The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-09

Mr.. and Mrs. H. N. Mattison Given a
Wedding Celebration.


Oh Thursday evening from 5 Till l0,
Mr. and Mrs, H. N Mattison received
their friends to tile number Of about dfty
at their well appointed and beautifully
furnished apartments ii the second story
Of the bank block, James R. Leonard
presenting The guests. Punch and sew
eral kinds Of cake, besides the wedding
cake, were served the Misses Vera Beck
withand NeTa Bohonon presiding at the
punch bowl Prof Hutchinson, a teacher
Of instrumental music from Manchester,
M ILL.,, presided at the piano throughout
the evening The time was most pleas
antly spent and our entire townspcople
extend 60 Mrs. Mattison hearty and
cordial welcome to this, her newly adopt
cd home.
Deputy sheriff Arthur p Bancroft Of
Fairlee was in town on official business
Friday
Mrs Mary G. Royce Of East Brookfeld
is keeping house for Warren Stearns on
the West hill
Edward, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
O. Flint. has been seriously i'll Of late
with the mumps
Mrs. Ruth Kennedy and Miss Bernce
Rouelle went last week 90 Barre, where
they are visiting friends.
Miss Mamie Titus has returned to her
home in Yershire after having spent sew
eral days in town visiting friends.
The members Of the Epworth League
held sociable with Henry Orr and his
sister, Miss Jennie Orr, Wednesday even
ing.
Henry Orr was in South Royalton on
business Friday and was accompanied by
his sister, Miss Jennie Orr, and Miss
Matte Laird
Mrs. Willard P. Townsend went the
first Of the week to Randolph, where
she was to be the guest Of MFR. and Mrs,
q ,, Copeland.
Ned Hayward, son Of Mr. and Mrs,
George L. Hayward. has gone to Mont
pelier, where he has accepted position
as porter at the Pavilion hotel.
Mrs, Charles r, Coryin Of somerville,
Mass, arrived in town November ] for
an indefinite stay and is the guest Of
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest A. Corwin.
Mrs. Henry L. Bragg, who has been
spending two weeks at the home of her
son, Leslie A. Bragg, in South Wash
ington, returned the first Of the week
to her home ia Milford, N. II.
Mr. and Mrs. Jason Densmore, former
residents, who now reside at Lebanon,
n. H., were in town recently for visit
to old friends, and while here were the
guests Of Mrs. Frances WI Rixby
Eugene l. Marshall, who died in Ran
dolph on November / of typhoid fever,
will be remembered by many here, hav.
ing been q student at the academy here
for few terms, some ten or twelve
years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Hemsnway,
who have been occupying their cottage
near the West hill church during the
summer and fan, have closed the house
for winter and returned to their home
In Lowell, Mass.
Miss Cecilia Algar, who has worked
for Mrs B. n. Adams, il, for several
years, has completed her service there
and gone 70 the home 81 her parents,
Mr. aRd Mrs Henry Alger, on the West
hill for an indefinite stay
Miss Bessie Gokey, who has worked
for Mrs. Evarts P. Brown Of Vershire
for nearly two years, has completed her
services there and i stopping tempora-
riiy with her Pc sents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
B. Goksy, on the West hill
Rev and Mrs. Fred Daniels returned
Thursday from Barre city, where they
had been with friends for few days and
where they awaited themselves 81 the
opportunity Of attending the lecture on
Wednesday evening delivered By Russell
H. Conwell.
Willard r. George has moved his head.
quarters from the Fred A. 0riway shop
IN the rear Of o. Fay Aliens store 10
the shop used for many years BY the
late Ira s Thompson a. shoe shop
which now bears the marks Of a hustiing
paint and uphostering shop.
Jerry O'Day. who lives near the Yer
shire heights and Rho has had an auc-
ton sale Of personal property every fall
for several years, advertises to sell az
auction on Wednesday Of next week bis
farm Of about ESQ acres, also his hay,
stock. tools and several thousand feet
Of sawed lumber.