The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-13
NORTHFIELD.

! Company 4 returns from Mount Gret
ma, Pa, tonight.
/ ?. D. Pike spent Sunday with hi
family at Stowe.
| A. A. Morse returned from soutl
| Royaltcn Saturday.
i J, N. Bullock il enjoying q few days
vacation at his home.
>; 2, Bruins has bought a building LOT
OF J, e. Rice on Vine street.
/ O. a. Tilden Of Roxbury was a bust
ness visitor here on Saturday
! Mrs. Charles Barton il in Barre visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Fred Bancroft.
! w. +. Terrill of Montpelier was I
business visitor in town on Saturday.
i Homer Van Deusen Of Roxbury was
IN the village Saturday on business.
Miss Lena McGrath Of Springfield
Mass, il in town for short vacation.
7. II. Stratton left On Saturday FOL
few days at his home in Cambridge
Mass.
| Misses Agnes ana frankie Doolev 81
burlington spent Sunday with friends
in town.
Mrs jeanette Howe and son, Millen
are IN Roxbury on o short visit with
relatives.
Mrs. Fred callagan and children Of
Montpelier spent Sunday with relatives
in town.
p. J. Morse and family Of Barre spent
Sunday AZ the home Of Q. p. Winch at
the Center.
| Margaret Doyle of Springfield, Mass,
| il spending two weeks vacation with
her parents
John Harrigan il unable to attend TO
his duties in the store. lie is quite i'll
with tonsiIitis.
The Rev J. Edward Wright Of Mont
pelier preached at the Uniyersalist
church yesterday.
Miss katherine Gilbert Of Montpelier
i spending a short vacation at her home
IN the Center village.
Mrs. William Shay and daughter Of
Montpelier have been in town this last
week visiting friends.
Miss Florence Kendall Of Granville
is caring for Mrs Harry Kendall, who
is quite III at her home.
Miss Jeanette Ciffin, who Il spend
ing her vacation with her mother, Mrs.
Emma Giflin, is quite i'll
Mrs. Mary Farrell Of Barre has sold
her house on Water street to Antonio
Stella. Consideration $4,000.
Miss Florence Cashen returned to
Montpelier Friday, after short visit
with her aunt Miss Alice Clancy.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Clark Of Oma-
ha, Neb., are at the home of his faith
err, r. ". Clark, for q few weeks.
George Sanborn and family. who have
been at their summer cottage for the
past month, have returned to the vii.
iage.
John Amidon and wife Of Lawrence
vile, N. y, who have been visiting az
the home OF his father, have returned
home.
NJ. d. Smith has sold a small piece
of land 10 +. s. McCIaHin, which adj
Joins his present property on Crescent
avenue.
Mrs. J. A. Wakefield, who has been
i'll at her home on Central street for the
past week remains in about the same
condition.
Mrs. w. E. Randall Of Chicago and
Mrs. William Schotield of NVilliamstown
we're guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. 4. 4. Field
on Friday.
There was q social dance held in Cross
hall in Mortified Falls Saturday even
ing Quite a large crowd from this
place attended.
Fred NJ. kempton, who has been i'll
for the past ten days with quinsy sore
throat, is very much improved and able
to be on the street
Mrs. +. r. Houston and daughter.
Grace, went to Berlin pond Saturday
morning, where they will be the guests
i Mr.. and Mrs J. II. Denny.
Miss Nellie Hariean, who i having
J two weeks vacation from the store
4 Z. /. Field and company, left Sat
lrday morning for Old Orchard beach.
Mrs. ]. f. Owens and little daughter.
felen, who have been visiting her SIS
er, Mrs Mark Bogues, for the past
month. have returned 70 their home in
Mass.
Miss Louise Newell stenographer for
'lumley & Plumley, left Saturday morn
nc for a three weeks vacation. She
ill visit New York city, Philadelphia
nd Washington, D. G.
Those who went from here ON the
!. A. r.. excursion to Minneapolis, Mimi.
Fere Harry j. Kenyon, Warren Clark.
harles Joyce, Joseph Dreamer, George
,unham, and A. A. Morse.
Elizabeth Doyle, who has been spend
~ few weeks at the home OF her
aFents, has returned to Montpelier.
here she is employed as an operator
} the Office of the New England tele.
hone exchange.
M. ID. Smith Is acting as town clerk
uring the absence Of Henry L. Ken
on, who has gone on the G. A. r. ex-
nrsion 60 Minneapolis. Mr.. Smith win
rake a reduction Of four per cent ON
II taxes paid him during the absence
the town clerk,
The Republican caucus for the nomi.
alton OF town representative viii IN
IKE place in village hall next Friday
light. The Democratic caucus will take
'shNN biN AuluNAAk AhSht ~ tHe. same IA
lace. The labor organizations have not
ct decided when their caucus will be
ED.
Peter Martin, who operates travel
ig derrick at Cross Brothers stone
reds, sustained severe wound in the
,rehead as the result Of an accident
i Thursday afternoon. The derrick
as carrying large stone TO another
,rt Of the shed when II came in con-
Ict with another large piece Of granite.
hen freed from each other, the chain
Nv hack and struck Marlin in tho