The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-02-23
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lington.
Mrs. 7. l.. fanphear OF Orleans has ar
rived IN the city for an extended WISH
with her sister Mrs. William Tripp.
When the Major Plays Those Minor
Melodies by that ''culled" endman, Guy
George, ]. Q. o. l.. Ministries, Friday
March LADY.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Rock of Farwel
street left this morning for Waterbury
where they are passing the week end
with relatives.
William MeLeay of Claremont, n. H.,
passed through the city yesterday while
on his way to Graniteville, where he was
called by the death of a relative.
n. X. Fradd and J. +. Fradd, who were
called To Barre by the death of their
brother William X. Fradd. returned yes.
terday To their home in Montreal. =. o.
u Mrs. w. X. Fradd and two children
returned TO their home in Hartford.
Conn, to-day, after accompanying the
body of Mr. Fradd TO Barre for burial.
Fred A. Slayton went to Montpelier
this noon with three horses from the
Slayton stables, which were entered for
! the ice meet on the Winooski river this
afternoon.
| Mrs Carrie Moore of Derry, \. H.. is
passing several days in the home of her
sister, Mrs. c. L. Davis of Richardson
road having been called here by the
death of Mr.. Davis.
DR. and Mrs. f. X. Jackson returned
to their home in Burlington this morn
ing, after having attended an anniyer-
sary party in honor of Dr. and Mrs. Joe
W. jackson of South Main street
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Mrs. w. A. Culver of Mddlesex and
Mrs, George Long of Waterbury were in
the city to-day to attend the funeral
of Wilfred o. Marion Of Park street
Frank Marehetti. who has been passing
fortnight at his home on Cottage
street, left the city this afternoon for
Pittsbure, Pa, where he is engaged as
the manager of syndicate clothing |
store.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Knox OF DanvilIe, |
H., are passing a week at Hotel Barre
while the former, retail monument |
dealer, is placing orders in the Barre !
granite belt
Kiss Her Goodbye For Me- song
you will enjoy. Hear Miss Leona Lamb
sing it Friday night, March !, Clan Cor
don hall at the |. o. 0. l.. MINISTRIES. Half
the proceeds to Red Cross. Dancing aft
er the show.-adv.
The committee having charge of the
Red Cross entertainment last night wish
to thank all those who helped to make
it success, especially the young men
who took part in the MINISTRIES.
Mrs. Harry W. Bassett and daughter,
Aargery, of Orleans arrived in the city
last evening for week end visit in the
home of the formers parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ID. $. Waterman, of Washington
street.
Ronald Mcmillan. who has been visit
ing at his home in Thurston place since
his duties in the state hos
oital at Waterbury, left the city last
night for Hartford, Conn, where he has
secured a position. .
Rev. Donald Fraser of Wells River is
in the city to-day and will preach to-
morrow, both morning and afternoon. at
The Congregational church A vesper ,
service at ) o'clock will take the place
Of the regular Sunday evening service.
In honor of the 25th wedding anniver-
'ary of DR.. and Mrs. Joe w. Jackson, a q
'amily dinner party was held yesterday a
n the home of Mr.. and Mrs Henry H. | Q
Jackson of South Main street. DR.. and a
Mrs, +. X. Jackson Of Burlington were i
lmong the out of town guests. 0
James p. Riley, son of Martin Riley of a
East street, left this morning for the a
apital, where he joined number OF a
ther volunteers bound for Camp Greene, v
,harlotte, n. c.. from which point they d
xpect to proceed to Spartanburg. S. G., 0
there the LIST Vermont infantry was re- r.
emily moved. Mr. Riley, who has been
ursuing a business course in a Burling- II
on college, has enlisted in the quarter a
lasters department. |,
Gentlemen's night was observed by the
club last evening with Dr. -
nd Mrs. Joe w. Jackson of South Main :.
treet as the host and hostess. The af- !,
air took the form of Washington's /,
irthday party, and incidentally it 4,
larked the 25th anniversary of DIR. and q,
lrs. Jackson. Twenty-Five members of n
ne original Philomathian club. with al
leir escorts, came together. many of II
rem dressed in colonial costume. There n
as very enjoyable musical program, tr
18th orchestral selections by the man of
Olin and guitar quintet figuring eonspic of
ously in the entertainment. During the W
lening the host and hostess were warm eff
felicitated on their 25th milestone of tn
edded life. Refreshments of punch and ic
afers were served. or
A surprise party was rendered Miss
me Cowie at her home, 80 Brook street, pc
st evening in honor of her 18th birth so
" anniversary. About 30 of her young w
lends were present. William Fraser. WI
behalf of the cmpany presented Miss oe
Dwie a gold bracelet. An enjoyable &c
me was spent in playing games, and III
ere were solos by Miss JEANNE Milne
Id Leslie Mercer. Refreshments of WI
Ike. coffee, candy and fruit were served al
7 Misses Elizabeth Gray. JEANNE Milne, al
,sephine Mortimer and Arnie Smith. eA
he guests left at late hour after a az
ry enjoyable evening. Among those 'e'
ON away who attended were Edith
Dss, Margaret Ross and Catherine Mar
\. who walked down from Granite
lie yesterday for the occasion. :.
"All the men in fine fettle and ready Gu
r tonight" was the message which pa
in. O. X. HOLSTER of Goddard semi
nv received over the wire this morning de,
pm Coach McGinnis. who related some wa
the details Of the basketball game at IL
w London, y. H.. last evening, when
lddard won from the much touted Col tn,
academy team by the score Of 50 col
49, kopf and Smith played the for elf