The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-18
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r. NJ. Harvey, ESD Of Montpelier re-
manned in town over Sunday
Miss Ida Norway of Wilder II IN
town for a few days, the guest Of Mad
am a. r, Goss.
Raymond Ainsworth Of South Roy.
alton was in town Saturday and Sunday
the guest Of friends.
Deputy Sheriff w. Grant Jackson Of
West Topsham was in town On business
Thursday and Friday.
George NJ. Davis returned to Weston
last week after two weeks vacation
spent with bis mother.
Mrs, Lucy Norway has moved into
one Of wv NJ, Mattoon's tenements
having rented the same.
Miss Lora Hood i doing stenographic
work for the Revision Commission ID
the office Of Hale X. Darling.
School in district No III taught BY
Miss Releaf Leayenway Of Milton,
closed on Friday with picnic
George Thompson Of West Fairlee
was in town last Thursday, the guest
of his parents, Mr. and Mrs, Ira Thomp-
son.
Miss Luvia Hatch returned last We'd
nesday from Randolph where she had
been the guest for few days Of Mr.,
and Mrs. A. H. Powers.
Mrs. Horace White Of Topsham was
II town last week the guest of her
husband, and during her stay she had
rooms at james Atwood's on Maple
avenue.
William r. Hood returned last Thurs
day from Lowell, Mass. where he went
TO visit his brother, C. /. Hood and at
tend the annual sale Of stock at the
famous Hood farm.
Hon. John L. Bacon of White River
junction came Friday evening TO be
present at the auction sale Saturday.
which was attended BY large crowd
and property brought good prices.
A. f. Rowe OF New Haven, Conn,
was in town a few days last week,
guest at Holt0n A. Annis on the west
hill Mr. Rowe has just returned from
q five weeks trip to the Pacific coast.
Miss Eva T. jackson. who has been
the guest OF her mother, Mrs. ". IL.
Sprague, for week, went to Brook.
field Sunday from which place she win
20 Wednesday to Albany, y. y, to
visit friends.
Deputy Sheriff a. p. Bancroft of
Fairlee brought 10 town and lodged in
jail Thursday afternoon one LaBele
against whom the states attorney will
file on information charging him with
furnishing Intoxicating liquor, contrary
to law.
Col It. o. Bixby was in Williams
town Saturday to get Miss Kate Carlin,
who is to be tho operator at the central
Office Of the Orange county telephone
company during the absence from town
of Mr.. Bixby's daughters who are to
visit friends in Massachusetts, for a few
weeks.
Mrs. Nellie Hudson, who keeps house
for her son, Earl Simmons, on the
Charles Martin farm on the west Hill
was called last week to East Broolfield
By the serious illness OF her mother,
Mrs. George F. Newell. News Of Mrs
Newells death was received Monday
afternoon
Frank Dickinson, who has been in
school at Montpelier seminary for the
past two years has accepted a position
Is clerk in the store Of J a. r. eorwin
& Son TO succeed @. FAY Allen who
Is to 20 to yershire in the near future.
Mr.. Dickinson arrived from Montpelier
Saturday evening.
0. Fay Allen, who has been sue
cessful and popular clerk at the store
OF j. A. Il. Corwin & Son for three
years is soon TO sever his connection
there and 20 TO Vershire where he will
have the charge Of the general store
owned by : Lyman Porter Of Boston
Mr.. Allen and his wife win go there to
reside
Watson Bannister Of Braintree, who
was lodged in Jail Wednesday as the re-
suit Of an indictment by the grand jury
for furnishing Intoxicating liquor con.
tfary to law, was admitted to bail
Thursday 10 the sum Of $500, his broth.
err Morris Bannister, Of Br0intree be-
coming siirity for his appearance when
he shall be wanted for trial.
The 25th anniversary Of the marriage
Of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Gray occurred re.
Gently when they were agreeably SUR
pFised by about fifty Of their neighbors
and friends, who brought substantial
tokens Of their esteem in the shape of
presents, among which was a purse Of
1875. The Rev. Fred Daniels made the
presentation speech, and Mr. Gray hap
PLY and gracefully responded Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs, L. Il.