The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-02-18
TALK OF THE TOWN
Bingham sale at vaughan's.

seriously III with the grippe.
A fresh supply Of Berwick cakes just
received at u. M. Lyons store.
Harry stowe is confined to his home
with a severe attack Of the grippe.
$3.50 wool finish blankets, Id. re.
duced to $50 at Perry's on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. D. Rumney of Brook
field visited friends in the city yester-
day.
Mrs. John Howell went to Randolph
this afternoon for visit with rela.
tives
II. James of Winooslli has been pass
ing week in this city and Webster
vile.
Eugene L. White of Bennington was
among the business visitors in the city
yesterday
Henry Hyde and James McDermott Of
Brookfeld We're business visitors in the
city yesterday,
Mrs. Z. J. Owens went to Mortified
this afternoon for q visit at the home
Of her parents
c. L. Webster went to Lebanon, n.
H., to-day for visit over Sunday at
the home Of his sister.
The Glover club win meet with Mrs.
Tayntor on Tuesday afternoon; subject,
Women OF the Bible"
Henry Poulin is in with pneumonia
at his home on Merchant street and is
under the care OF Or. Woodruff
Public Scotch dance at Woodmen's hall
Saturday, February Is. Nicops orches-
ira. SOC for gents, ladies free.
Mrs. Harry Southworth, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. John Eastman
of Washington street, returned to her
home IN Post Mills to-day.
Refreshments will be served at the
whist party in the X. of c. hall Tuesday
evening, February q. Admission Is
cents. Everybody invited
Mrs. Francis G, Barney and two chill
dren left yesterday for their home in
Newport, n. H., after spending two
weeks in this city and vicinity.
The A. 0. H. and ladies' auxiliary win
have sleigh ride to Graniteville Mon.
day evening. Barge will leave X. of G..
hall at ESQ. Ladies viii please bring
boxes.
The L. c. B. A. will hold whist
party in the X. OF c. hall Tuesday even
ing, February 81, at o'clock. to which
the public Is cordially invited. Admis
sion 10 cents,
The concert and dance to be held IN
the Rowland hall Washiugton's birth
day, Wednesday next, is to be the best
of the season and all proceeds are to
be donated to the soldiers monument
fund.
To-day the Red Cross pharmacy is
another sale on Quimby's
chocolates selling VITO pounds for 25e.
These popular chocolates We're purchased
purposely for this sale and arrived on
Thursday.
The Hardwick basketball team arrived
in the city this morning from Mont
pelier and tonight will line up against
the Goddard seminary five at the Church
street gymnasium The visitors We're
decisively defeated by the Capitals at
Montpelier last night.
Theatregoers who attend the perform.
ance OF the Norwich Ministries at the
opera house tonight win be surprised
at the excellence of the company With
an orchestra of eleven pieces aud fifty
five voices in the chorus, several of the
latest ballads, burlesgue boxing match,
an aeroplane sketch, grand military
drill, banjo selections by Fisher, clog
dancing etc, an excellent performance
is guaranteed.
Mrs. Jessie Sherriffs was very pleas
antly surprised at her home on Madison
street last evening, when party of her
young lady friends walked in on her
A most delightful even
ing was passed in a social way and an
oyster supper was served The party
presented her handsome silver teapot.
completely taken by surprise,
she thanked her friends most heartily
and promised them good cup OF tea
at some future date.
Friday arrivals at the hotel Otis were
as follows' G. j.. Thayer, Mortified; Q.
Peterson, ] w Spaulding, Boston; F B.
De Lara, New York City; II. Charlton,
r. +. Raines, Woodsyille, n. H.; II. J.
Myers, Ravena. o.; +, L. Walsh, Bos
ton; c. A. Dragon, Burlington; b. II.
Webster Portland, Me-; X. o. Wood
ward, Middleport, n. Y; H h. Brown,
~ Y; !. g. Hackett, Haver
hill, n. y; Mr. and Mrs. George Young.
Plymouth, n. IT,
About twenty-five friends Of little
Miss Alice Tabor met last evening at
her home on Prospect street and gave
her a surprise party, it being her elev-
anth birthday anniversary. She was in
yited out to supper and upon returning
found them awaiting her. Master Per-
lev Blger, in behalf Of the company,
presented her q locket and chain. She
also received q signet ring, belt pin and
a sum Of money. Refreshments OF cocoa
,ake, fruit ana candy were served and
games enjoyed by all.
Green Mountain council. No. 736, Roy
Al Arcanum. held a regular meeting last
evening with a good attendance. aud the
witnessed an initiation that
was record breaker in the fact that
from the beginning with the signing OF