The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-26
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own visiting saturday anu ouhuaA.
Mrs. Elmer Holmes Of Barre spent
/ few days last week with friends in
own
Miss Eva Ayerill Of Newtonville,
Mass. is visiting for few days at
the home Of Rev. Walter Dole
Misses Nellie Harrigan, Elizabeth Hen
nessey and Ann Hartley We're visitors
in Montpelier and Barre on Saturday.
Fred Dunsmoor, who has been spend
ing his vacation with his mother at
Mortified Falls, returned TO Boston sat
urday.
Mrs. James Evans, who was il Barre
last week visiting her daughter, Mrs
j. Wallace Grady, returned home on
Monday.
Miss Margaret Owens Of Barre, who
has been visiting relatives and friends
in town for the past week, returned
home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Greene have re-
turned home from Boston where they
have been visiting friends and relatives
during the last week.
Mir. and Mrs. James Hill, who have
been spending d few days with Mrs y.
/ M. Bullock, returned TO their home in
Manchester, n. IT,, on Saturday
Miss Helen Howe, clerk in the post
Office has resumed her duties after .
three weeks vacation among friends and
relatives i'll New York and Boston.
Miss Florence Ranger aud Miss Agnes
Herlihy. who have been working at the
White Mountains during the summer
months returned home Saturday night.
Frank g. Condor Of Manchester, n.
| H., viii give a lecture in Guild hall,
Thursday evening, Sept. rs, at O'clock.
The subject Of his lecture is "Yiopathy.
Heber G. Cady and 4. j.. Denny rel
turned on Saturday from Rutland, where
/ they have been for the last week as wit
i nesses in the case of II. +. Cheney vs.,
| Mortified Savings bank.
4 The ladies Of the Universalist society
will meet at the church parlors to elect
j the committee and make other arrange,
ments for the annual fair today. The
fair viii be held in the near future.
Miss Katherine Grady, who has beer
spending the summer at Heber Dole.s
went 10 Barre ON Monday, where sht
will visit her brother, Wallace Grady
! before returning 60 her home n Bos
ton.
Halsey and Malcolm Edgerton re
! turned to Hanover, NJ HI, after spend
ino the summer vacation with their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. q, al. Edgerton. They
both finish their course at Dartmouth
this year.
Mrs. Jewell, who has been the CUES
7 Of Mrs. Fred Fuller and Mrs. ]. n
Bullock for the last three weeks, went L
Montpelier Saturday, where she vii
visit friends for a week before return
ing to her home IN Manchester, y. +
j. NJ. Bullock spent last week q
1 home, after an absence Of two months
, Clarence a. Booth and family hay
I gone on d two weeks vacation to stat
fordyille, where they viii visit M
! Booths parents. They viii return b.
the way Of New York.
Miss Louise Newell the official stem
. ographer during the sitting Of the inter
national court Of claims which WAS he'll
/, at the office of Plumley 4 Pimley, VIII
has been taking a vacation in New Yorl
city and Boston, returned last night
and will resume her duties ON Wednes
day.
Miss Nellie Hassett returned on Sat
/, nrday night from the White Mountains
where she has been during the summer
i She viii take up the work in the ladies
furnishing store, owned by her sistei
Miss Kate Hassett, who leaves soon fo
1 Mt Clemens, Mich, to be gone seyera
months for her health.
A horse drawing the laundry WACO
! of John plunkett became frightened o.
Monday afternoon BY the steam fr0r
: the engine at the laundry and puile
himself loose from the post where b
was hitched, ran over the railroad trac
by the grist mill Of Clark q Devins
where he ran into a post, turning th
wagon over and throwing him into til
ditch. He was caught by some me
e nearby and taken 10 the stable. Th
Z Wagon Was completely wrecked and th
horse received several scratches.
The game OF football Ihat was
have been played between Afontpeli,
seminary and Norwich university 6
: Saturday afternoon was cancelled La
on Saturday BY the seminary boys, an
I il was impossible to arrange gan
| with any Of the teams near by. TN
teams were picked BY Coach Arthl
Il Smith, and scrub game played 81
score resulted in the first team scoriI
one touchdown on the second eleve
| The team Is developing a very fast bum
and the outlook IS very favorable f
much faster team than last yea
Hast night there we're out for praeti
IS men, and the old men will have
] much harder time making the team Thu
| was expected. The team leave for Ha
over oh Wednesday to play Dartmout
which will be their first game Of i
season, and the coach, who il an 9
Dartmouth man, says he expects 4
men will make 4 very good showil
against the big eleven
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