The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-01-22
TALK or THE TOWN

II eral days here.
II Norman Pratt of Williamstown wa
III among the business visitors in the cit
II this morning.
II Among the Saturday visitors in tn
H city from Mortified were H. d. Morril
II and Lester z. Conklin.
II j. ID. Thompson and G. w. Murray o
H Newport were among the business visit
\ ors in the city this morning.
II George Stuart of Burlington arrives
Il in town Saturday evening to spend a fev
4 days as the guest of relatives in the city
II Friends of Mrs. S. S. Smith OF Plain
H field will be glad to learn of her stead,
Improvement from her illness of the pas
II month.
w. @. Marshall of White River juno
H ton returned to his home Saturday even
ing after spending the day in the city OF
Il business.
c. s. Andrews of Maple Grove street
returned to the city this morning after
making business trip of several days
in Boston.
Leo Colombo, formerly of Barre, but
now of Milford, n. H., arrived in the city
yesterday and will spend several days on
Berlin street.
Miss Mildred Cheever, who has been
visiting friends in the city over the week
end, left this morning for her home in
Bridgeport, Conn.
Miss Florence McGovern of st. Adams
arrived in the city Saturday to spend q
few days as the guest of Miss Florence
LaPage of Prospect street.
The amusement committee of the l. O.
0. L., NJ. T., will meet at the home of
Mrs. William Stephens, Pleasant street,
Tuesday evening at o'clock.
Mrs. Edmund Gardens and daughter,
Irene, who have been visiting relatives in
the city during the past week, left last
evening for their home in st. Adams
/ Harley d. Bannister of Norton re-
| turned to his home last evening after
making visit with friends in Barre and
Websteryille during the past two weeks.
Darwin S. Waterman of upper Wash
ington street is detained from his duties
as city letter carrier on account of an
attack of grip. William Craig is substi
tuting on the route.
Mrs. Carrie Milne and son, Edmund,
who have been making an extended visit
with friends in Denver, Colo, covering a
period of a month, have returned to their
home on Spaulding street.
The Maccabees will. have another 500
and whist party in X. OF p. hall, Blanch
ard block, Wednesday evening, Jan. "a
Light refreshments. Public cordially in
vited. Admission, l0c.-adv.
Mrs NJ F. Cutler of Jefferson street,
who has been confined to the house dur
ing the past week on account OF illness,
resumed her duties as cashier at the A.
P. Abbott store this morning.
Frank Franzi of Central street left
yesterday for Toledo, o., where he has
secured work as a carver in one of the
Toledo stonesheds. Mr., Franz has been
engaged in Barre during the past few
years.
Mrs. Florence Little, who has been
passing week with her brother Rodney
Peake, and at the home of her uncle,
Frank 4. Adams Of Elm street, returned |
this morning to her home in New Haven, |
Conn.
A series of ladies' nights to be given in |
the Vincitis club during the winter and |
early spring will be inaugurated Friday |
evening. Entertainment will include
whist tournament and a buffet luncheon
will be served.
Marrion's dinner service is unexcelled
in the city, and if you are a transient
looking for wholesome food, our 25-cent
dinners will appeal to you. We special
ize in preparing business mems lunches.
Remember to dine at Marrions, at 120
North Main street-adv.
The Klondike barge of Papin Bros.
about 80 people from the city
evening to the Lanciault farm
on the east hill, where crowd OF about
10 assembled for an evenings entertain
ment of dancing 1t was a regular old
time Kitchen junket," with the fiddlers
playing all the old-tim jigs and square
iances which the older set enjoyed gen
sration ago. At intermission the party
we're seated to tables where an oyster !
supper was served by the Lanciaults.
The musicians gave several selections for I
In entertainment during the supper hour /
which were highly appreciated. I
Wendell Lundgren of East street re-
'eived a painful accident at the Lincoln
.ampus skating rink Saturday afternoon, .
While playing hockey with few boys.
While making turn in chasing the puck
lie caught bis skate in crack in the ice,
alling headlong and striking his temple c
IN the hard surface. The blow stunned :
lin so that he was nconscious for sew
raj minutes. He was carried to his !
Tome, where a physician was called to
ttend TO the injury. The accident Y
aused slight conclusion of the brain,
nut nothing serious was reported. The 70
10Y was resting very comfortably this
norning.
A housewarming for Mr.. and Mrs.
mos Hall, who are occupying their new
ONE on east hill. was enjoyably carried
ut Saturday evening when members of
he Bonaccord Football club to the mum
er of nearly so, with their wives and =
Their invited guests, took a barge ride TO (
be Hall farm and surprised the farmer
nd his wife. Mr.. and Mrs. Hall received :
heir unexpected guests with warm Z
'elcome and exhibited in many ways the !,
that inspired the officers Il
the club TO meet for the housewarm- :,
lg. Upon George Mowatt, president OF =,
ne club, devoyed the pleasant duty OF y
resenting the host and hostess two y,
andsome rocking chairs As an earnest OF !. :.
ie esteem in which they are held by the - y
onaccords. A bountiful supper was fol
,wed hv an impromUtu program in ~