The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-22
PLAIEFIELD.

Miss Jessie Nelson Of Barre spent a
part of last week With her aunt, Mrs.
T. II. Bartlett.
ant Valley Rebekah Lodge a fine pic
tme OF Mrs. Whitcomb, who at the
time of her death was past noble grand
of that lodge.
Whist parties began last week. On
Thursday evening about 16 persons gath
cred at Mrs. Richards parlors and en-
joyed the game for few hours. Sat
urday evening the Rebekahs held one
in their hall. About twelve tables were
present.
The schools in the several districts Of
this town closed last Friday. The teach
ers left for their respective homes on
Saturday.
Ferd Wells of st. Adams was in town
over Sunday, a guest of Fred Perrin.
A new sewer has been completed from
| the school building to the river.
Those in Montpelier on Saturday were
Mrs. E. d. Duke and daughters, Helen
and Grace, Lolita Nutting, Mabel Kent,
! Ida Mae Beaulac, Katherine Beaulac
and Mrs. Fred Bruffee.
| A special meeting Of the Rebekahs
was called on Monday evening to initi-
ate two new members
| A new electric light has been placed
at the corner Of the Methodist church.
| Mrs. Ellen Greeley has gone to Sam
bontown, n. H., to spend the winter
with her daughter, Mrs. Perrin.
Mrs. Bertha Benjamin is in town from
Barre visiting her mother, Mrs. George
Bodies.
Ed Kiser has gone to Waterbury on
business.
Miss Ellie Jack has gone to Montpelier
for a few days stay.
Harry Flood, who has been for the
past two weeks in Troy and North Troy,
purchasing potatoes for |. @. Kicker,
returned home on Monday.
Addison Baker OF Florida is in town
for few days.
Miss Helen Martin was home over
| Sunday from Goddard seminary with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. b. +. Martin,
The Ladies Aid and the Epworth
Shaule and Miss Mabel Hamilton, large
purchased fifty new hymnals TO be used
in the morning services.
Mrs. NJ. II. Laird has moved into the
Fred Shorey block
MIR. and Mrs. Rufus Whitcomb OF
| Boston have arrived in town to spend
the winter with Fri Whitcomb
Master John Smith has gone to
| Stockbridge to spend his vacation. His
| parents, Rev. and Mrs. Alvin Smith, ex-
| peet to 60 to that place next week
| to remain for Thanksgiving.
Florence Shortt OF Montpelier Is visit
ing at the home Of A. L. Martin.
Miss Grace NJ. Whittier has gone tc
Cabot to spend her vacation.
The dancing class was attended last
Thursday evening by about fifty cou.
Piles.
Knapp Daniels has moved bis family
into the Bruffee tenement from the Mack
| house.
Miss Iona Fits has gone to her home
in Nershire for two weeks stay.
Daniel Hudson has moved his family
from the Bruffee tenement into the Lom.
bard house.
Rev. and Mrs. r. Z. Sheaf were yisi
tors in Marshfeld on Friday and Satur'
day.
Miss Leah Hamel was in East Bar
net Saturday.
| William Bancroft il reported TO b
quite i'll.
Rev. and Mrs. 4. F. Fortney were
in Barre on Monday.
Mrs. Silas Willis and Mrs. Viola Be.
mis- visited in Marshfield last Saturday.
/ Mrs. Bernice Dunkling Of Maple Hill
is working at the home of DR.. D. d
Smith
Charles Lombard was IN Marshfeld on
Saturday to attend the funeral OF his
brother, George Lombard, who died Of
| typhoid pneumonia. The deceased was
! 70 years of age and left besides many
| distant relatives his brother Charles
and Q sister. Mrs. Fannie Buxton Of
this town. The burial was in the Plain
field cemetery.
Mrs. Fannie Dix is to move soon from
| the Fortney tenement to the Martin
farm on the river road, where she viii
spend the winter with her son-in-law
Robert Wild.
| "A son was born on Sunday to Mr.
and Mrs. Warren Wright of Barton
Landing. Mrs. Wright will be remem-
bered here as Grace Cree.