The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-31
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]. X. Darling was in Tunbridge Fri
day on legal business.
Willis Scales was in West corinth
last week on business
Burt Dickinson spent Sunday with
his parents in Vcrshire
Charles /. and Julian Hood returned
to Lowell Mass. Monday.
Sheriff w II Sprague was IN Wash
ington on official business Monday.
Frank Kenerson Of Wilder was At
home over Sunday with his family.
i. a. Davis Of Bethel was in town
Sunday, q guest at George Z. Slows
Gerald Bixby. Pauline Darling and
Russell Corwins are III with chicken
pox
Stanley G. Wilson left Monday after
noon for White River Junction on legal
business
| Fred Il. Pray spent last week at the
home Of his mother, Mrs. a. M Hoyt,
/ in Washington.
Mrs. Norman A. Hunt IS i'll and Is
threatened with appendicitis, at her
home on Court street
Ernest Rowe Of New Haven, Conn,
il in town, the guest of Mfr. and Mrs
Fl. $. Annis on the West hill.
Truman Spear has improved the APP
pearance OF his residence on the East
hill by adding modern veTanda.
Erskine RoweIl Of WiIIiamstown shot
4 a fine 300-poHnd buck Friday afternoon
near the buildings Of Truman Spear
4 G, I. Hood and Julian Hood Of
/ Lowell, Mass, were in town last week
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs VIM. +.
Hood
i WI II. Sprague was in Brookheld on
Official business Thursday, in Corinth on
Friday and in Washington On Satu-
lday.
Curtis @ Slart Is improving the looks
lof his buildings recently purchased Of
Mrs y. II Adams, with a coat Of
paint.
Mrs. Hale X. Darling returned from
Montpelier Friday evening. having spent
ladies week" at the Capital with her
husband
Erdix n Bacon and wife have re-
turned from visit Of several days to
their SON. VI II, Bacon. of North Charles
ton, NJ II.
Ninton A, Corwin Of Boston arrived
in town Saturday evening for visit ia
his father, ] a. r. Corwin, and brother,
T. A. Corwin
Mrs William Dickinson and daugh-
ter, Doris. visited the formers parents
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Al Sargent Of North
Randolph. last week.
ii i. Ralph Walker. who purchased the
ii Tyler place near the church on the
West bill Is making extensive repairs in
and about his buildings.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Goodwin Sunday morning. The young
man ~ a grandson of Mr.. and Mrs
r. d. Tillotson Of Washington.
Charles Norris If East Montpelier
who has been seriously III at the home
Of his sonin law, Il. O. Nation, foi
several days, ii slowly convaleseing.
.Ionnie,' the eldest son Of Mr.. ans
, Mrs. Thomas Doyle, is i'll with typhoid
! fever as 4 also his grandmother, Mrs
Hannah Lucas. DR.. A. b. Smith at
tends them.
! Il '0tANr ~. A1AAthf WIN ltifbtN rDtu Hli
/ farm on the Randolph road 70 Will a
Reed, has bought the tenement house o
Mrs Il. H. Adams, on South Mail
street. occupied by John Flanders.
The house and shed on the j. Nc
Sleeper place near the academy were
sold at auction on Saturday afternoon
f. y. Barnes being the purchaser for tn
nominal sum Of SS.25. G. T.. Godfre,
was the auctioneer.
Mrs. T.. H. Kennedy has recently re
eeiyed letter from her parents. Mr.
, and Mrs. John Drye, who are visiting Il
trance, informing her that they are wei
, and enjoying the visit at their old hom'
and that they will likely return herr
in the spring
The many friends of Eugene II. Ken
needy, who had q narrow escape from
] death by having his clothes torn off hi
body by being caught in some of th'
machinery in his mill last Wednesday
will rejoice TO know that lie IS recover
! ing from his injuries and expects to b.
!, able 20 attend to his duties again il
the not distant future.
! Fred Edwards 81 Partyyille. Wiscon
sin, is in town for visit at his broth
] er's, Joseph " Edwards. This is th
E first time that Mr.. Edards has beef
east for thirteen years and the seeon,
visit III twenty-one years. His man,
friends viii be interested and glad d
know that success and prosperity ha
attended him during his life in CHI
/. West
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