The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-19
PLAINFIELD.

Arthur Bolles has finished work at
Barton.
w. J. shorey Is again at work for
the NJ. 4 w. K 4.
l. u. Gilallan Of South Ryegate was
In town this week.
Rev. +. b. Fisk went to st. Johnsbury
Thursday on business.
G. +. Townsend Of Rochester, VT, was
a recent visitor in town.
A son was born Saturday 70 Mr.. and
Mrs. Osnond Thompson.
Mrs. Hadiey Of Marshield spent Tues.
day at Rev. p. b. Fiske's
+. L. Page Of Barre spent Sunday with
his sister, Mrs. V. A. Bemis.
VIII Whitcher Of Groveton, n. H.,
visited his parents, Tuesday.
Clark Reid Is moving from the John.
son block to the Best house.
Mrs. Mary Spencer and Mrs. Lucreta
Gibson were In Barre Wednesday.
l. F. Fortney has recently had a Molly
Falls telephone installed in bis house.
Mrs. Louise Newall Of somerville Is
visiting her sister. Mrs. Carl Goodrich
Mrs. Maria Morse Is the guest Of her
daughter, Mrs. Walter Ladd, in Orange.
AIRS. A. +. Foss and son, Stanley, re.
turned from Laconia, n. H., Wednes.
day.
AIRS. Newall Nelson Of Barre il visit.
ing at Mrs. I. II. Bartlett's for a few
days.
B. C. Leazer Is soon to move into
the Thomas Bartlett house on High
street.
Rudolph Cutting was quite badly bit.
ten Sunday by dog owned by Nelson
Hamel.
Henry Nixon moved his family to
Barre. Miss Marion Nesbet accompanied
them.
The Rebekahs win give promenade
concert at the !. 0. g.. /. hall Saturday
evening.
Miss Rose Cooper Of Randolph re.
Gently visited her cousin, Miss Susie
Atkins.
Mrs. r. D. Richards entertained few
OF her friends Thursday evening. Re.
freshments were served.
Mrs. Ruth Johnson Of Hardwicll and
Mrs, John Shaw of Marshfeld were at
Isaac Austn's Wednesday.
George Whitcher came home from Sc
attic, Wash, Wednesday night, after Nm
absence Of several months.
George Farley spent the week in
Richmond, Me-, with his brother whom
he had not seen for thirty years.
Mrs. d. G. Noble and Miss Grace,
have returned from Milton, Mass. They |
were accompanied BY Miss Grace Ricn.
ard
The Ladies Aid of the NJ. Il. church |
met with Mrs I. P. Chase Thursday
afternoon. Over fifty people were pres.
emit.
Mrs. j. Royal Kinney returned to her
home in Boston Saturday, after spending i
the summer with her father, Arthur |
Lane.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Congre-
gational church netted about twenty
1--WE dollars from their chicken pie din
ner and supper
Plaintield creamery paid it's patrons
32A cents per pound for September but
Ter The number Of pounds Of milk
we're i63,27o, cream 29,516, butter a.
IS.
Some seventy friends Of Miss Iona
Nixon gave her reception III the Con
,regational yestry Monday evening. The
,vening was pleasantly spent with mn
tic and games Refreshments Of cake
md punch were served
G. y. Soule has moved his family to i
Surlington Mr. Soule has sold min
md timber land to J. ii. Nutter OF New
hampshire. Mr.. Soule viii spend part
# his time in Canada looking after his
interests there.
Mr.. and Mrs. $. s. Smith. Mr.. ana
Yrs. Alison Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley
Mrs. v A. Bemis and Misses
flora and Ethel Beniis were in Marsh.
leld Tuesday to attend the funeral OF
he late Henry G. Lamberton.
Wheeler Batchelder and Alfred Hill
AVE been appointed as commissioners
N the Frank Hardy estate.
j. A. Foss, II. G. Holt Curtis Holt.
.Tover Townsend, Wilbur Bartlett, f. ].
BARTLETT, Frank Martin and Charles
darker were in Montpelier Wednesday
0 attend the district meeting OF the
i'd Fellows.