The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-02-11
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The members and families of the w
X. Q, and G. A. h. are cordially invited
to meet at their hall February II for a
social, in observance OF Lincoln and
Washington's birthdays. Dinner will be
served at noon. Suitable program in
the afternoon.
Veterinary w. l.. Adams OF Hardwick
was at George Gould's Tuesday TO see
a horse which had one foot cut.
w. |. Stone and Merrill Dawson ac-
companied Elmer Goodale to the hospital
at Burlington Thursday.
Ethel Carson has been detained from
school this week with mumps.
Mrs. John Warren, who has been at
Mary Fletcher hospital since the middle
of December, is still in critical condi-
ton.
Miss Edith Lawson has finished work
at i. p. Walbridge's and gone to her
home in Woodbury..
John Mclean has finished work at the
hotel.
Hazel Perry is i'll with pneumonia. She
had just recovered from measles suili-
GENTLY to return to high school.
George Currier has been visiting
in Boston few days.
Miss Louise Norris has returned to
Mortified, Mass, to resume her studies.
| Fred Perrin of Plainfeld was a BUSH
ness visitor in town Monday.
| DIR. NJ. ID. Warren went to Burlington
Wednesday, when Abbe j. Smith was
operated on for appendicitis Her friends
are glad to hear such favorable reports
from her present condition.
NJ gQl h,rfhAau
anniversary Thursday, Jan. 80. On Sat
urday, few old friends came by invita-.
ton to spend one more pleasant meeting
together. The oldest man of the town,
j. II. Damon, was present, having passed
his 9lst milestone but a few days pre-
vious, also l. +. Haynes, 50, and L. c.
Fisher, 70, their united ages being 800
years. Several others were invited but
were not able to be present. 1t was |
very pleasant social time, as many rem
iniscences of the past and historical
events were talked over by them as far
back as the first settlements of the |
town. A sumptuous dinner was served |
by the hostess, Mrs III. II. Foster, which |
helped to make the day one long to be ,
remembered Mr.. Foster wishes to thank
his friends for the generous shower OF
post cards, bringing words of cheer and
pleasant greetings.
Miss Lila Perry is at home from teach
ing in Newbury on account of measles
being prevalent.
There will be Valentine social in the
vestry of the Congregational church FRI
day evening, February IA. Admission
free. Refreshments viii be served.
Mrs. VI. NJ. Stone has been guest of
her daughter, Mrs. p. ID. Ladd, at South
Barre for several days.
The next and last entertainment of
the lecture course under the auspices of
Judith Lyford club, will be in town hall
Feb. IL, given by Miss Janet Chesney
IF the White Entertainment bureau of
Boston, being one of the most wonder
'ul impersonators of the present age, a
'harming reader possessed of talent,
'haracter, and dramatic intensity, show ,
ng she is well trained for her chosen (,
Miss Margaret Hopkins was a guest
# her daughter, Mrs. Arthur Perkins, in /.
last week. :
Daisy, the 20-year old horse Of t. f.
smith, had a set of shoes put on her feet
gently, for the first time in her life.
(diA fSiiIlH WAS q pusliess NlHltOT III
Friday.
Mrs. Hattie Stone visited relatives in
'arre the past week.
Miss Louise Stone has returned home !
rom Hardwick, where she has been car
NJ for the sick :
The entertainment and box supper,
iven by the l. O. G. T., Thursday even
~, was well patronized, the boxes !,
over 81 apiece. A double box, !,
lade by Miss Cora Lance and Miss Irene \
'winell. brought Sl25 An elephant :,
lied with edibles. made by Mrs. w. p
ance, went at Sl2D The laughabe
lrce, Popping the Question: was pre- = !,
,nted. The proceeds OF the evening
to SIG. r.
Mrs. w. p. Lance and daughter, Lii y
an, were in Montpelier Saturday. q