The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-12-17

A number Of persons from this city
attended the dance in Northfeld last
night.
Maurice Jacobs OF Burlington has beer
passing few days in the city on bus
mess.
f. A. Gilliason has returned to hi
home in Hardwick, after spending a few
days in the city on business.
Mrs c. X Kline left this morning fol
a visit with her daughters in Foxborc
and Newton Highlands, Mass.
Regular meeting of Barre Typogaphi
cal union, No. 402, Monday evening a
4:l5 o'clock at usual place.
Z. X. Hill of Washington street re
turned home to-day, after passing {
week in Northfield on business.
The Quarryworkers' Journals were out
Tuesday. II any shop-stewards have moi
got theirs, please call and get them.
+. Abbiati, who has been visiting rela
tives in the city for week leaves to
night for his home in Buffalo, n. Y.
J. i. Ward attended the annual ban,
quet of the New England Fat Men,
association held in Wells River last
night
Don't forget the NJ w of A. dance al
Rowland hall Saturday, Dec. IL. Riley'i
orchestra Fifty cents for gents, ladies
10 cents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Lawyer returned
to-day to their home in North Adams
Mass, after passing two weeks with
friends in this city
Frederick Larochelle, who attends JET.
ferson Medical college in Philadelphia
is passing a two weeks vacation with
his parents in this city.
Arthur Bugbee and Francis Ahern, stu.
dents at Eastman business college at
Poughkeepsie n. y. arrived home this
morning for the holidays
a. Wood, who was called here by the
illness of his son, Melvin Wood. at the
City hospital, left yesterday for his
home in Newport, n H.
Earle j. Waterman OF State College
Pa, arrived in the city this afternoon
for few days visit at the home of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. d. S. Waterman.
d. W. Smith Of Mortified has rented
the restaurant recently vacated by L. H.
Farnsworth in the Durkee block and win
N1ilANtb a Hi&Alb AAlAEN AllN les AdNf hti u
Roy II. Warden and Roy II. Lanou
students OF Goddard seminary, have gone
to their homes in Irasburg and Barnet,
where they viii pass the Christmas va.
cation.
William Gilbertson of East street left
last night for New York, where he will
take passage for Scotland to visit at
his former home. which he has not Wis
tied for SO years
Notice As IN the past, we shall dis
continue giving or redeeming rebate
checks through Christmas week, taking
effect to-day. q n. Kenyon & Co.'S
Cash Bargain Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Paul, who have
been passing several weeks at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Papin Of Bolster
place, returned yesterday to their home
in plattsburg. \, y.
Mrs A. b. Chase of Manchester, N H.,
and A. l. Barrett of Lyndonvilie arrived
in the city to-day and viii pass the
weekend at the home of their sister,
Mrs. Leon Keith OF Circle street
Mrs Cummings, who for the past TO
years has displayed her hand painted
china goods in Fits store, will show
some Of her decorated porcelain pins and
brooches throughout the holidays.
The annual meeting of the Burns club
will be held in Woodmen's hall. Bolster
block, on Tuesday evening, December 20,
at 1880. 1t is important that every
member be present. Per order presi-
dent
Following is list of guests registered
at the City hotel Friday and Saturday:
Mr. and Mrs. j. b, Beauregard, Spring
field, Mass; ]. r. Jones, Boston; J. +.
Cole, st. Albans; c. N. Gage, Burling
ton; f. d. Reynolds, Quincy, Mass (;
j. B. Harmon. Boston; F. f. Worden,
Danville, n y; n. NJ. Gilboy, Auburn,
n. y; James Brown, Boston
At the regular meeting OF Winnetta
council. No. 10, Degree of Pocahontas,
Improved Order of Red Men, Thursday
evening, the following officers We're elect
ed for the ensuing year: Pocahontas,
Fannie Levin; wenonah, Maggie Bassett;
powhatan, Peter Brown; prophecies,
Eta Blake; keeper of records. Annie
Brown; collector of wampum, Annabella
Cormack keeper OF wampum, Annie
Paul; pianist. Elizabeth Smith; trustee
for three years, Annie Greig.
Friday arrivals at the hotel Otis were
as follows; Porter Perrin. Berlin; c.
!. Cowles, Craftsbury; IL. A. Lewis,
Burlington; j. A. Speare, Detroit, Mich.
H. /. Pratt, Rutland; H. II. Blanchard,
Springfield; W. III. Cook. Berlin; G.. II.
New London, Conn; r. r.
Thomson. Spriuplield: If r. Tucker
Waltham, Mass; II. j. Cass. Boston;
9. II. Johnson, Hardwiek; w. c. Bachel-
Ter, New York City; A. Goodman, Min.
leapolis, Mimi; + Gillison, Hardwiek.
About 80 OF the friends of Robert
Mcknight gathered at his home on
Brook street last evening and gave him
, very pleasant surprise. During the
,vening, William Hurry presented Nj.
Mcknight, in behalf OF his friends.
stickpin. He responded with a
ew well-chosen words of thanks The
.vening was spent in a social way with
olos and recitations well rendered. Re.
reshments We're served and games were
played The party broke up at late
lour, all reporting a very pleasant time.
On Sunday evening Dec Is. at Il
iclock. at the Methodist church. the
Methodist brotherhood viii give another
Il their pleasing services. with extra
Inc music by the Heddng male chorus,
ollowed BY a talk by DIR. Thaver Oh
Christian Chivalry and Free Masonry"
We believe Or. Thayer win handle this
ubiest in the same interesting and
lroftable manner that he did at the