The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-05

several kinds of work by the local ant
| visiting teams.
i Warren Preston is here from Burling
ton for few weeks stay.
Mrs. Isabel Donovan has been i'll al
the week with bronchial trouble.
| Mrs. Frances Sargent, +. j. Sargent
Mrs. III. G. Rice, Mrs. Ida Davis and
+. l.. Messer were in Rochester Wednes
day to attend the funeral of Ray Mes
| ser.
| The men employed at f. r. Lamphere's
derrick at the quarries were temporarily
| laid off yesterday.
Mrs. Z. N. Quirin of Albany, n. Y, a
| former resident, is a guest at the Bas-
| com house.
Albert b. Washburn went yesterday
to Boston for few days visit and to
see the Dartmouth-Pe State football
game.
Mrs. Hannah Cutler has gone to Gays
vile to spend the winter at p. NJ. Nye's.
Charles Preston of Pomfret is visiting
at Alonzo H. Spooner's.
Frank Curtis, who lived during the
summer in Boston is working with w. III.
Smith for the Woodbury. Granite com
pany, and his wife is with her mother in
Sharon.
G. Ira Wheat has moved from the
farm which he sold on Royalton hill to
the house be bought in Barnard village.
The Methodist ladies' aid society met
last Wednesday at Marcus +. billiards..
s. G. Rich Of Northfeld, agent for the
New York Life, was here yesterday. He
was an engineer on one of the locomo-
tives during the construction OF the
| White River railroad in 1000.
| There has been large sale of season
tickets for the Woman's club entertain
ment course, which at the popular price
| of one dollar for five high-class enter
tainments, has been considered genuine
bargain in that line Holders of season
| tickets were first given choice of seats
| this morning at T. L. Martins store. |
Practically all the seats on the floor of
the hall are good and if the sale should |
warrant opening the gallery, as now
seems probable, there will be other good
seats. Much is expected of the first en-
tertainment, to be given next Monday
evening, consisting of real play, ''The
other artists, and very highly recon-
mended by press and clergy. The sue
ceeding events, well distributed through |
the winter months, are all meritorious.
Only the largest possible patronage win
pay the outlay for such course at such
price.
Mrs. Almeda Benson has returned after
a seven weeks visit in Evansville, Me.
T. NJ. Clark and family, who recently
vacated the ellison house, near the Cour-
Ter block, have taken rooms in the La
we're block.
Elmer J. Cotton, who went last week
and whose family went Monday morning f,
to their new home near Rensselaer, Falls, I
N, ", suddenly became i'll while work
ing last Monday and was taken to
hospital in 0gdensbura. n. Y, and sue
cessfully operated upon Tuesday for an i
ulcer just below the stomach.
Charles Miller returned Tuesday from {
the Randolph sanatorium, where one leg {
was amputated at the knee three weeks 9
ago, and he is boarding temporarily at {
C. T.. Mobiles. He is able TO walk on '
5
Henry f. Holbrook has finished work a
at c. L. Mobiles and expects to work in /
Windsor the coming winter, his wife a
planning TO visit her mother in Indiana
a few weeks. In
Charles Z. Blake began work yesterday I
on A. n. Merrilrs newly purchased house, {
which is to be quite thoroughly renovat
ed. y
W. f. Webster, formerly of this place, 4
has sold his home in South Royslton,
and with his family will spend the win q
ter at DeLand, Fla, where they also \
spent last winter. They viii spend some .
line with Mrs. Webster's father, George Z,
Il. Kimball, and other relatives here be. a
ore going south about two weeks from a
low. lo
Call. write or phone Vermont Real rs. i
ate Co., jackson block. Barre. if you i
want TO buy, sell or exchange property.
We can help you.-ady. I,