The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-25
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Willie Walker Is attending school in
Burlington.
j. s. Livingston has been 10 Concord,
y. H., with some cattle.
Miss Alice Paine is home from
Greensboro for few days.
George Read is i'll with dipntheria
al the home Of his father.
N. Biledeau Of Hnrdwick was in
town the lrst Of the week,
Miss Stevens Of Newport has been
visiting at j. S. Livingstons.
Frank Kenerson went 10 Barre
Thursday TO market poultry.
Miss Carrie Paine Is ut home from
Craftsbury for short vacation.
j, A. Harrington was in St. Adams
last week 20 visit his son. Ned.
w. II. Burnham Of Barton Landing
was in town ON business Tuesday.
Mrs Emma Jennson Of Peacham was
at Mrs. Mary Atkins last Friday.
Q. L. Colby Of oMntpelier was
guest OF Fred Dawson over Sunday.
+. A. Wales has so far recovered from
his recent Illness as to be out OF doors.
Juryman w. w. Morse has finished
his labors at the capital for this term
OF court.
A. w. Noycc and wife have been stop.
ping at J. Walton's in Woodbury. the
past week.
Mrs. Jonn Lane of Hardwick was in
town Sunday 20 see her brother, b. II.
Whtcomb.
MIR. and Mrs. Fred eNIsser of Greens.
boro were guests at Aubrey Nelson's
last Friday.
Leslie Russell has returned to school
az Montpelier seminary after week
deer hunting.
J. H. Pope and family Of Greensboro
were guests of MIR. and Mrs. j, r. Drew
this last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Hanes went 10
Greensboro Monday where they have
bought a farm.
Regal Baldwin Of Albany, a former
resident of this town, was calling on
friends recently
Mrs. George Webster has returned
from visiting her daughter Mrs. Fred
noyles, in Johnson.
Mrs Kate Wells of WoleOtt was at
the home Of her father, John Mills,
few days recently.
Thanksgiving services will be held in
the Congregational church Thursday
at 1890.
Mr.. and Mrs w. b. Lance spent Sun
day in Newport as guests OF his broth
er, Rev. G. d. Lance.
Mrs Ware has returned from Maine
and win stop with her daughter, Mrs. !
Perley Pike, a few weeks.
i. Myers and ]. S. Livingston were
in Plainfeld last week to attend dis.
trict meeting OF the !. O. G. T.
A promenade viii be given in the |
Good Templars hall Thursday evening |
November &c, 10 which everybody is in |
vited.
The l. O. G. T. gave venson sup
per at their hall last Saturday evening |
The venson was furnished by +. +.
Smith.
Ernest Smith sold his stock and house
hold goods al auction last week and 1
has gone to the state Of Washington
for a season.
Last week adds few more in the
list of lucky hunters. Wavie Sulham,
Walter Abbott, 0ra Clark and Budd
Bruce each got a deer.
c. F.. Shepard and his daughter, Mrs,
Lena Bliss, Of AIarshfeId attended the
concert Saturday evening given by Prof.
Mrs. Bliss presided at the
organ.
Green Mountain chapter, 0. z. s.,
,eld meeting Friday evening when the
gree was conferrde on several candi-
lates. At the close banquet was
ierved
Mrs. Nellie Harris and Miss Nettie
Knight returned to Franeonia. n. H..
saturday after making farewell visit
o their sister, Mrs. Abbie lamson, be-
ore her removal TO Montpelier.
Green Mountain lodge. T. and A. NJ,
leld a special meeting Teusday even
ng when the third degree was worked
n two candidates. There were visit
RS from 1Iardwick, and North Mont,
'elier. d. d. G. NJ, Frank Goss Of
Montpelier visited officially At the
lose OF the meeting an oyster supper
7as served.
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