The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-17
PLAINFIELD.


Aliss Jennie Fredricson is in Mont
pelier, working for Mrs. VIII Adams.
Mrs. hurry Martin and Miss Eva vii
son are quite i'll, threatened with fever,
Miss Mary Russell Of Burlington is
the guest Of her aunt, Mrs. H. +. Cut
ler.
Miss Bessie Batchelder IS visiting
Alice Lampherc in Calais for few
days.
Miss Edith nuntoon was elected
member Of the Rebekah lodge Friday
night.
Misses Jettie and Winnie Clark Of
Barre are visiting their aunt, Mrs. Viola
Bemis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Doom Bancroft Of Lis
bon, y, #, are visiting at Henry Eggle-
fields.
Raymond Kelton Of Albany, n. 81,
was the guest Of Miss Effie Jack last
Tuesday.
NJ. Il. Danforth and ~. w. Baldwin
of North stratford, N. H., We're in town
last week.
Mrs. Ernest Wells and two children
have been visiting at Burt Wells for
the past week.
Mrs. Fred Bancroft Of Pawtucket, II.
Il, IS the guest Of her husband at the
plainield house.
Mrs. Fred Chase and daughter, Ellen,
of Concord, N III, are the guests Of
Miss Jane Clark.
Mrs. Orrin sanborn is IN Montpelier
for a few dAys, the guest of her daugh
ter, Mrs. Win Adams
Miss Nesbit fell down the cellar stairs
Sunday evening, badly injnring her ankle
and breaking the bone.
III. aud Mrs. Carl Foss and daugh
Ter. Pauline, are again at John Foss'
for q two weeks visit
Mrs. .Tustina Kent and her daughter,
Miss Jessie. Of East Calais, are guests
of Mrs. Orlando Martin.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Page and children
were in Montpelier Thursday, also Mr..
and Mrs Frank Martin.
Mrs. Gertrude Bartlett and son, Clar
encc, are visiting her sister, Mrs. Joseph
Martin, Of South Barre.
Miss Margaret Mansfield 81 White
River Jslnction il tie guest Of her sis
ter, Mrs. Nelson Hamel.
Miss Lolita Nntting, who has been ser
iousiy III with typhoid fever, Is improy-
iug, the fever having left her.
4 party of fourteen went to Gran
iteyille last Thursday TO attend the
Batchelder picnic and reunion.
Miss Emogene Bodies and Miss Sylvia
Porter 81 Cabot are the guests Of their
aunt, Mrs. Arthur Batehelder.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bart Mansfield Of Chel
sea, Mass, are visiting at Mrs. Nelson
Hamefs, MIR. MansfieIds sister.
Wheeler Batehelder and Edward Colby
have been appointed commissioners OF
the estate of Fred I. Batehelder.
Henry Batchelder injured bis foot one
day last week by stepping on d rusty
nail. but i better * this writing.
Miss Elya worthiug Of Montpelier
was in town Monday on her way TO
Woodbury. 60 camp for a few weeks.
Guy Bartlett, who has been working
for The past year in the west, returned
last week and is stopping with rela
tises.
Mr. and Mrs. Turnbull Of Barton Land
ing are the guests of Rev /. r. Chase.
They made the trip il their automo-
bile
While DR. Brown was driving To his
farm on Maple hill last Friday evening,
his horse dropped dead. Heart disease
was the cause.
Mrs Packard aud daughter, Helen,
who have been the guests OF Miss
Blanche Kidder. returned to their home
in Boston last week.
Mr. and Mrs, Fred Wheeler and daugl.
fer. who ligye for several weeks been
visiting relatives here, returned 70 their
home in New York last Friday.
II. c. Cutting and Mrs. Cutting are
spending one week.of their vacation at
Groton pond. Later they win visit in
st. Johnsbury, and Littltton, n. II.
Guy Bemis took party Of three
10 Burlington for an automobile ride.
They were Fred Martin, Frank Bodies
and Mr.. Davis. They returned Friday.
DR.. and Mrs. w n. McGoff 81 Mont.
roller visited az Ed Pages Sunday,
bringing with them little Miss Luyia
Page, who had been their guest for q
few days.
Mrs. Henry Nixon entertained her
Sunday school class al her home last
Friday evening. Light refreshments
were served and the evening was spent
in playing games.
Mrs. fannie Ripley and her grand
Miss Isabelle Spaffofd, who
have been visiting relatives here in town
for several weeks, returned to their
home IN burlington Friday
The plainfeld creamery paid It's pa
irons for the month 81 July 23is cents
per pound for butter fat There were
received Of milk 35t,356 pounds; OF
cream, Si,7SS and the bmtter made
amounted 20 2t.299 pounds.
There we're two ruuaways last week.
a. n. Floods horse became frightened
at an automobile and ran, and Henry
Corron's horses started from the mills
and ran through two gardens and out
ON Creamery street, where they were
stopped. Both wagons were badly brok
on.
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Heavy, impure blood makes muddy,
pimnlv complexion, headache, nausea, In
digestion. Thin blood makes YOU weak.