The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-29

Edward Peters, who has been IN with
whoopng cough for several weeks. a
slowly conyaiescing
4 herd Of several deer was seen re-.
Gently near the house OF George Taplin.
about one and "a half miles from Che
village.
Mrs. May Z Dickinson has returned
from Montpelier and Mortified. where
she had been the guest Of friends.
Ben 4. Goodrich has purchased fine
driving horse q Charles Il Button, who
resides on the west hill.
Mrs. Freeman Spear of Vershire i
Nursing III the family Of r. u. Hood
and Mrs. Ruth Bohonon il nursing IN
the family Of A. P. Button.
Byron Berry who recently returned
from the hospital at Hanover, where he
had an operation, has So far recovered
~ Il be able To ride out.
Mr.. and Mrs, Frank Cuashinan OF
Tunbridne we're in town Thursday al
che guests Of the latter's mother, Mrs.
Nellie Alexander
Mrs. Alice Ilackett has returned from
four weeks visit with her brothers
and sister, who live in Rutland.
w. S. Hatch has been having exten
siye repairs made in the rooms on tile
second floor Of his block, which are oe-
cupied by George Washington lodge, r.
Al. Al, Fred VI Fuller of Tunbridge
did the work.
Miss Belle Judd Of Orange. N. u, at
rived Tuesday evening to spend q week
with her mother and sister, Mrs. Wallace
Sanborn and Mrs Fred stanton, respec-
lively
Miss Marion Ransdell has gone 10
New York to spend several weeks with
friends
Henry Weymouth OF Lyme. N. H..
Who at one time lived at Prof. Com.
stocks and attended the academy. was
recent guest in The family Of Mr..
Coirstock.
Mr.. aud Mrs. u III Dearborn left on
/ Tuesday morning for Woodstock TO at
tend he Windsor county fair.
A. N. Hanson 81 Hudson. Mass. is
1 IN town repairing the gasoline engine of
4 Il. II. Kennedy, and while here seizes
i the opportunity to visit his aunt. Mrs.
4 Albert S. Camp.
Miss Edith M. Balch Of Burlington,
/ field secretary Of the home department
iof the state Sunday school association.
was IN town the first OF the week IN
the interests Of that association
Charles A. Luce, who recently moved
his family 10 Lebanon, N FL. where be
n works for Mrs Fred Carter, was in
itown the first Of the week and reports
that his wife Is much improved IN Ber
Health since their removal To New Hamp.
shire.
| Washington fair was the attraction
which called a goodly number Of our
leitizens to that town on Wednesday and
/ Thursday.
Mrs. Charles AZ Densmorc and her
Esister, Mrs. Charles Dickey. have re-
Amned home from carriage drive
Through the northern part Of the state,
where they visited friends in Hardwick
and Barton
n Mrs. Wallace Sanborn returned Wed
tesday from Williamstown. where she
had been caring for Sidney Smith. who
bad the recent misfortune to have one
hand cut off in an ensilage cutter, and
from which accident he IS recovering as
speedily as can be expected
1 News has inst been received 81 the
death of Charles Tilton Ramon Of Port
land, Ore. Mr.. kaman when III college
| "a Hanover, n. H., was frequent Wis.
| itor al the kome Of Capt. w. Fl. n.
Hall. and viii be pleasantly remembered
By many residents here AZ the time
ot his death be was superintendent OF
\ the Vancouver transportation company
and the Lewis river transportation com
pany- tie was about IS years old and
left father, widow and four children
to mourn his loss.