The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-03-03
TALK OF THE TOWN

4 a
terday on business.
Donald McL<od .nss changed TO room 2
in the Gordon block
Mrs. L. Jonah is confined Ia her roo.u
in the Arcade block with tile grippe.
William Craig OF Hardwick Is pass
ing few days with friends in the city.
There viii be rehearsal Of Il. OF p.
minstrels tonight at 1880 at opera
house.
Lewis Marshall has returned home
after passing few days with relatives
in Stowe.
Bernard Coreoran returned this after
noon from d several days visit with
friends in Burlington.
G WI Hunt Of as East street, who
has been confined to the house with the
grippe, is somewhat better
The Presbyterian Sunbeams win meet
Friday evening, March 3, at 7 o'clock IN
the vestry Of the church.
Fred Duval. who has been employed
in East Barre for some time. has re-
turned to bis home in this city
Fred W. Suitor, secretary Of the
Quarry Workers International union. is
spending several days in New York City
on business.
Sidney Cady. who has been spending
a few days with relatives in the city,
left yesterday afternoon for Plattsburg,
N. Y.
Elmer Grafton went Yesterday to
Burlington where Mrs Grafton will IN
dergo an operation at the Mary Tletch-
er hospital
Miss Katherine Stevens has returned
TO her home in Morrisyille, after pass
ing several days with friends IN Barre
and Montpelier,
The melnbers OF the South End club
will have'a sleigh ride to Williamstown
tonight Harris orchestra win furnish
music for dance to be held in Grange
hall on the arrival OF the party.
Members Of local 24l, RI c. /. P. A.,
are requested 10 read section 4 OF our
constitution and notify the secretary OF
the local OF any new clerks in the
stores where they are employed.
4 resident of this city. upon seeing
the photographs OF Mark Golden, the
Scotch humorist al the Riiou, remarked
II saw him in Boston last week, and
he certainly is some performer"
Tonight, Place, Knights Of Pytbias
hail. Time, 1880 p. m Occasion, 2sth
anniversary Of Green Mountain council,
No. 1856, Royal Arcanum, and a ladies
night, For every member, ladies and
invited guests, % come
John J. Cayhue, who went to Bur-
lington Wednesday, was successfully op.
Grated upon at the Fanny Allen hospital
at Winooski park yesterday afternoon
II is expected that he will be able to
return home within ten days
Arrivals at the City hotel yesterday
and to-day were registered as follows:
j. B. Sloan Bellows Falls; G. l. Thorn
as, Burlington; William Bent, Ran.
dolph; Joseph lavender, New York
City; II, + shaw II J Keelon Bos-
ton
A meeting Of the committee Of Queen
OF the Forest circle viii be held to-
night at 1880 o'clock at the home of
Mrs. John Stewart. Is Central street
also the committee oi the Foresters ot
America is requested TO meet at the
same time and place.
An adjourned meeting Of the Canadian
club will be held at its rooms in the
Quinlen building Saturday evening, Mar
4. at 1890 o'clock Matters OF impor-
tanee are to be discussed at this meet
ing, and a fun attendance is desired.
A social hour will follow.
Harmon hive, No. !, J.. o. 7. NJ, held
their regular review Wednesday night,
with q large attendance. The names oil
four new members we're acted or. Mrs.
Nellie S. Rohen was elected as dele
gate to the supreme hive convention in
Port Huron. Mich, and Mrs. Margaret /
Smith as alternate.
Since the suspension of the granite /!
business in those places which come I'm. |
der the Hardwick agreement, due to /
the failure to sign a new bill on March 1
I. large number of granite workers (
have come into this city from towns |
to the north. The first arrivals came I
in last night, there being large crowd
Thursday arrivals at the hotel Otis /
were as follows Guy Bartlett, New I
York CITY; O. c. Taylor. Burlington; /
C.. L. Foster, Boston; Robert Harmon, I
Ralph Harmon. New York City; 0. W. 4
Ward. Frank Pierce, Rutland; A. J. De-
witt Verons, \. "; H. II. Lowe. Spring.
field: Mark Golden. Boston; IT, Lam
berry. New York City: 7. C. Curry, Law
renee. Mass; G. r. Daniels. St. Johns
bury: /. w Parker Swanton; L. J.
Clark. Newark, y. j.; W. J.. Brock,
Concord, Y. II.
Mrs. Lucy Ann Miles Foster of North
Seminary street celebrated her slst
birthday anniversary yesterday at the
home Of her daughter, Mrs. Merrill 4
Eastman. on Currier street Mrs. Fos
ter was born March ?. 1880. in Waits
River. and when q young woman mar
-ied the late Henry Foster, who was
soldier ia the war OF the rebellion
Mrs. Foster has three daughters. Mrs
Merrill Eastman. Mrs. Peter Thorn aud
Mrs. Fannie Could who were present
Il her anniversary Air. and Mrs John
stevens, granddaughter and her hus-
land. from Quincy Mass were also
present. During the day the mother
ina daughters had their pictures taken.
Nrs. Foster received many calls from
friends ard a shower Of post cards.
She s Vegs smart aud keeps busy al