The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-03-02


Jack Foster commenced work for +. 7.
Walbridge Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Urban visited
friends in Calais recently
Carl Kimball OF Hardwick was in town
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Willie Fairfield was in Barre Friday
and Saturday on business.
Mrs. John Lewis is i'll with grippe.
Mrs. Harvey is caring for her
Mrs. Charles Foster is critically i'll
with dropsy and heart disease.
G. j. Halves attended the prize speak
ing at Goddard seminary, Barre.
Miss Lillian Mann of Walden spent q
few days at Walter Smiths recently.
Henry Kelley has moved his family
into Bert Lovelfs house on west hill.
Miss Gertrude Witham visited at Will
liam Kirkpatrick's last week in Walden
Tim Minnehan commenced work in
the creamery Monday, in place of Earl
Hill.
Miss Alice Harvey and Miss Judith
Haines were in Burlington over Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Noyce have re-
turned from Leominster and are keeping
house.
Mr. and Mrs. B. II. Woodland of Wal
den were guests at Warren Rollins last
week.
Miss Nettie Gilman has gone to SUIT
ton to stay several weeks with her
brother.
| Mrs. William Remission is spending q
few weeks with her son, William, in
Hardwicl.
Miss Gladys Blake has been working
at j. $, Livingston's during her illness
with grippe.
Mrs. S, Swerdfeger .of Marshtield was
guest OF Mrs. Mary Atkins and daugh-
ter Saturday.
Howard and Pliny Pike Of Lyndon
were home over Sunday to see their To-
ther, j. G. Pike.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Stone of Crafts
bury are spending their vacation from
teaching with their parents.
Mrs. Lewis harrington and son, Ho-
mer, We're guests at Lawrence Earring
tons in South Walden Wednesday.
! Mrs. AGillicent Mcintyre and son, Ken
meth, are spending few days at her
fathers, Frank Eastman, in Hardwick.
Mrs. S. Davis and daughter, Pauline,
have finished work at the hotel and
gone to Lyndon TO care for the formers
father.
Mr. Keith. the lower village mer-
lchant, was called to Barre Saturday ia
see his mother, who is i'll with typhoid
pneumonia.
Leslie Russell went to Barre and
Montpelier last week to play on the
Hardwick basketball team against teams
in those places.
Rev. d. L. billiard was called to
Groton Saturday to ofieiate at the fu.
neral OF parishioner while he was pas
tor in New Haven.
Allan Paine has moved his goods t.
Mrs. Winona Fosters in Walden. and
with his wife, is stopping at her fathers
r. p Walbridge, few days.
} The /. o. G. r. gave Mr. and Mrs
Ernest Witham q reception at their hal
last Saturday evening, presenting then
! purse OF money. Refreshments o.
sandwiches. cake and coffee were servet
and pleasant evening passed by
goodly number OF Templars
One Of the finest entertainments o
the season was given in town hall las
Tuesday evening by the pupils OF Csbor
high school at their speaking contest
The hall was filed TO its utmost ca
pacity with attentive and Interested lis
teners, The pieces were perfectly com
mitted and we'll rendered There wal
no break or prompting through the thir
teen selections An orchestra OF tivl
pieces furnished music. A duet by Prin
Gilmore and Miss Florence Houghton
and violin solo by Daniel Smith. addet
] TO the enjoyment of the evening. Re
marks by Harvey Burbank OF Danvill
| consisted of good advice and praise
worthy sentiments to the speakers AM
, their principal Prizes were awarded Z
Miss Jennie Webster, first, Miss Bernie
J Pressey. second, aud to two gentlemen
Merrill Barret, first. Paul Hopkins, sec
ond. Excellent honors We're extended t
J Miss Lila Lawson and Maurice Wal
bridge. After the exercises were over
J the principal and students went to tn
|, Congregational vestry, to do justice t
: the tempting viands which filled the ia
\ bles, under the supervision of the ladie
of the village and adjoining districts
I The proceeds of the supper are to b
used for the benefit Of the pupils OF til
high school Much credit is due Prir
Gilmore for his untiring efforts, patiene
and perseverance in training the speak
ers. as well as to the pupils for thei
determination to do their best. Their
viii be another contest during the sprin
term by the prize winners OF the sew
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