The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-04-01
TALK OFTHE TOWN

Members of the Lyon family will be
found at the store of L. NJ. Lyon this
week.
+. c. Rogers of Boston was among
the business visitors in this city Sat
urday.
The Athena club will meet with Mrs
Nicholas Veale Tuesday evening at 1880
o'clock.
James Stewart and Frank Albiatti are
spending few days with friends az
Mortified.
! Carl Nelson of Franklin street returned
last night from short visit with friends
at Waterbury.
Remember that this is the last day to
pay dog licenses. After to-day the Il.
cense fee is doubled.
Remember that this is the last day to
pay dog licenses. After to-day the
! license fee is doubled.
Mrs. A. b. Clancy, corsetiere, will be
| in Barre this week at Mrs. G. A. Church
ills, 35 Merchant street.
Philip HOLSTER has gone to his home
in North Montpelier, where he will visit
/ his parents for a time.
E. n. Wallen of Pearl street returned
| from MiddleseX this morning, where ne
spent the weekend at his home.
Don't forget to get that dog licensed
to-day, and you will save yourself a
lot of trouble, worry and expense.
Theodore and George Mascot returned
home yesterday afternoon, after passing
ten days with relatives in Burlington.
Miss Margaret O'Brien, teacher in
the public schools at South Barre, spent
the weekend at her home i'll Water
| bury
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Wayne returned
! last night to their home in Arlington,
after passing a week with relatives in
the city.
Willard tombstone returned this morn
! ing TO his home in Rochester \. H.,
after spending several days with friends
in the city.
Robert Cordiner of Hillside avenue re
turned to this city this morning from
Lsnesboro, where he spent the weekend
with friends.
! Mrs. Alex. Corey of Prospect street
/ Is able to be cut of doors after having
been confined to the house by the grippe
for several days.
| The Frank McWhorter Co. will send
Panama hats for cleaning and reblock-
ing Saturday, April 6. Bring your hats
| in before that time.
Elzear Mayo, who has been visiting
relatives in Barre and East Barre for
month left Saturday afternoon for
his home in Troy, n. y.
Miss Roxanna Crossett, who has been
spending several days with friends IN
this city. returned to her home at Wa
terbury Saturday afternoon.
The amusement committee OF the l. =
o. L.. NJ. T., will meet at the home Of
Mrs William Stevens, 10 Warren street,
Tuesday, April 2, at 7 P. m.
Harley Heath former instructor at
Goddard seminary, who Is passing few
weeks at his home at Plainfield, was in
thisecity to-day visiting friends.
Robert Brown, who has charge OF the
Lamorey Clothing company at Windsor,
returned to Windsor to-day, after pass
ing the weekend at his home in this
city.
Goddard seminary will reopen for the
spring term OF twelve weeks tomorrow.
Members of the faculty and student
body returned to the city to-day in large
numbers.
Mrs. Christiana McTayish Of Washing
ton street returned home last night from
New York CITY, where she was called by
the death Of her daughter, Mrs. Chris
tina Henry.
Robert Brown Of Bassett street r..
turned this noon to Windsor, after pass
ing the week end at his home here. Mr.,
Brown has the oversight of clothing
store in Windsor.
Miss Nellie Slayton of South Main
street returned to this city last night
from Randolph, where she spent the
weekend as the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
b. A. Manchester.
Miss Frieda Hooker. who has beea
passing a vacation with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. b, w. Hooker, Of Park
street, returned to-day to Boston, where
she is a student at Simmons college.
Mrs. +. w. Freeman and son. who
have been visiting at the home of Mrs.
Freemans parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Sharkey of Kinney place, for the past
few DAYS. returned to her home at Rich
mond Saturday afternoon.
One hundred and twenty-three couples
attended the dance social in Miles hall
SATURDAY. evening. The affair was I'M
doubtedly success. Refreshments We're
81 rived during intermssion and the Barre
OTpTa mouse DECHeelld ltspOilucd " hAohs
ercores.
Robert Mackie of Spaulding street,
who has been employed for the past
three years as shipping clerk at Barclay
brothers granite plant, completed his
duties with them Saturday night and
commenced work this morning for Gauld
and Robertson, insurance agents.
Miss Kate Coburn and Miss Marion
Cutler of Painfeld, who have been pass
ing ten days at their respective homes,
left to-day for Boston, where they are
students at Simmons college. Misses
Ccburn and Cutler were graduated from
Goddard seminary in the class of 1910
A party consisting OF seventeen per-
sons was royalty entertained at a su5
ar party which was held Sunday after.
noon at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. ID. I.
Gregory on the east hill The sugar
tasted exceedingly good to the hungry
eaters and it was the first new sugar
they had had this year.
A big meeting Will be held at the
Salvation Army hall Wednesday, April
3. Ensign and Mrs. Alfred Tyler Of
Hartford, Conn, will speak; also the
fiery young officers from Montpelier viii
take part and will bring with them the
members of that corps. A very lively
~. q L.. Ill. Mill