The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-05
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Af. NhN MIS-. is. y. AttflN4e NpNh
Wednesday in North Montpelier
Miss Elena Huse oi South Royaltor
Is stopping 10 town Tor a few days.
Prof o \. Mathewsou went TO Ran
dolph last evening on 9 business visit
William Conner 81 Noodsville, n. H.
q visiting friends at Goddard seminary
\ Miss Ruth D. Draper went to her home
~ Randolph last evening for a few days
visit
NJ R. Farnham and +. + Godfrey a
Willamstown were visitors IN the city
to-day
7 The Tourist club win meet with Mrs
\ Narpum Monday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock
Mt. and Mrs. Edward Houghton 81
Washington visited relatives in the city
to-day
The Frank McWhorter company is
showing the spring tyles in stia and
soft hats
Clyde Howell returned last evening to
SIT Adams. after visit at bis home
IN this city
Mrs. james Cone. who has been SO
seriously ll the past three weeks, is not
as wen to-day.
G. Quaint returned yesterday from New
York, whore be has been working for the
past few months
William Clifford Of the Woodbury.
Granite company Of Bethel was a visitor
in this city yesterday.
Miss Bertha johnson Of North Mont
pelier has been stopping at The home Of
Mrs Richard Attridge
Miss Alice Conner returned to her
home 10 Woodsville n H., to-day after
a visit with friends in this city.
Miss Gladys Holden. who has been
visiting at the home Of Miss Elizabeth
Nichols, returned to-day to her home IN
Rutland
There will be a meeting Of local ass,
Musicians Protective union. March 6 az
$3.50 p. n. All members are requested
70 be present.
George Ladd, who has been visiting al
he home Of his brothers, r. D. and
Homer G Ladd returned this morning to
his home 10 Sharon.
Bear IN mind the public dance at the
Noodmen's hall Saturday March 8. Gil
bertsons best 6-piece orchestra SOC per
couple ladies free.
T. G. Cook went to Burlington yes
terday 70 accompany Mrs Cook To this
CIT yafter q fonr weeks' Illness at The
Mary Fletcher hospital.
Mrs. ria Kendrick ard Mrs. Ellen
Keefe left On the morning train for
Boston 70 visit the millinery openings
and buy their spring goods
Mrs. Charles Hopkins Of Waterbury
Center. who has been spending few
days at tae home Of her daughter, Mrs
Richard Attrdge, returned to her home
to-day
Saturday home made candy, zoe box
new candy chop suey. Sc a pound hore
hound candy So 4 pound two pounds
for 25es French n0ngat l9o d pound
Fresh made and pure. Barre Candy
Kitchen.
Mrs Herbert Yates 81 Cornwall Ont.
and niece, Miss Eva G. Thomson assist
ant superintendent supervisor Of nurses
at the Alexandria hospital Montreal a.
rived d The city last night and ere
visiting at the home 81 Mf. and Mrs.
John Wilson, 10 Division street
Speaking Of those who have voted
many years Benjamin 0. Wood Of Pros
pect street. who celebrated his esd birth
day January III has voted at every gen
eral election since he was n and at
every March meeting but one, Up to and
including the year 1907, o. seventy years
in all.
The dancing event Of the season viii
take place in Woodmen's ham Monday
night, March 4, when NeEnally's sing
ing orchestra will give concert and
dance A concert viii be given from
s to Q which win be followed by dane
ing until /, The program for the con
cert is: March, Rose Gardens over
ture, Poet and Peasant vocal solo.
selected. Edward j McEnelY; descrip
tive overture, "Trip to Buffalo" duet
for trombone and cornet, Messrs Keane
and Simpson; violin solo. Il IroVatore.
Edward ] AoEnely; finale, galop. The /
feature Of this dance win be the four
moonlight dances tbs music for which /
Will be that Of sleigh BELLS
Manager W. j Watters0n Of the local /
Western Inion telegraph office has re
eeived notice that as soon as possible 3 81