The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-03-09
TALK OF THE TOWN

q. w. Smith Of the Morrison farm is
i'll with the grippe
See those 32-inch ginghams, only l4c
yard, at Naughans.
Miss Beatrice Herbert OF School street
is quite seriously i'll with the grippe.
Basin Bianchi went to Waterbury yes.
terday afternoon on business visit.
+. J. johnson OF Washington was a
business visitor in the city yesterday
Royal Cheney of Mortified is EN-
ployed in DR.. r NJ. Lynde's dental par
lors.
John G Henderson Of HardwicS was
among the business visitors in the city
yesterday,
A reception, followed by short dance.
will be given at Goddard seminary Sat.
urday evening.
Mrs a. J paquet Of Barre Town was
called TO Canada last week to attend
the funeral Of her father,
A. A. Lamorey Of the staples Allen
W, itAl NtateEudN bu bunilt0a - ~
to Windsor and Boston.
A meeting OF The South End club,
which recently disbanded until next win
ter, viii be held this evening.
George Olmstead has resumed his du-
ties in Ladd's store. after passing several
days at his home IN Morrisyille.
Have you forgotten to pay your in
terest due March at the Barre Saw
ings Bank and Trust company?
Mrs. ". A. Weems has returned TO
her home IN Essex Junction, after visit
ing with friends here for week.
Frank Il. Kinney Of Websterville spent
Saturday night and Sunday with his I'm.
Gle, William Peryier, in Mortified.
Are you going to the senior entertain
ment Tuesday evening. March a. at
Spaulding ehapel2 Wait for the pro-
gram.
Miss Ina +. Wood, who is working in
Willismstown, was called TO Barre Tues
day to attend the funeral OF her grand
father. Luther P. Wood
George Elias. Antonio Simon and Abra-
ham Allen, who have been passing sew
eral days with relatives in Burlington,
returned home last night
+. T. Vaughan. who has been in the
city negotiating for the purchase OF a
business. left yesterday afternoon for
his home iii Hudson, Y. y.
Col. j D. Mead circle. No. j. Ladies
OF the q. A. r.. will meet in 9. a. R.
han for their regular meeting Friday
afternoon, March 10, at $50.
The Foresters Of America will hold a
public Scotch dance in their hall Worth
en- block, Saturday, March II McLoud
orchestra. Gentlemen 25c, ladies ljc.
Miss Hazel Holt. who has been en-.
ployed IN the office OF W. A. Ellis in
Mortified for some time, is passing sew
eral weeks at her home in this city.
o. J. McAllister, who has been en-
ployed in this city for several months,
has gone to Waitsfeld to reside. lie
viii move his family there within few
weeks.
Napoleon, Was he Socialist, anarchist
or avowed constitutional reformer? At
tend the a. r A lecture BY John Mac.
andrew this evening at the Presbyterian
church.
Work at the Consolidated Quarry com.
pany's quarry in Graniteville has been
seriously handicapped this week by the
breaking OF 4 large guy rope over 1900
feet in length
p. B. Gordon of GIens Falls, y. "
district agent for the Eastern Estate
Tea company who has been passing Il
few DAYS in the city on business, went
yesterday afternoon to Rutland.
Members Of the team drivers local,
No. 20! Your attention is called to a
regular meeting to be held in painters
hall Thursday evening. March 2 Bus
mess of Importance is to be acted upon,
stone cutters genuine. 50 cent glasses,
largest size. best frames, special at 30
cents each. for ten days only, also a.
cent glasses for IS cents Gordon Rid
dell. Wheelock block, l35 North Main
street.
Remember the public masquerade ball
IN Woodman's hall Friday March 10
Prizes will be given for the best masked
lady and gentleman. also hobo prize
Refreshments win be served during the
evening Admission, gents 75c, ladies,
masked frees unmasked ladies, Zoe.
Nicol's orchestra.
Lyle Baker Of Hill street is suffering
with severe spider bite on the left
arm Last Sunday large black speci'
ment of the insect erawled up the arm
aud before Mr. Baker could brush il
aside the spider had pmctured the skin
/ The member is now swollen to nearly
twice its normal size.
The Montpelier Spiritualist society has
l issued invitations to members Of the
local Spiriualist society to be present
at its siXty-third anniversary next sun
day afternoon and evening. Among the
/ different speakers who viii take part
in the observance win be Mrs. Efiie /
I Webster, a well-knOwn medium.
A large number Of the members o.
the Epworth league enjoyed a pleasant
social evening in the league rooms last
/ evening. The affair was called a meas
uring party the price OF admission be
I ing two cents for each foot OF a per
sons height, aud a penny for each extr'
I inch. An interesting program was rem
! dered. consisting of two piano duets by