The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-19

Mrs Dodge il working at 9. r.
Boyles'
Mrs Nellie Wells is visiting in Barre
a few days.
Mrs. Somerset Of Lower Cabot has
gone TO Whiteteld, n. HI, visiting.
Fred Hardy and wife Of North Troy
are visiting at r. D. BanfilIs.
E D. Waldo and Henry Smith were
ii Montpelier on business last satur-
day.
Jack and Belle Foster went to Barre
Saturday to visit relatives, returning
sunday
Miss Pansy Smith returned to her
services for CHM Book 90, In Boston
this morning.
Mrs. Philura Burnham Il at I'm
Reads while Mrs. Read is laid up with
her broken arm.
Mrs. Warren Goodale and two daugh
tiers Of South Woodbury. visited Mrs.
Nellie Wells last week
Misses Nellie and Mary Ormsbee are
at their home from teaching in the
Mathewson school in Barre
Wesley Atkins is at home from
Wesleyan college at Middletown, Conn,
spending his vacation at his mothers.
DR. Mcclure while IN town Monday
was in counsel with Dr L. w. Burbank
Fat VIM Barr's, Mr.. Barr being ID fail-
ing health,
Dr. Mcclure q Montpelier, was called
Monday forenoon to A. NJ. Fosters in
council with DR.. NJ. d. Warren Mrs.
Foster is in very poor health.
J. S. Livingston had one Of his horses
kicked on the jaw by one Of his other
horses which neeessitated laying of
work Of the road machine few days.
Cards have been received announcing
the marriage Of Miss Daisy Damon of
Kansas City, Mo-, granddaughter Of !.
II. Damon Of this town to Ralph Waldo
Emerson McGregor, Of New York city,
June goth.
Mrs Ellsworth Of Montpelier accom-
panied Madge and Howard Lane to
Newport last week to attend gradual
ing exercises Their cousin, Miss Pearl
Aieader formerly Of this village was
one Of the graduates.
Mrs. Hall died at the home Of her
daughter, Mrs. Charles Miller last
Saturday funeral services were held
Sunday at the home. Rev. + E. Cur.
rier officiating, her remains were taken
TO Montpelier for burial.
A small house was seen moving
along the street at Lower Cabot ono
day last week drawn by - horses, its
destination was w T. Lanes Being
an unusual occurance for modern walls
Of transportation it drew quite mum.
Der Of spectators.
The two Illustrated lectures by Rev.
J. Il. Farrow ana daughter Of Brooklyn,
N. II, was well attended and was q
fine entertainment being instructive and
uplifting to the everyday thoughts 81
life and reminding one OF their re-
sponsibihty they owe 70 themselves and
their fellowmen
The stars and Stripes were seen
Honting from some Of the houses last
Friday in commemoration Of the one
hundred and thirtieth anniversary OF
the adoption Of the flag by the congress
Of the few colonies. II is hoped that
every loyal American viii bear this
day in mind the coming year and send
the. eolors to the breeze on June IA
1908. as well on May 3Oth.
Mrs. l. v. Woodbury. Of Boston spoke
last Sunday morning at the Congre.
cation Church in behalf Of the A. NJ. A.
she held tile Closest attention Of the
audience as she recited incidents in her
work among the Mountain Whites ana
other places where Missionaries are
laboring having had some hair breadth
escapes, perilous adventures, and dan.
gerous Journeys being a fluent spealSeI
she made II veery interesting for those
who wished 70 be better informed IN
that kind Of work Union services were
held IN the evening.