The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-12-28
TALK OF THE TOWN

The Builinton stock company will pre-
sent az the opera house tonight The
Two Orphans
Regular dance in Miles hall tonight
New Years dance Tuesday evening
Opera house orchestra.
Clarence Bickford OF North Main
street returned last night from few
days visit to Randolph.
Il. Blair left yesterday afternoon for
Rouses Point. \. v. where he will re-
main until after New Years.
William Given of Richardson street
commenced work yesterday for the
Lougheed Plumbing company.
J. /. Trembley of Swanton, q former
resident of Barre, was among the bus
mess visitors in the city yesterday and
to-day.
| Irving Potter, who has been visiting
in the city and at Williamstown for the
past few days, returned yesterday TO
| Boston.
Mrs. Herman Campbell of Maple Grove,
who has been visiting at Hardwick for
the past few days returned to the city
TO day.
Miss Charlotte Derry returned last
night TO her home in Bradley, p. O.,
after spending ten days with friends
in the city.
G. A. Metcalf, who was in the city last
evening to inspect Canton Nnton. No.
., z. NJ. left this morning for his home
in Brattleboro
Frank Beckwith, who has been visit |
ing friends ON Liberty street for the |
past week. left this morning for his |
home in Toronto, Ont
Mr.. and Mrs. George TRULY, who have |
been visiting relatives in the city for /
a few days, returned this morning TO
their home in Chcopee, Mass.
The 22d annual old and young folks
ball at village hall, East Montpelier,
will be given on Tuesday evening" Jan
nary 81. Music by Riley's orchestra.
Arthur Young of the Montpelier roll,
a member of the Young Bros granite
firm, has returned from a six weeks
business visit to Pennsylvania and Nir-
ginia.
Prof. and Mrs. James C. Walker aud
who have been visiting at thc
home of the formers mother, Mrs. Agnes
Walker, Of Grant avenue, returned to-
lay to Vergennes.
Miss Emma Charbonneau OF Madison
avenue, who has been visiting at Man
chester \. H., as the guest Of her
brother, j. +. Charbonneau, returned -
The city to-day. II
The city court case against Mrs. An
selo Cecchni Of Webster avenue, who
was arrested several days ago on a
barge OF selling, was continued this
morning for week .
Leon Carroll of North Main street is /,
'mployed in the r. W. Woolworth store.
William Christensen, who re-
gned a few days ago TO accept POI !
ton in Nashua, =. II. In
Fuller r. Scott. who has been visiting /
elatiyes in Barre and Montpelier for \
he past two weeks, will leave to-mor | I
ow for New York, where he will make
short visit before sailing for the Ber- +
midas to spend the winter. y
Everett Swasey arrived in the CITY \
esterday from Waterbury and will re- |
main here Until New Years. While in n
be city he will be employed as clerk at D
he Tilden Shoe store.
Captain Albert +. Dodge of this city, Ii
tho saw long service nthn Civil war. h
as been granted pension of $50 per /
Month, under the Act OF May H. 1912, o.
v
About 200 Masons attended the in n
Drmal meeting, concert and smoke talk 81
iven last night in the Masonic hall by ci
asst masters Of Granite lodge, and the
vening's entertainment was much en- a
,yed. "
Oscar Ray, who has been visiting in Al
he city for the past few days as the el
nest of friends on South Main street, N
IT to-day for his home at Brattlt- il
GRO, where he will remain for week II
afore returning TO New York f
The ffedding Campfire Girls enter Z
lined about 60 of their friends at sup
II last night at the Methodist church. =.
he tables were prettily decorated in Y Y
zen and brown, with various Indian -
nblems and symbols. The supper, -
oked and served by the girls. who were pt
campfire costume, delighted everyone y
ID netted the girls neat sum. ~