The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-11
WATERBURY
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Mrs. i. II Elliott is some better.
Wright Colgrove Of Montpelier spent
Sunday in town.
Mrs A. l. Torrey is visiting relatives
in Brooklyn, n Y.
George j. Woodland and family have
moved to vergennes.
Harry Cogswell was fortunate in SCI
curing an albino doe.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hoadley spent
Sunday with his parents
0rris Amber Of stowe has been visit.
| ing at the home Of s M Eddy
Miss Matte Woodland has returned to
Windsor, after visiting her parents,
John Weir received piece Of steel
in bis eye last week but is able TO work
Mrs Josie Anterior and son, Stanley,
have returned to their home IN Manches-
ter, N. II.
Miss Georgiana Davis, who has been
| spending a few weeks in Readville, Me-,
has returned.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Place and Mrs.
VIII Avery OF Barre visited relatives In
town Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs b. Frank Hart returned
from a long visit to Massachusetts on
Monday night.
Mrs, Moxom Of Hillsboro, N H., ii
with her parents, the Rev. and Mrs.
WI G Johnson.
Mr. Jordan Of Burlington, travelling for
Revere coffee, spent Tuesday night at
the Waterbury inn
Mrs. r ,, Kellogg and Mrs. Slayton
of Morrisville returned home from New
York last Saturday.
Editor and Mrs H. c. Whitehill re-
turned Sunday night from two weeks
trip to Boston and vicinity.
Albert Farmer, who broke his arm
last summer again severed the bone in
the same place in falling on the steps.
Mrs. Emma Carpenter Of Valley Falls,
n. X, has returned to her home after
visiting her daughter, Mrs. r O. Lamb
a. /. Blodgett, assistant manager Of
the Underhay oil company, was giest
Of F @ Evans the first Of the week
Mrs Joseph Poole, who has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs Edwin Palmer. has
returned 70 her home in Brockton, Mass
Mrs, Barney Quinn Is 50 much i'm
proved that her daughts. Alice has
returned To her work at the Waterbury
inn.
The ladies' union held a very pleasant
meeting with Mrs. Dr. WATSON in her
rooms at the state hospital Tuesday
afternoon
The Rev. James B. Sargent Of North.
field IS assisting in some special meet.
ines held with the South Duxbury church
this week.
The Rev. J J. Lewis gave his lecture
on Vermont at the state hospital on
Tuesday evening and village hail Satur.
day evening.
Mrs.. y. p Belll1nap, who has been
in Mt. Clemens for treatment, expects
10 arrive home Thursday. She IS much
benefited in health
While Mrs Kate McMuilin was clean.
ing house the other day, she found a
hole through the window sash and cur.
tain and rife bullet on the floor.
w H. B. Perry is in uttumwa. Iowa,
setting mp large mausoleum, all the
granite for which goes from the sheds
Of the Perry Granite company in this
place
Mr. Decraff, the famous aRhode Island
Red man, has been in town looking at
| poultry. Mrs. G. W. Randall shipped
him AZ Amsterdam, N. ", fifteen nice
pullets
Thomas Kennedy, who formerly
worked for P. r. Atkins, has charge 81
the store in Putnnmsville, which d. G.
Putnam & Son have recently bought al
B. r. Gillette.
4 dead doe was found by J. II. Cross.
ett's mill and was taken care Of by
County Game Warden H. J. Pareher. II
bed probably been wounded during the
open season.
A genuine old fashioned huskinq VIZ
held BY the Dillingham; grange at the
home of E. g. Miller Monday might.
Twenty seed ears were found n
one stock Of corn. Red ears were abund
ant.