The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-04

Mrs. May i. Dickinson returned the
first OF the week from East Randolph,
where she had been the guest Of her
cousin, Mrs. DIR. II. j. Newell.
Geo g. Blakely left Thursday for
Marshfied for short visit before re-
tnrtliiig ID his home in Lowell. Mass.
Rollo Prescott of StratFord assisted the
Chelsea Cornet Band on Memorial day,
playing the snare drum.
Madam Marshall returned the first of
the week from Straliord, where she had
Cobb. during his illness, death and fu-
neral.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo II. Powers re-
turned to his home in Randolph the first
of the week, accompanied by Mrs. Alon-
70 Noyes, who will be their guest for d
short time.
Mrs. Geo. Fl Lake returned Monday
evening from an extended visit in New
York.
Mrs. Ernest A. Corwin returned the
fist Of the week from Mortified, Mass,
where she was the guest OF her cousin,
Miss Annie Howe who has a position as
teacher in the Mt. Ilermon school.
Fred v. Fuller OF Tmbridge was in
I town the first of the week doing paper
ing ana painting.
/ The foresters will hold a social dance
at their hall Thursday evening; june
18th, from s till III o'clock Good music.
Everyone invited.
G. ID. Roardway and Geo. M. Davis re-
turned to Barre Thursday morning as
did Charles +. Densmore to Montpelier.
Miss Florence Whitney and Mrs. Clar-
ence corliss were in West Fairlee recent
Iiy visiting friends.
u. II. Kennedy was in Barre the first
Of the week TO attend meeting Of the
board Of. directors Of the Orange County
Telephone Co.. as was also w II.
Sprague in Barre on official business on
1.-The same day.
The funeral Of Miss Ruth IT. Balou
was held from the home OF her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John ID. Ballou, Thursday
afternoon, at 2 o'clock, the Rev. i. N.
Moody officiating. The burial was in
Highland cemetery and the bearers were
two brothers and two cousins.
Miss Grace G.. Bacon, who was taken
to the homo Of her parents, Mr.. aud Mrs.
u. H. Bacon, week ago by her physi-
clan, Dir, Vi u. Watson of Miliainstown,
seems To be slowly improving.
Hale Wesley AIattcon and Christabel
Katherine. the only daughter Of Mrs.
Mabel s. and the late X. u. Morse OF
| Bradford, were married at the residence
Of the BRIDES mother in Bradford, May
2sth by the Rev, II. J. Kilhonrne. MIR.
| and Mrs. Msttoon left Immediately on
a two weeks wedding trip which will
take them TO Boston and neighboring
Massachusetts, towns.
Walter s. Goss, the popular head
clerk in Oriway, Holmes q Co.'S store,
lleft Thursday for q vacation, during
which time he will visit his brother, AR
thur in Taunton and his sister, Mrs.
| j. Euelin Fish In Melrose. Mass, and his
brother, Harry, in Providence, X. l.
| Mrs. ,Jarley's wax works will be ex-
hibited at the town hall Wednesday
evening, June 9Th. The proceeds from
this entertainment win go for the bene-
fit OF the repairs on the Congregational
church.
Fay Thompson y moving his family
from Pike Hill ~ Corinth, where he has
been at work for several months, back
to Chelsea and viii occupy his house
near the electric light and Lobhin plant.
Dustin Boardway, who recently had
his right leg amputated, has not for a
week been convalcscing as fact as for
few weeks previous, owing To the fact
that he had been working in his garden
aud heated his blood which caused an
inflammation in the stump of the leg
that is left.
The machinery from the Davis &
Goodwin mill has been moved to their
steam mill in Washington ami Mr.. and
Mrs. Goodwin moved Thursday TO their
camp near the mill where they win live
during the summer.