The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-08-19
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Miss lsadore Holman from Spring
field, Mass, is spending some time with
her aunt, Mrs. Iva Williams,
Mr. and Mrs. II, d. Bell and children
returned from short vacation spent
in New York on Monday night,
Misses Grace Mason and Sadie Love.
10y Of Huntington, l.. l., are spending
a few weeks at W W Jones'.
Civil Engineer Fred Dudley has fin.
ished the sewerage system and return.
ed with his family to Gantham, n. II.
Arthur Galnrnean has returned from
several weeks stay In Canada with his
parents and is again established as
clerk in the store Of A. II. Hubbard
Rev, and Mrs. Joseph Hamilton left
here Tuesday for short vacation,
part of the time being spent at Wood
stock with the family Of their son.
Another select dancing party was
given by MFR. Owen IN the grange hall
on Wednesday night with Curtis or
chestra OF four pieces TO furnish music.
Louis Fillion, Leonard Colombo and
win Blanchard have finished their
,abors at the United States hotel at
Saratoga and are now at their homes
Mrs. Bertha Thompson and Miss
Evelyn Thompson her daughter, who
have been camping AZ Burlington on the
lake shore, are now again at the Hay
ward cottage.
Miss c. G. Conover. who has been
guest Of Mrs. I. II. Ketchum for the
last two weeks left here ON Tuesday
for brief stay in Schenectady as
TEACHER al Johnston.
Miss Fannie Prince Is in town for
few days, on her return from Highgate
before he return TO Albany, where she
mas position In the city hospital at
Albany As stenogapher for the super
iBtendent.
Miss Lotiie Kason went TO Join her
mother at FalcotviIle. Conn, and Miss
Minnie Barbour to Woodstock on Tues.
day after being entertained at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. a. \. Hays for
several days.
Miss Anna Fillion gave a very pleas.
ant party on the afternoon of August
IA. II being her fourteenth birthday.
Fourteen of her school friends were the
guests, who were agreeably entertain
d by games and light refreshments and
who left with her many little gifts as
a reminder Of pleasant occasion.
Mrs. John senter. who with her fam.
lily live Just out Of the village, took a
.sblet on Friday night which contained
several grains Of poison. DR.. Bailey
was calling upon patient near at hand
and was summoned Immediately and
prompt treatment was given her which
Thought her safely out OF the effects
Of it. and at present she is doing well.
The high and graded schools will
open Tuesday. September sth with the
following teachers: Ernest G. Ham,
principal; Miss Ethel NJ Parks Of Wat |
crbury first assistant; Miss Olive II.
Of Maine, second assistant:
Miss Jennie A. Stewart, high and
grammar; Miss Jennie B. Godfrey, |
third intermediates. Miss Elizabeth NJ. |
Holden, second intermediate; Miss Ber-
tina Manncy, first intermediate; Miss
Emma L. Moses, third primary; Miss
Eleanor i. Farrand of Charlotte, sec
ond primary; Miss r. Adelne Gray Of
Conn. first primaryi Miss
Minnie Barbour Of Montpelier, music |
and Mrs Ellen Herrick Johnson, draw
Ing.
News has been received here Of the /
sudden death Of Carl Holman, son Of /
J. H Holman, of Bisbee. Arizona. Al.
ihentic news has not yet been given but |
The relatives here understand that his
death was caused by accident, although I
the nature Of cause Of it is not given,
which resulted in both limbs being brok |
IN and when the father reached him a
few hours after his son was uncon
scious and never rallied J. II. Holman
was former resident Of town and has
brothers and sisters in this vicinity |
who with the entire family mourn the
loss of one 80 young and promising. De.
ceased was "a years. Of age and was
possessed Of rare gifts for one 50 young,
he having written many magazine ar
Lieles which have brought him into
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