The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-06
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Mrs. George Marion Of Church street
IS seriously I'LL
Charles Carpenter was in the city to-
day on business.
Robert Murphy went TO Burlington
on business today.
Miss Barbara Deans Of Montpelier Is
4. with the grippe
g \. Andrews Il rapidly recovering
from his recent illness.
Arthur Walker of Burlington was III
the city on business today.
James Wilson Of Wooasville, N. III.
was IN town on business TODAY.
Charles Newhall Is working IN the I.
NJ. Averill store for tie present.
Harry G Blodeett OF Keene. ". IT,.
called on friends ii the CITY today.
Old and young folks dance at Miles
hall, Wednesday evening. February 6.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Richardson Of Wash.
ington were IN the city on business to.
day.
AIRS George SpofFord OF Woodsyillc.
y. H., was in the city on business to-
day.
4 son was born Yesterday morning to
Mr. and Mrs. Hans Hanson of Academy
street.
Aaron Richardson Of Washington
vent to Wells River today on bust
ness trip.
Mrs. George Nortllrup left today for
Middletown, Conn. where she has pur-
chased a boarding house
Ribbon candy. four pounds for Csc:
beef sausage, best you ever ate, three
pounds for % cents. Nandow's market
Angus smith, ST., who has been in
for some time i rapidly recovering, and
l1 i expected viii be able to be out
soon.
II the party holding ticket no As come.
to the next meeting OF the Ladies al
Clan Gordon, she viii be awarded tic
dolly
Do not forget the old and young folks
dance in Miles hall this evening. A
good dance order and music by four
piece orchestra
Mrs. Alex. Cruiekshank has taken pos.
session Of the boarding house al IA
Granite street, formerly occupied by Mrs.
George Northutp.
Among the arrivals at Tie city hotel
today are c. NJ Hoyt, Albany:i w.
". FGss and George j. Larry, Burlina;
ton; $. Breakstonc, New York: ]. IS.
Nhittemofc and w Z. Reed, Boston.
There were eight tables OF whist play.
ers at the Queen OF the Forest whist
party last night. Mrs Bond aud c.
Keith won The first prize and Miss /. G.
Tubbs and Mr. Dunbar won the second
prize. Refreshments were served
The Central Vermont Pet Stoci, and
Poultry association will hold its regular
meeting, friday, February 8
1T 1870 at the store Of the Barre Shoe
All members and those inter
ested are requested 10 be present.
AN enjoyable whist party given last
evening by Misses Clark 81 Spanldine
street 10 D dozen of their friends. The
first prize was won bv Mrs. Iyls Perry
and James Honry and the second prize
by Mrs. A. Il. Libonrveau aud
Bernard hewis Refreshments we're
served.
Miss Bessie Wilson Of 0i6 Mount
street was pleasantly surprised by
about thirty Of her Young frenids on
the occasion Of her twelfth bftflav,
last night. The evening was delight.
fully spent in playing gaales. Refresh
ments OF ice cream and cake. candy aud
fruit We're served. She received several
nice presents including a gold ring.
The supper apd entertainment given
IT the Congregational church last even
Ing by the Ladies' Circle was well pa
t7oniaed and WAS quite successful fnan.
,ially, the ladies' re3lizing about $50. An
sSeellent Old fashioned menu was served
sc the supper such as bean porridpe, |
brown bread, johnny cake, cold meats.
ioughnuts and maple syrup a very on
ioyeble programme WIS given at the
Jose Of tile supper consisting Of piano
iuett hy fhe Misses Spanding ard Qiig
ey. readings by Miss Brown and MI. /
segal and vocal solo BY Miss Phin.
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