The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-23
TALK OF The TOWN.
Auetion saIe toniglt.

n. ". Ialdd Co.'s.
James Leslie went to Quincy, Mass,
today for visit with friends.
a. Iomasi returned this morning from
a business visit in st. Albans.
Miss Jennie Cordiner went to Lowell.
Mass, today To visit her sister.
y ID Yandow returned this morning
from business Wit in Burlington.
George G. Kent is working as book
keeper In the office of "A. A. Stebbins.
John Blackmore sails today from New
York TO his former home iii England.
Charles Junior left this noon for
Springfield, Mass, where he will reside.
ID. w. Mcdonald returned today from
a ten days business visit iii New York.
Fred Chadwick went to Randolph to-
day to visit at his home over Sun.
day.
Mrs. James Cow and Mrs. II. B. Ten.
ney went to South Royslton this af-
friends.
Mrs. Charles i. Barrows went To Bur.
lington this morning 10 visit relatives
over Sunday.
Miss Gertrude Kenerson went to
Haverhill, Mass. today for weeks
visit with relatives.
Angus H. Smith and Richard Darling
went 20 their homes in South Ryegate
this morning for two weeks visit.
Miss Florence Granger went to Ran.
dolph this afternoon TO spend the Easter
vacation at the home Of her grandpar-
ents.
y. 2, Austin plays at tho Jrnitarian
church at Montpelier tomorrow III place
Of Prof. j. j. Hathaway, who is in New
York.
Mrs. II. Bixby and Miss Luella Ross
Of Underhill arrived III The city today
tives.
a daughter was born March 81 to Mr. (
and Mrs, Mark A. Davis at Pittsiield. |
N. Il. Mr., Davis formerly resided I'll
Barre.
Miss Golda Hawes, who has been visit
ing at the home of her aunt, Mrs. Robert
lnglis, returned today to her home III
Cabot.
Mr. and Mrs. Alton Dodge, who have
been visiting friends Ia the city. re.
turned 70 their home in Laconia, N. H., /
today.
The Athena club win observe gentle.
mems evening at the home Of Mrs. Milne
N East street Tuesday evening at 1880
o'clock.
NIT. and Mrs. i. r. Collins returned
asst night from Lawrence, Mass. where
hey went with the body Of Mr.. Col L
ms father.
Raymond G. Waterman finishes work
i the Economic grocery store tonight
md will begin work for d. w. Hooker
/ Co. Monday.
Charles Casson, formerly Of Barre. Is
musician with the Joshua Simpkinsa
company which shows Mt the opera
rouse this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Leslie j. johnson. who
ave been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. +. II.
togeFs, returned to their home in Little.
on M Ii, yesterday afternoon.
Frank W. jackson goes to New Yofl, Il
onight to meet Mrs. 9. ]. Jackson. who 1
5 accompanying the remains OF her hue.
and, who died recently At Tallapoosa.
ieorria. n
H. n. Mattison Of The National bank
{ Chelsea WAS IN town yesterday az. I
ernoon on his way to Wells River 10 {
ttend the Northern Bankers assOcia. ]
ion meeting last night
Mrs. 9. w. Steele, who has been for |
he past two months at the Heaton hos. (
ital at Montpelier recovering from an !
peration, was able to be brought toH
or home in this city this afternoon.
J.. r. Gleason, the well known mer. c
hant at Montpelier, has been quite i'll, 9
nd his sons arrived in that city yes- |
arday from New York and Boston. But
r. Glcason's condition showed an i'm
rovemnt
Among the high school teachers who
10 this morning for their homes TO
pend the spring vacation Of two weeks
ere Prof. Richards and wife, Miss Lew
, Miss Horton, Miss Young. Miss .Da.
Is and Prof. Seagef. &
Among the reminders of spring todavi
re several contributions OF alder
ranches with leaves halt way 10 their I
III growth, which were brought to this
lice to remove the doubts Of the ia. 3
edulous scribe. Seeing is believing in
lis case. &
The Joshua Simpkinsp company ar, !.
we'd in town this forenoon from Mont !,
slier and at noon today the band, which Z
ade up in noise what it lacked in mum. =
RS, gave the usual parade in the usual =
ay. followed by the usual number OF !
nall boys. =
The closing lecture Of the series in Q
Ie UniSersalist church Sunday evening q
IL be followed at its conclusion with 4
solo sung by Mrs Lamb ana illustrat Y
with the stereopticon. 1t will he q
e familiar gospel song, "Tell Ne the :,
ID, Old story Il
The progressive whist club met last
ening at the home of Mr.. ana Mrs
A. Eastman Of Camp street, and the
nal good time was enjoyed. Dinner A
as served at six o'clock, after which
hist was played at five tables. The
ICES were won BY Mrs r. A. Drown and
Q. Adams LIP
Mrs. Frank r. Northrop went 10 I,
,uth Royalton this Afternoon for t,
20 weeks visit at the home of her K
ster. While there She viii be Joined b
her husband who has been in &,
orida since last November. Mr.. ei
Drthrop and brother Charles and I,
lie Chamberlin will leave Jacksonville b
steamer tomorrow. Fred i. Pare ii
10 is also in the party il is expected L
ii not start for home until little II
Ter. i,
NORTH MONTPELIER. n