The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-07-03
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services issued BY the Lake Champlain
tercentenary commission Of Vermont
win be used for the morning service
at the Bethany and also at the Federal,
ed church. Rev. Fraser Metzger win
speak at the Bethany church IN the
morning upon vermont study Of In
dependence and the evening sermon
will be "Ihe Fourth OF July-a study
Of Patriotism" st the Federated
church the Rev Joseph Hamilton will
preach unon subject appropriate to
the oecsEion and in the evening the
service win be in charge Of Supt II. W.
Lewis, Dr. T. G. Angel and DR. A. C.
Gailey who will speak upon different
topics relating to American Reyolu.
ton.
Miss Mary Tewksbury OF Rutland,
where she Is a teacher IN one Of the
schools has arrived here and will with
her mother occupy The Tewksbnry home
this summer.
Mr.. and Mrs j. j. Washburn and
daughter, Mary, left here Thursday for
their home in Batavia, n. Y Before
reaching home they viii visit Montreal
and Quebec.
Mrs Charles Colombo, whose condi.
zion has been serious, is at the present
more comfortable
Mrs Marcia Russlow arrived here on
Wednesday night from a winter passed
in Norwood, n. X, with her daughter,
and viii spend the summer with her
son, Dr. 1. 4. Russlow, Of this place
III b. Salisbury and family including
Miss Lois Durkee are in camp at Greens
boro.
Work has been begun on the founda.
ton for the new iron bridge on Forest
street BY the United Construction com
pany of Albany, n. Y.
Mr. and Mrs Lyman Rix are enter.
tanning Mrs. Rix's cousin. Mrs. George
Cow, Of Lyndon
Miss Eva Priest is home for a vaea-
ton from her work in Springfield,
Mass.
Mrs. Il. b. johnson and son, Row. have
been in Berlin for the most of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Howard left
here this week for Idaho where they
will remain for 4 time with their dan9h-
Ter and other relatives. after which
they will extend their journey to the
Pacific coast, visiting Seattle. Wash.
Portland, Oregon, san Francisco and
Los Angeles, Cal. Mr. Howard may also
attend the national q. Al. II. eneamp-
ment at Salt Lake City.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. B. Dillon and Miss
Louisa Hood Of New York are at eThe
Manchester for the summer.
Charles Blodgett entered four years.
engagement for the government this
week ID carrying the mail to Randolph
Center and Brookiield
Mrs. @. B. Hollis and daughter has
returned from several weeks visit toI
Natick, Mass.
Harold Daggett of Neponset. Mass.
arrived Wednesday night and II the
guest og his uncle. Mr.. and Mrs. /. s.
Chase, till the 5th when he will ~ toH
Montreal and Toronto oh business
trip.
Mrs. Sarah Rogers has gone ii
tage and put il ii readiness for Dr and
Mrs 4 p. Wheeler Of Maiden, Mass,
who viii pass the summer at that
place.
DR.. Fl. D. Holmes Of Minneapolis cali.
Ell upon his mother, Mrs Mary Holmes
on Sunday while on his way to the
commencement At Harvard college and
also to that Of Vale which his sons are
attending.
Miss Mildred Goodwin has gone toI
Sunset Hill house In the White Noun.
tains To Join an uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs Frank Sheldon, Of Albany.
n. r., who have secured employment
for her there
Mrs. Mary HolbrooiS has returned
from 4 two weeks absence IN Montpel.
ier, Barre and Mortified.
Mrs. Luther White and daughter
from Amsden called ii town the first
OF the week while on their way 60 the
commencement exercises at Burlington
IL being the goth anniversary Of Alrs.
Whites graduation from the university
Of Vermont.
Albert Layine. who lost his right
hand at the Morse lumber mill has
gone to New Bedford, Mass, to remain
for time with q daughter
DR.. Harry Hubbard, a former Ran. /
dolph school boy, has been in town call |
ing upon friends after many years Of
absence ii plainheld, n. J., where be is
successful practitioner 81 medicine
Dr.. ard Mrs. f. N. Andrews, their |
two children and Miss Weed 81 POUCH
keepeie, n. y, have been recent guests /
81 Mr.. and Mrs. T. 5 johnson.