The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-04
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I'd. Durham and family are visiting
in Boston
a. Z. Wakefield Of Hardwick was in
town last Saturday,
Forrest st. John went to Burlington
one day last week
Walter Ford and family are camping
at lake ST. Joseph
T. Myers and wife went to East Hard
wick last Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hooker Of Barre
were in town recently.
Miss Emma Conant is at Revere,
Mass, for few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Scott visited in
East Calais q few days ago.
Earl Rogers has been camping at lake
St, Joseph for few days,
Mrs. G. M. spaulding 81 East Mont
pelier il d guest Of Mrs Ira Read.
Charles King Of Lyndon Is stopping
at A. w. Noyes for few days,
Mrs. Henry Wheeler, who has been
i'll for some time, is slowly failing.
Miss Ruth Pike is at the home Of her
aunt i'll Calais, Mrs. Frank Marsh.
Robert Mills and family Of Wolcott
were at his fathers home last Thurs
day.
Paul Harrington, clerk for p. A. Pike,
has what is pronounced as whooping
cough
Mrs. Waverly Town and son Of Bos-
ton have been visiting at Mrs. Nellie
Wells.
DIR. M. D. Warren was called to East
Calais last Saturday to see Mrs. Robert
Emery.
George Witham has returned from
Groveton, N. H., where lie has been
working.
Joe Hammel has finished work for
II. o. Dwinell and gone to his home in
Canada.
G. v. Frazer of Danyille were in town
Thursday looking after the interests Of
his store.
MI, and Mrs. Samuel Meader were
guests at Charles Miller's the first Of
this week.
Z. H. Clark and wife of Barre were
guests Of S. G. Yoodry at lake st. JOS
eph, last week.
Robert Shaw and Leon Scott were In
Calais last sunday as guests Of Dir. and
Mrs. d, i. Scott.
AIRS. Josie Davis Of Newport was in
town over Sunday to visit her mother,
Mrs. Kate Lance
Mr., and Mrs. Dcrwood Lamb Of East
Calais were guests 81. Mr.. and Mrs. i. A.
Wales over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Davis and son
were at the home Of his mother, Mrs.
Doying, over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cross of Mont
pelier were in town recently to visit her
mother, Mrs. Doying
Charlie Wheeler Of Hopedale, Mass,
came homo last week to see bis mother,
Mrs Henry Wheeler.
Frank Roying, Mr.. and Mrs. Whitman
and daughter, Florence, attended the
campmeeting at East Montpelier last
week.
Miss Hattie Robbins has gone to
MarshfIeld and will 20 from there TO
Barre, where she las position at the
seminary.
j.. Myers is taking a trip TO Little
ton, N, H., this week with his stock Of
liniment, which if "once tried win never
be denied
Misses May Ormsbee and Nellie viii
liams went to Barre Monday TO resume
their positions as teachers IN the Math-
ewson school
Mrs. TerriII of New York viii speak
in the congregational church next Sun
day about the Jews and other interest
ing subjects.
Miss Lucy Hodgdon and two nieces
have been visiting her brother, Arthur.
They went to Barre Saturday to visit
other relatives.
S. +. Houghton and w. o. Southwick
were in st. Johnsbury last week to at
tend the cncampment Of the Uniform
Rank, X. Of 2.
Mrs. w. E. Worthen of Morrisville
and Mrs A. e. Wakefield Of Hardwick
were guests of their sister, Mrs. B. G..
Rogers, last week.
Mrs Warner Smith went to New
Hampshire last fflday 70 meet heT nus
band and accompany him to this town
for q short vacation.
w. B. Lance is drawn as grand Juror
for this town, and w. o. Southwiek and
Mason Chester as petit Jurors for the
September term Of court.
+. r. Walbridge and family and A. M.
Foster and daughter, Mrs, Ina Rogers,
were in Calais the first Of this week as
guests Of Mrs Edwin Foster at Nelson
pond.
Ralph and Eva Marsh went on the OK
eursion last week to Ausable Chasm,
They were accompanied by II. G. Will
Hams. Il. p. Walbridge and wife, Nellie,
Helen, Granville and Elbridge Laird.
Last week there was a reunion Of the
Norris family and relatives at the home
Of their mother, Mrs. Warren Rollins,
where children and grandchildren always
have pleasant gathering from year to
year.
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