The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-03
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Mrs. Thomas Cannon was visitor In
Montpelier Friiay
Mr. and Mrs. p. D. Pike were visitors
in Montpelier Friday
Mrs. N. r. Warrington WAS III Mont
pelier On Wednesday
Mr.. ana Mrs. Thomas McCutcheon
were in Montpelier Saturday
Miss Berry Hildrcth was the guest OF
friends in Burlington last week
Mrs. Charles Peyire and children were
lin Stove several days last week
Mir. and Mrs. IL. \. Owens of Barre
were IN town several days last wees
Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Davis were
visitors IN Barre Friday and Saturday.
Misses Gladys French ana Florence
Whittier d Barre We're in town Satur-
day.
Miss Nellie cilley 1T Barre i the guest
lof Mr.. and Mrs. ,. Il. plunkett for a
week.
Fred Kerr and family have moved IN
to Mrs. Nettie Howe's house on Cen
trail street.
Miss Ellen Leonard and son, Cadet
Leonard, were In Berlin several days
last week
Miss Miriam Ki,nbaH Of Montpelier Is
visiting with Mrs II. Z. Reed on Cen
trail street
MI and Mrs. y. b. Howe and Lin
wood Taplin spent Thursday and Friday
lin Roxbury.
Miss Alice Clancy, who has been III
Montpelier for several days, returned
home Saturday.
Henry Cnshman was al. the home Oh
his brother, William Gnshman, several
days last week
Mrs. Fred Callahan Of Montpelier Wis
! tied her father, Timothy Harrigan, Fri.
day and Saturday
Miss Lena La Norde returned to her
home in Warren after spending a week
with friends in town.
Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Kent were at
the home OF their son, Dr. Curtis Kent
in Barre on Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. George w. Tillotson and
Miss Grace ingalls, were in Windsor fol
a few days last week.
Miss Marion Stcafns 81 Chicago waa
at the home of Hon George Nichols fol
a few days last week.
4 Miss Alice Doyle has finished work ii
Barre and has returned to her home here
to spend the winter months.
Mrs. Edward Smith Of South Royalton
4 IL spending few days al the home 81
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Fl Cushman
Mr. and Mrs. George James Of Hara.
wick were at the home Of Mr. and Mls
II. f. Reed several days last week.
The ladies OF ST. Mays parish viii
hold sociable at Child hall Thursday
evening, Everybody Il cordially invited
! ]. n. Bullock, who has been having
a weeks vacation, returned on the road
for the Eastman Kodak company to
day.
Mrs. Pratt, mother Of Mrs. II. A
Kendall, returned To her home in Brain,
tree after spending the week with friends
in town.
] Blr. and Mrs. Marshall Smith and
daughter and Mrs. Smith, mother 81
Mr.. Smith, were visitors in Charlotte OF
Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. II. M. Kempton and
daughter, Marion, spent Thursday and
Friday Of last week at George n. Til
den's in Barre.
Mrs. Della lIowes, who has been spend
| ing few weeks at the home Of hcl
nephew, p y Howes, in Montpelier, ha.
returned home
The Firemen hold their annual concert
and ball tomorrow night in the armory
! Whittier's orchestra of Montpelier vii
furnish msuic Supper will be served il
Guild hall.
| Mr.. and Mrs w. r. Cushman very
! pleasantly entertained party Of about
60 friends with dancing in Guild hal
on Thanksgiving eve. Dainty refresh
ments were served during the evening.
/ Pearl Duttou, the little son Of Mr.
and Mrs Frank Dutton. had an opera
I ton performed upon bis throat and nose
yesterday. The operation was not o.
a very serious nature, and the little fel
low IS doing nicely.
The Vermont Black Slate company
quarry at the south village, closed dowr
for the winter months. p. D. Pike, whe
is the manager Of the company, accom-
panied by Mrs. Pike, win spend Tho
winter months IN New York city.
Miss Florence Kendall will meet heI
dancing school pupils on Thursday even
Ting of this week instead OF Friday even
ing, and she will also meet her juveniI,
class on Thursday afternoons next week
she will meet them Friday as usual
William Heating had the misfortune Il
break one of the bones In the ankle Of
his right foot on Wednesday evening
Of last week while engaged in q friendly
scuiiie with his roommate Mr.. Heating
is getting along as well AZ can be ex
pected
A party of about sixty couples, al
Of whom originally were from ST George
! n. b., had a very pleasant evening ii
Guild hall on Wednesday evening Of last
week. The supper with clam bake
followed BY dancing. Everybody had {
very enjoyable time
The marriage Of Miss Agnes NJ, tn,
daughter OF Mrs. Alma Holton, and G
/ N Cunningham took place at the Con.
grcgational parsonage on Thursday even
| ing, the Rev. \. y. Sargent officiating
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