The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-09
MORTIFIED.

Hon. Frank Plumley and daughter
Mrs. Flint, lett on Saturday for a short
stay at MT Plumley's camp at North
Hero.
Mrs. Harry Kendall and children have
gone 10 Braintree and Granville for few
weeks visit with relatives
J, NJ, Bullock, who has been spending
week at his home, leftthis morning for
Sheldon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Ball were called
to Washington, d. o., very suddenly on
Friday They have been stopping at the
Mortified House Mr., Ball Ii the inspec.
tor Of the granite cut az the u. b. Ellis
granite sheds for the depot building in
Washington.
Chas. A. Milliken Ct Augusta, Me-,
Viee-president Of the Vermont Black Slate
co., and G, A. Towle Of Lowell, Mass,
secretary Of the company, are Ia town for
9 few days looking after the interests OF
the company,
Claude L. Morse was suddenly called to
NewbnTyport, Mass, on Friday by the
death OF a relative,
Chas a. Smith Of Barre was business
visitor IN towiAon Saturday
Harold Converse Of Bridgeport, Conn,
arrived IN town on Saturday morning for
his summer vacation. Mr.. Converse was
q former Mortified boy and is now super
intendent OF the educational department
~ the M. q. A., Of Bridgeport He
made the greater part Of the distance from
Bridgeport to Mortified on foot.
Edward Kelly, who wac so seriously In
iufed on the evening OF July 3 BY the ex-
piosion Of large iireeracker In his hand,
has been taken to a hospital In Montreal
for treatment He received deep, rag
ged cut IN the hand aud about the right
eye which It liz feared will effect the sight
OF the eye u not the loss Of sight
Mr. and Mrs. +. w. Dutton took car.
riage drive to Montpelier on Saturday.
accompanied BY Mrs, G. r. Aldrlch.
a squad Of base bali players from Barre
arrived In town on the noon train on Sat
urday, unexpectedly it Is said to play a
game OF ball with the Mortified town
team. After about an hour team was
picked up and went to the campus at the
grounds, and seven innings
were played. The score resulted ID a
victory for the visitors, to 3.
Arthur Tilden Of Barre was the guest
Of his father, William Tilden, on Friday
and Saturday.
Mrs. Phil Howes and son, Harold, Of |
Montpelier were In town on Friday and |
Saturday visiting relatives.
Mrs. Ann Pinned, SIS years old. Of
visited her sister, Mrs. Cor
1ella Miller, o5 years old, at the home OF 4
y. Y, Cady, their grand nephew, on Sat. +
iraay, This Is the first time in many
FEARS that the sisters have seen each other.
Mrs. Pinned was accompanied by Mrs. NJ. I
Z. Smile and her grandson, Earl Smile.
The financial year at the Mortified
savings Bank which has lust closed
'hows that the bank has paid 10 the de.
,ositors over $1,000 more In dividends
turing the past year, than 10 any preyl-
'ur years In It's history, and still maintain
helr surplus OF ten per cent which will
'nanle them 70 pay at the rate OF per
ent during the coming year under the or.
Iinary circumstances.
Rev. Walter Dole, pastor OF the Uni
'ersallst church and Rev. James B. Sar.
Ient, pastor Of the Congregational, ex-
hanged pulpits yesterday morning.
The Knights Of ST. Paul, an organiza-
ion made up from The boys Of the Meth
dist Sunday school classes, expect 10
tart on march the first OF next week TO
e gone week. They have military or
anlzation and drill on the church grounds
nd In the streets most every evening pre.
airing for the march. While gone they
iill be under the guidance of the pastor,
lev +. w. Sharpe.