
and the corps at Norwich university will
take place on March 80.
Fred Kempton was in Barre on Sat
urday on business connected With tha
Alumni hall AT the university.
Mfr. aud Mrs Frank Diltton, who have
been living ia Waterbury for several
years past have returned 10 this village
70 make their home
William D. Hassett, employed on the
Burlington Free Press in Burlington
spent sunday with his parents, Dir. and
Mrs. David Hasaett.
Mrs. Nellie TiIden and little daughter,
Marion, have returned to the village af
ter spending q two weeks vacation with
her parents on West hill.
Cadet Noyes, who has been very i'll
for the past three 81 four weeks At the
university, has 50 far recovered as to be
taken 10 his home in Worthwhile.
The ladies Of st. Mary's church held
social in the Guild hall on Thursday
evening which was largely attended and
general good time vas eaioyed by all.
About fifteen 81 the members OF the
Mortified high school went TO Roxbury
on Friday night where they presented
the District School" They made the
trip With large two horse team.
Oscar Preston underwent surgical
operation al the Mary Fletcher hospital
lin Burlington on Thursday. II II report
cd that the operation was very success
full and that Mr.. Preston Is gaining fast
The winter session at Norwich uni
versity closes Thursday, March 20
There will he an inspection on the same
day by Capt Geo. II, kirkpatrick Of ths
18th cavalry, stationed At Fort Ethar
Allen.
On Thursday night the knights Of ST
i Paul gave an entertainment in the yes
try Of the church preceded BY . bear
supper. The entertainment consisted
Of vocal and instrumental music and q
military drill by the boys.
\ The funeral Of William d. Davis was
held this afternoon az his late home Al
the corner Of Vine and Pearl streets, tins
4 Rev. Walter Dole ofIieia ting assisted BY
Rev. r. M. sharp. The immediate
members Of the family acted a. bearers
the burial being in Elmwood,
Capt. Harold NJ. Howe and Cadet H
10. Betterly Of Norwich university wer.
in Brattleboro on Thursday taking ths
examinations for Offices Of captain and
adjntant respectively, and we're both sue
cessful. Capt Howe was recently elected
TO that Office to Ill the vacancy mad,
BY Capt. Harry c. Moseley and Betterly
was appointed to IN the vacancy mad'
by Howe.
First Lieut. George T. Bailey OF th'
End u. S. Cavalry who has for the past
two years been stationed in the Philip
pines Is on two months leave and ar
rived in Mortified Saturday noon. Mr.
Bailey expects 70 remain here during
the greater part Of his leave. His trooI
is stationed at one Of the Western forts
where he will Join them.