The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-11-29
TALK OF THE TOWN

TALK OF THE TOWN
Edward Boynton of Manchester, n. IT,,
visited friends in the city yesterday.
Twin daughters were born this morn
ing to Mr. and Mrs. Peter Barclay of
west hill.
| r. f. Booth of Essex Junction arrived
in the city this morning for a weeks
business visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Hollister Jackson of
Wellington street were visitors in Bur
lington yesterday.
John Bottonini has returned from
Hardwick and resumed his duties at the
Diversi fruit store.
Auction sale Saturday afternoon at
o'clock at Pearl street auction rooms.
q. II. Hale, auctoneer.
+. II. Bartlett returned this morning
from South Ryegate, where he passed
the holiday with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Drown and two
sons of Walnut street visited in Lyn-
donville Thanksgiving day.
Mrs. William Park and son. John
Park, went yesterday to Waterbury for
several days visit with relatives.
NJ w. of A. public dance at Howland
hall Saturday, Nov 30. Riley's orehes-
ira. Gents, 80 cents; ladies, free.
J. Tonguay of Beckley street returned
last night from Burlington. where he has
been passing few days with friends
MIR and Mrs. james j. Goodwin af
Merchant street We're guests Of friends
in Enosburg Falls over Thanksgiving
day.
Miss Gwendolyn Ptkin Of Church
street returned home this morning. after |
passing few days with friends in Plain |
field
Miss Ada j. Sherburne Of Elm street |
has gone to Burlington. she will visit I
her brother, Rev. L. O, Sherburne, for 4 /
few days.
DIR. and Mrs. d. c. Jarvis of Franklin
street returned last night from Burling
ton where they visited relatives over
We clip the following from the Mount
Clemens Daily Leader .'W II. Rivard
of Barre, Vt, is among late corners at
the Tennessee"
Mr.. and Mrs Irving Twombley re-
turned this morning to their home in
Milton, after spending Thanksgiving day
with friends in Barre.
Special meeting of truckmen tonight
in painters hall at 1880. Please be
present, as there is business of impor- Ii
tance Per order president.
Miss Ruth Eastman. who attends |
school in Burlington, is passing few
lays with her mother, Mrs. +. NJ. East
man, of Washington street.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Hiekok, who have |
Deen visiting friends in the city for q
'ew days. returned this morning to their I
lome in Wnchendon. Mass t
Fifty musicians connected with Sousa's y
,and. which gave concert in the opera Y
louse last night. left this morning over e
he NJ. & w. road for WoodsvilIe. n. H. fp
States Attorney J. Ward Carver and Mrs :
1arver of Church street passed Thanks t
irving at the home of the formers par h
nts, DIR. and Mrs. II. S. Carver in I
Iarshfield. t
Joseph Denny Of Washington street b
vent yesterday to Northfield where he "
assed the day with Mrs. Denny and Ii
hid, who have been making an extend
d visit there b
Thanksgiving day services were held q
{ the Church of the Good Shepherd yes Il
erday morning at Q O'Clock. the rector. G
lev. w. j. NJ. Beattie, preaching an APP u
ropriate sermon Il
John L. Mitchell of Academy street :,
Tho is taking a few days vacation from
is duties in the New England Frit :
tore, left yesterday for a short visit
18th relatives in Burlington.
Rev. c. G. porteus. who spoke in the
orth Barre Methodist mission Tuesday,
.turned Wednesday night to his home
West Burke. after making a short
isit with friends in the city.
Two old favorites at the Bijou to-day, 4
florence Lawrence and Owen Moore. in (
two-reel comedy-drama, Not Like
ther Girls: also a l0l Bison. "The
title Rancher.n The home Of the best
nd clearest pictures.
Il. A. Eastman and II. G. Bennett re-
irned home this week from West Fair
2. where they had been hunting deer
II the past two weeks. Mr.. Bennett
as successful in bringing down a 200
,und buck Monday afternoon
Twenty-Five Young people gathered at
e home Of Miss Georgia Palmer in ur-
r 6raniteville Tuesday evening The
Fair came in the nature Of a surprise 20
is Palmer. although she proved her. =
II equal to the occasion and procecded y
royalty entertain her guests. Games
a music we're in order during the early
urs Of the evening and Afterwards re- II
Of cake, coffee and fruit
re served
Auction sale Saturday afternoon at