The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-26
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Mrs IVA Abare Of Montpelier il in
town for q few days,
Joseph Almon was also a business Wis
itor in Montpelier Saturday.
Al q. AIcviear Of Montpelier spent
Sunday with friends in town.
Kemp Flint Of Montpelier was bust
ness visitor in town on Saturday.
Miss Florence Kendall is at the home
of her parents in Granville for a week.
Miss Grace Ingalls, of Barre spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. George Til
lotson.
The regulad meeting Of the A. +. Of
NJ. will take place tomorrow night. The
third degree viii be worked.
Duke & Harrington recently bought
the Asa Strong residence on Central
street. Consideration not given.
Miss Katherine Hartley, clerk in the
store Of Il. u. Field Il company, has
been quite i'll for the past week.
NJ. d. smith left last night for Bur.
lington, where he is to serve as petit
juror in the United States court.
Miss Agnes Choate Of Montpelier, who
has been visiting friends in town for the
past week, returned home Saturday.
Mrs. Frances Hassett Hayes Of Essex
junction is the guest OF her parents, Mr..
and Mrs D. Hassett, for few days.
The annual meeting Of the town school
district is called to meet on February
Q at 10 o'clock d, nH in the village
hail.
Hon. Frank Plumley goes to Burling
ton tomorrow where he speaks before
the Y. NJ g. A. His subject will be
venezuela
On Thursday about twenty-fiv young
people enjoyed straw ride to the home
Eof Homer Fowler on Dole hill to attend
a box party.
The subscription books for the North
field Trust company were opened this
morning at the Office Of NJ. ID. Smith in
the Mayo block.
Miss Grace NVorthen, Miss Edith Aver
lill and Miss Mildred Phelps of Barre
were in town Friday to attend the junior
dance at Dewey hall,
Goodwin Starrett Of the f. B. Ellis
Granite company left on Friday night
for Chicago, where be viii close large
contract for the company.
Charles Blood. who has been Tor the
i past two weeks in New York city, stop.
ped here on Friday on his return to his
home in Battle Greek, Mich.
NJ. D, Smith returned on Friday from
the banquet OF the Boston Alumni and
past Cadets of Norwich university, held
in that city on Thursday night.
NJ. J.. Clough and company have been
making extensive repairs during the past
week, which, when completed, will give
them much more space TO handle their
large stock OF goods.
| About fifty persons enjoyed a straw
ride ON Friday night TO Brookfield, where
they attend chicken pie supper given
by the ladies Of the Congregational
church Of that village
| Miss Katherine Doheny Of Lawrence
Mass, is spending week with relatives
/ in town, after which she goes to Wa
terbuy for short visit with her broth
er, the Rev. Fir. Doheny,
| Mrs. Euniee Morse and daughter, Der.
tina, are slowly improving from their
wounds received by being run down by
a large traverse sled at the foot Of Pros
lpeet street on February Q.
Heman Howe, who has been in Brad,
ford for the past four months, arrived
1 here on Friday accompanied by his fiji.
Their, L. b. Howes, and will make il his
home They viii live on the corner Of
Pearl and Vine streets.
On Wednesday and Thursday nights
the Ladies' Aid society of the NJ y
church held fair IN the yestry. Ii was
largely attended and proved great sue
cess. On Thursday evening a delicious
salad supper was served.
Friends Of Wilmot. Baine have received
lcards announcing his marriage to Mis-;
MilIicent W. Mcleod at the home Of
I the bride in Walthani, Mass. Mfr. Blaine
lis former Mortified boy, having work
ed in Waltham for several years as q
druggist.
Henry Wood, who recently sold hi,
interest in the furniture store of Lance
4 Wood. because OF i'll health. has re-
turned from Hot Springs, Ark. Mr.
Wood was under treatment there fol
about two months and returns very
much improved.
\ The third annual music day Of The
Ladies' Reading circle was held yester
day in the parlors Of the Mortified
house, with Mrs NJ. y. Warrington a.
! hostess An elaborate musical pro
gramme WAS arranged, consisting Of vo
cal and instrumental selection. After thC
entertainment refreshments were served.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Bullock returned
to-day from weeks trip TO Boston AM
/ Manchester, \. H. While away Mr.
Bullock took the part OF Sappho, in
'Sappho in Black" given by the Mar.
ketmen's association on February "a and
22 The Boston papers have all paid Mr.
4 Bullock a high compliment for the way
In which he presented his part as Sap
pho.
Fred Kempton. who has for the past
4 two years had charge Of the eonstruc.
ton Of the new buildings at Norwich
university, IL soon TO open an office over
Duke x Harrigan's, as contractor and
4 builder He now has the contract 81
the big boarding house at Mortified
Falls, which is run in connection with
/ the Davis wooden mill r. L. Britain
/ superintendent of the electric light de-
partment, will have his office in the
same building.
/ Cards have been received announcing
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