The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-11
TALK OF THE TOWN

TOT Nb ana "ffieei get Good Service
wrapper at Abbott's.
Addison Denny Of Boston visited
friends 10 this city to-day.
sheldon Brown who IS III with pneu.
monia, remains about The same
Percy Manning Of Waterbury visited
friends in this city yesterday.
Whist party in odd Fellows hall SAT.
urday evening at ; O'Clock sharp.
oreste Verga left Yesterday for North
JAY Maine whaFe be will reside.
\ Until Saturday only for securing shoes
at such low figures at c. S. Andrews
shoe store.
John p. Kelly was called to Burling.
ton yesterday By the serious illness Of
his mother.
Mrs Nellie George returned yesterday
from 4 two weeks visit IN Springfield
and Boston, Mass
Mrs. Charles +. southgate went to
South Royalton this morning to visit
her mother, who Is IN.
"A Night or one Of the most popu-
lar four-aet comedies Of the season, al
The opera house, April s.
Charles Robinson Of North Monroe,
n. H IS visiting biz amt Mrs. i. L.
Kinney Of Franklin street.
Public dance at woodmen's han Sat
urday, March u Gilbertson's orchestra.
soc per couple, ladies free
Saturday spseiai, fine lingerie waists.
trimmed with lace and insertion. some.
thing new. esc Paris shirtwaist House
Ernest Griffin. WHO IS attending the
Springfield Business college at Springfield.
AIass is visiting st his home for few
days
afr and Mrs. Howard Tanner of
Marshleld visited their daughter. Miss
Clara Tanner AZ Goddard seminary yes
terday.
Mrs. L. J. Chauvin, VINO has visiting
at tie home Of her daughter, Mrs Moses
Charbonneau, returned to-day to her
home in shelhnms.
Miss villa Marsh is teaching IN the
primary department Of the school at
East Barre during the iAncss Of the
regFlar teacher, Mr. hish.
A social and dance viii be held IN
the r. a q hall Sc. Patficks evening,
Mareh III. under the auspiees 81 the A.
@ II. ard the ladies' auxiliary.
N. NJ Gordon was the winner 81 two
ribbons and q special cash prize on his
Boston terrier bitch sally FIJI. at the
dog show held recently in Boston.
Mrs. William Hosmer returned to her
home ID Fair Haven to-day, after a visit |
az che home Of her pafents, AR and Mrs /
i r. Mckenzie, Of Merchant street,
Mr. and aIs Z. A. Drown. MI. and
Il. y, Laad returned last evening from /
Boston where they went 70 attend the +
automobile show.
Superintendent 0. D. Mataewson went /
10 Burlington Yesterday, where be at /
tended the modern language conference /
aud wiz attend tbe banquet Of the +
sehoolmasters club this evening
TIE last dance q t3e Wells series
VIII be held ia Wo0dmeHs hall Friday
evening, beginning promptly AZ eight 1
It viii be a "farmers' dance" ard IA.
dies arc requested to bring dinner pals.
The clerks al the Fits STORE were
guests ut the home of 1t WI 0mmby
81 Eastern avenue last evening The
evening was pleasantly passed with H
gaines and music, and refreshments we're
served.
George Barbet who h attending
Hnlderness school at Plymouth M III,
Is ct the home Of hls parents, Or and
Mrs, G. N Barber. on account Of illness
but expects 70 be able 10 return TO BIS
school soon.
As regularly rs spring comes around,
A, NJ. Stafford, the painter IS On hand
with the first sweet pea blossoms and
The Times was favored with d bunch of
them to-day These were grown from
seed planted january and were Of
course grown indoors.
Word has been received BY O J. Howes
Of The death at Fitzwiiliam Depot, M I'll,
Of Mrs. Laura tThompsenl Angler. for
merly O resident 81 Barre TIE death
occurred on March 5 ami he funeral was
held on March s Mrs Angler was the
VI Hosea Thompson ana resided
IN Barre many years. Her husband was
once engaged Ia The granite quaTying
business eoing To FitzwilIbin Depot
about fifteen years ago.
The entertainment and social held at
The PresbYterian church last vsning
under Tie auspices q the young mems