The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-01

eTbs Pride Of Huckins Run was Great
Success

ANY AAiNN ~ ANNhAhN run was NAsAA
Success.
The play "Thc Pride Of Huekins Run
given at The opera house last Wednesday
and Thursday evenings by the Chelsea
dramatic company was decided success
as every part was well assigned aud
especially wel played each member Of
ihe company being deserving Of speciaI
mention, as Wen as NJ d George who
had drilled them 40 lhe rehearsal
Thursday evening the house was packed
70 the doors and standing room was ct
"a premium. and everyone present was
delighted witch the play and ihe manner
ID which * was staged After The play
Thursday evening the companys second
annual ball was held the Chandler Music
hall orchestra of Randolph which fur
nished music for the play. also playiug
for the dance, IN which about City euu-
pies participated, among them being some
from Montpelier Post Mills, West Fair.
Ter Washington, Williamstown, run-
bridge Randolph and South Royalton
The drama was fine and the music was
fine. and the receipts amounted to ahout
$4,000. The company hold the boards
and viii present their play at Williams
town Saturday evening Of this week
where they should draw o ful house. a.
both the play and the presentation of
10 are worthy Of patronage
Joseph May Of Tunhridge was in
town on business Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. I'd. Chamberlin went
last Thursday to Bethel 70 spend a few
days with friends and relatives
Cecil Kent, who lives with Coueal Da-
Wis on the east hill Is working during
bis school vacation for Edward O. Mat.
teon.
Mr. and Mrs. Hale ". Mattoon were
in Bradford recently as the guests Of
The htters mother, Mrs. Mabel S.
Morse.
Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Tracy, entertained
last Thursday and Friday Mrs Traey's
brother Burt S. spooner and wife Of
Montpelier.
Charles /. Densmore Of Bethel spent
Wednesday and Thursday Of last week
IN town, the guest Of bis parents Mr..
and Mrs Charles 4 Densmore.
Mrs Lizzie Smith entertained os her
guests portion Of last week, her
daughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles n. Goodrich Of Mortified
Herbert Bower entertained "A IL
guests a portion 81 last week, Bis broth.
en-, and sister Ernest and Harriet Bow
er. respectively Of Randolph Center
Miss Grace McAllister, who has taught
a very successful term Of school "a the
Albert S. Camp district. has completed
her term and returned to Der home n
Washington.
Eugene, McCoso who lives on the
George RI Hardy farm on the west
hill, was seriously IN last week with
tonalitis and two Of his children were
also IN with the measles
The high school closed is winter
term Thursday. February "a for "a
cation until the IA Of March, and Miss
Ruth = King, the assistant principal.
loft Saturday to spend her vacation
with friends in Massachusetts,.
John corliss, TIE veteran rural mail
carrier on route NO who hy reason
of illness was laid on FOR about two
weeks, since which time he has been
IN Lowell Mass, visiting friends for
two weeks. returned Saturday even
ing.
Mrs Roxanns s. Jones, who has spent
the past four months at the home Of
her brother. Sheriff Frank Il. Tracy Of
returned TO her home here
Saturday evening During her absence
her home on North Main street has
been closed
Constable Charles +. Godfrey, who
last week had 50 far recovered from q
severe attack Of heart trouble as to
enable him to get ont Of doors, con
tracted cold and Is again confined to
bis bed with heart trouble and other
serious complications
States Atty Stanley e. Wilson lett
On an official trip Friday morning dur
inc which business called him rs Mont +
peheg, Wells River Bradford and
NJ III Mrs. Wilson accom-
panied him and visited friends il the /
latter place. They returned sunday +
evening.
Mrs Munroe 0. Cohurn returned home
Saturday evening after having spent +
three months with her daughter ia ST
Johnsbury, where she was called by rea
son Of the serious Illness Of her daughter. I
who, her many friends here will be clad T
70 learn, has recovered her usual health +
During the absence Of Mrs Coburn. +
Mum" has kept bachelors hall.
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