Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-15
PLAIN FL ED.
from the Argus

Nelson Morse has had bis house
singled.
r.. G.. Basllaw of Richford is the
new teacher in the high school.
Mrs. O. w. Chase and daughter of
st. Johnsbury were the guests of DR..
and Mrs. i. A. Gale recently.
Miss Emma LaF'arrier commenced
work in the hotel Monday.
Capt. John j. Phel ps and his coach
ing party from New York were at the
Pleasant View Hotel Thursday.
Miss Flossie Parker Of Barre is the
guest Of Mrs. j. b. Wells, her aunt.
Miss Grace Lombard Of St Adams
and Miss Elroy are the guests of Mrs.
Charles Morse.
William Prescott's brother from
Manchester, N. II, is visiting at his
home.
Arthur Prescott left on bis wheel
last Saturday for Topsham where he
will visit fora week.
Mrs. Nesbitt is to move into the
upper tenement in the Austin house.
Henry Camp is loading a car with
baled hay.
j. b. Cole is i'll with pneumonia.
Rev. j. O. Sbcrburne Of st. Johns
bury was the guest of Dr.. i. p. Gale
last Friday.
Rev. S. A. Gale of Jacksonville,
Fla. is on his way to town and is eX-
pected this week some time.
Miss Ann Foran, who has been the
guest of Mrs Henry Foran, her sister
went home Saturday.
The members Of the Congregational
Sunday school met at the home of
Hans Fredrickson last week and hada
very pleasant time. While there
they all Joined in putting a quilt to-
gether, after which tea was served.
While the repairs are going on at
the Methodist house services for the
next four Sundays VIII be held in the
congregational mousse
Ernest McClillis daughter, who
has been i'll with Appendicitis, is, II UGH
better.
Mr.. and Mrs. SilaS Williams, of
Bellinghan, Mass, were the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs ID. w. Moses last week
J.P. Lamson, of Cabot, was in
town Friday.
- Octavlls st. Cyr while out driving
some hogs last THURSDAY slipped on a
pile of Stones fell forward and hNlis-
| ed himself quite badly.
Miss Edith Gladding, of Barre, who
has been the guest of Mrs. Ezekiel
Skinner, went home Saturday.
Leonard Whitehill, of Peacham, is
the guest of Mrs. William Chaplin.
James Whitchill, of Marshlield, was
at MS home last week, but went back
again Friday.
Mrs. Florence Worcester, of South
Barre, is the guest of Mrs. Charles
Lombard.
John Whitcher, of Bradford, ILL.,, is
| expected home next week.
William Whitcher returned We'd
nesday from Woodsville.
Andrew McNichols, of Calais, is
under treatment with DR.. W. o..
Lazell for cancer. An operation was
performed last week Tuesday, when
the cancer was cut out from his lip.
DR.. Chandler, of Montpelier, was
present. as was DR.. w. f. Lazell, of
barre, who performed the operation.
Mr.. McNichols is doing quite we'll
Miss X. Alice Martin was married
to L. Benjamin of Cnlais; at the home
of Orlando Martin, the BRIDES broth
er, last Wednesday. 1t was quiet
wedding, only few of the immediate
friends and relatives being present.
Rev. j. Edward Wright Of Montpelier
performed the ceremony. Miss Bertha
Chamberlin acted as bridesmaid and
Ira Foster as best man There was a
large number of presents. The newly
married couple left that same evening
for the mountains. They are to make
their home in Woodbury. on their re-
turn.
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