The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-04-21

Charles NJ Brooks is the new tele-
graph operator OF the station to sue
ceed NJ, M Kidd.
Mrs George Drew, ir., has gone to
Woodstock to remain with her mother
Mrs V d. Fraser, for few days
Mrs. George Jones has reached home
from a winter passed in Ipswich, Mass,
where she has been visiting her grand
daughter, Miss Bessie Bliss
c. c. Reynolds has the contract for
building and finishing Madam Gifford's
new house on the Emerson terrace,
and will soon begin work upon the
same
Miss Genieve Lamson has been pass
ing week with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs w H. Lamson, and returned to
her teaching in Roselle Park, N. j., on
Wednesday.
l.. B Johnson is to be Memorial day
orator in this village, and the ser
mon on Memorial Sunday will be
given by Rev A G. Gilmore at St.
Johns church,
Charles Pratt. who has been for the
last Ten uhNs Win ms aunt MIS-. Emmy
Burroughs, returned TO his work in the
Perkins institute for the blind in Bos-
ton, Wednesday.
Miss Maud Bloomingiale Of Keene,
IN H. whose enga cement to Fred
Beedle, was announced recently, was
given china shower at ,the home OF
Mrs. Thomas Perry
Mrs Charles Clifford underwent a
serious surgical operation at the SAM.
tarium Wednesday morning, and rallied
from it will, though she passed a
restless night following
DR. Clayton House Of Washington
state is visiting friends in East Bethel,
and on Tuesday evening received the
ROYAL Arch degree in Masonry at q
communication OF Whitney chapter
The senior class gave delightful
party Monday night at Grange hall,
where games and dancing We're the
principal amusements. Hazel Durkee
and Mildred Goodwin presided at the
piano, and furnished music for the
dancing
Il. s. Hewitt has sold his house near
the Totman greenhouse to Hazen Wood,
who will take possession OF the same
about May |. Mr.. and Mrs Hewitt will
move to the house of Willard Martin
for the present.
Will Kibbee was brought here from
Sharon Tuesday and taken to the SAN
torium for an operation for hernia.
The trouble was caused by fan from
some logs and the resident physicians
were unable to relieve him.
Mrs. John Morrill, and DR.. Mitchell
from Tunbridge, were here ON Wednes-
day, being here for the operation for ap.
pendicits on Miss Bernice Morrill, at the
sanatorium, through which she passed
safely and was comfortable; DIR. Mitch
ell and her mother returned to Tun-
bridge in the afternoon of the same day.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Hollis and Mr..
and Mrs. Guy Lamson entertained 90
of their friends at a card and dancing
party in the Dubois and Gay hall on
Tuesday night Novel favors. assisted
in the choice of partners for the march
and dancing. The refreshments were
very delicious, all making this one of
the most enjoyable evenings OF the sea
son. The music for the occasion was
piano and violin played by Miss Ruby
Allen and George Chatiield.
The r.. II. s baseball team is
now practicing under the direction OF
Mr. Clement, the assistant principal
of the school The following schedule
of games have been arranged to be
played; April 20, Rochester high
school at Randolph; May 4, South Roy
alton high school at South Royalton;
MAY 9, Rochester high school at
Rochester; May IL, South Royalton
high school at Randolph; May ID,
Lebanon high school at Lebanon; May
II, Spaulding high school at Barre;
Nav 20. Bethel high school at Bethel;
May p. Montpelier high school at
Randolph; June |, Montpelier high
school az Montpelier; June 8, Lebanon
high school at Randolph; June 8,
Mortified high school at Mortified;