The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-07-27

plant had been entered some weeks
ago, In regard 60 the sewerage there,
and notice served upon the manage
ment TO properly connect with the
main sewer, aud take care OF the pres
ont condition which had been disregard.
ed by the officer Of the Company. II
is understood that the matter will be
properly attended 10 in given time,
so that no further trouble will arise
from il, and in ease of neglect again,
the local health officer will direct the
work.
Mrs. J. b. Wells spent part OF the
day in Barre on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Raymond return.
ed from a ten days stay at Greensboro,
ON Saturday.
Miss Mary and Mrs. Belle Dubois left
here on Friday for few days stay az
Queen City park.
AIoulton and their young son arrived
on Saturday, for a short visit with Mr..
and Mrs. c, i, Moulton.
Mrs. Il. Alice Fisher has gone to
Marshfeld and Cabot for several weeks
stay with relatives there.
Miss Josephine, daughter of Frank
Holman of Springfield, Mass, the guest
Of Mrs. Matte Williams.
Mrs. W. c. Emerson arrived on Fri.
day after a six weeks stay at Littleton,
Hampton and Concord n. II.
Arthur Putnam OF Springfield. Mass,
arrived in town Saturday night for
short vacation with his family here.
Mrs. Wallace Fairbanks and Mrs Kate
$. B. Fairbanks oil Springfield, are guests
of Mrs. Myrtle Chamberlin for two
weeks.
Msr William II. Nichols is quite III
from heart trouble, the result being
over tired. Judge Nichols condition re-
mains unchanged.
Dr. h. II. Hayward of Tunbridge, with
his family, is spending a little time with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Hay
ward, at the Inn.
Mrs. J. d. Wheeler and her mother,
Mrs. Sanford, arrived from Boston on
Friday and will spend few days with
friends in this vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Ryerson, who
hoye been the guests of Mrs. Charles
Root for several days returned to their !
home in Brooklyn y. v, Saturday
Miss Mary Connolly and her father.
Thomas Connolly, arrived on Friday al
ternoon from their trip of month
abroad, visiting Ireland and other places.
Miss Ada Burroughs went to Royaton
on Friday to join relatives from Wood. !
stock, ILL.,, and the entire company will !
spend some time at the home OF Mrs. !
Dan Bliss.
Miss Helen Miller has returned from
Massachusetts, and viii remain for a
few weeks with her mother, Mrs. H.
NJ. Miller who at present is very much |
out Of health.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Bass and daugh.
ter Elaine and Mrs Frank Thomas and |
left Friday morning for High
gate Springs, where they will occupy the
Bass cottage for two weeks.
DIR. f. o. Blanchard left here Satur.
day to attend the New England Den
tai convention the first OF the week,
and the International Dental conyen.
tion which follows in Boston.
Miss Emma Moses went to Penacook,
~ H., Friday, where she will make a
short stop with friends, after which she
will visit some time at Hampton Beach,
returning here in about two weeks.
Miss Minnie Ripley who for the last
few days has been out of health, de-
yeloped a disordered mind, and on
Saturday was taken to Waterbury by
n. H. BoedIe for treatment at the Asy
lum for time.
Mrs. A, J. Russlow left here for North
Danville on Friday, where she will make
her permanent home with her parents.
She was accompanied as far as Wells
River by Mr. and Mrs. John Carbec and
tehir daughter, Miss Katherine Carbce,
who went TO their home i'll Lancaster,
n. Fl.
Roy Smith started on his return trip
to California on Friday, going by the
way of Massachusetts,, where he will
make short stop with friends at diff
ferent points, and then proceed at once
10 Vallejo, Cal, where he is to report
ior duty August |.
Fully 500 people attended the scr
vice at the Baptist church on Sunday
morning when Dr. Brushingham deliver
"a the sermon. The Masonic fraternity
we're present, and the speaker spoke
rom the theme of Fellowship" which
vas very interesting throughout. The
'vening service closed an exceedingly
interesting week, profitable to all.
The destruction of a portion Of the
). r. Sargent & Co.'S plant at Castle
on has made the location of the CONSOLE
lated firm OF Sargent, Osgood & Roundy
permanent in Randolph, although detin- i
te plans are not yet decided upon in
egard to the dimensions of the addi-
ions to the old plant here. Immediate
Y upon receiving news of the fire at
Jastleton, Mr.. Osgood went TO the place
o learn the extent of the damage, and
Ian for the future.