The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-02-15
TALK OF THE TOWN
See Abbott's white sale.
Dance in Miles hall tonight.
Dance in Miles, hall to.night

John Conechie of Toronto, Ont, is Wis
itng in the city for several days as the
guest OF friends.
Miss Grace Cheney OF Washington is
passing few days in the city as the
guest of relatives.
A system of rolling ladders is being
installed at the Tilden Shoe Co.'S store
in the Aldrich building.
Mrs. Bertha Paine OF Plainfeld ar
rived in the city this forenoon for a few
days visit with friends.
j. b. Kelley of Liberty street has re-
turned home, after spending several days
in Burlington ON business.
Arthur $. Martin and son. Newton, OF
Park street, went to Burlington this
morning for short visit.
All the latest and most popular hits
will be played at the Clan Gordon dance
tonight by Sims orchestra.
| +. b. Royce of st. Adams returned
home last night, after spending flew
days in the city on business.
| Eugene A. Prindle left this afternoon
at 1885 for Hanover, n. H., where he
will remain several days on business.
The condition of Miss Gladys Perkins
of 1861 Hill street, who has been quite
HNiiouSlS Hii VontiIuts W llnPAoNS oioN-
y
Miss Selma Beardsley returned yes.
terdsy to her home in Woodstock, after
spending several days with friends in the
city.
All members of Hedding Methodist
Sunday school are requested to be pres
ent at church service at l0;30 Sunday !
morning
Scotch dance tonight in Clan Gordon !
hall under auspices OF Clan Gordon |
Everybody come, old and young, and
have good. time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin MeGif, who have |
been spending several days with friends
in the city, returned yesterday to their
home in Ogdensburg, n. Y.
Mrs Julia Densmore OF Williamstown
was visitor in the city this forenoon
while on her way to Dover. n. H., for IN
extended visit with relatives.
The condition of Mrs. w. II. Good
fellow who has been confined to her
home for tie past few weeks, has i'm
proved such that she il able TO be out OF
doors.
Mrs. John Rae of "a Pleasant street
was taken to the Heaton hospital IN
Montpelier this forenoon in A. W. Bad
ger & Co.'s ambulance. She will un-
dergo an operation for appendicitis.
Edward Clark, principal of Newbury
high school, who has been visiting in
Barre and Williamstown for tka past
few weeks, during the epidemic of mea
sizes in that town, has returned to his
home
Mrs. Rachel. CorIiss, who has been
visiting friends in the city for the past 4
ten days, left yesterday for Burlington,
where she will make short visit with
relatives before going to her home in
Miss Grace Newball of Orange street
party of ten of her young
friends last evening at her home with a
reception. The evening was
devoted to valentine games and playing
ards light lunch was served
Lucius Hitchcock, who has been Visit
ing at Iittleton. n. H.. for the phst
week. returned to the city to-day and
will visit as the guest OF relatives UNI
til the middle of next week, when he
will return to his home at Andoyer,
Mass.
Arrangements are being completed for
series of basketball games between
he girl quintets of Spaulding high
chool and Goddard seminary. Accord
ng to the tentative plans, the first
anne will be played Monday afternoon
t the Church street gymnasium.
Members Of Col. J. B. Mead circle, No.
Ladies of the Grand Army of the Re-
ublic, met in g. A. r.. hall yesterday
fternoon for the installation of the .e
emily elected :. A social hotr
olInwad fha h session and re- |
reshments were served. A number OF
he circles honorary members were pres
ut.
William Stuart returned this morning
ON Waterbury, where last night he
,fereed the basket ball game between
7aterbury and the Delta Sigma frater
ty team of the University Of Vermont.
homas Carroll of this city, who play
with the Waterbury team, made
yelve baskets in a score of SO which his
ambates rolled up against Ia for the -
sitors. Z
Peter Desautels, assistant superintend- =
It of the Metropolitan Life Insurance z
IS. local agency, and George l.. Line !
u and Miss Barbara Linekin. who are =
so connected with the agency, went Z
is morning to Burlington, where they Z
ttfidtG a ulslIltl VI
Titan agents at the office of T. II. Mag Z
r, state agent.
G. Ross of North Seminary street Z
d Mrs NJ. Maggian of Shurtlef place !
I this morning for Burlington, where :
ey will pass the day. This evening z
ey will be accompanied home by Mrs. :
,ssi, who underwent an operation for .
pendcitis at the Mary Fletcher hos. Z
al sometime ago. The latter's condi- <
m is improving rapidly.
Local men who left last night for Z
ston to attend the luncheon given this :
.ernoon by the c. II. Tenney Corpora
n, will return to this city tomorrow Z
,rning. The party consisted of the
mite manufacturers secretary, the 2
,sident of the Board of Trade, the To- 4
manager of the Consolidated Light .
Co.. and the president of the Quarry
ners' association.
'ontrary to expectations the Peoples
ldemy GODDARD seminary basketball =
ne win be played this evening at the :
urch street gymnasium. During the
Idle of last week Manager Aldrich Z
eelled the date with Peoples and yes (
dav notified the MoTrisville school
t the game would be contested as had Z
n previously agreed Last evening at
ntpelier the Peoples quintet met de-
t by Montpelier high school by
re OF IS to 10.
nelson's fouT-hO stone team. draw Z