The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-22


J. G, Pike is slowly improving.
Mrs. Nelson Kate has been seriously
! i'll the past week
+. D. Waldo was a business visitor in
Montpelier recently
}. S. Livingston was in st. Johns
bury few days ago.
Henry Wetherbee Of Burlington was
in town last Tuesday.
Schools in town closed last Friday
for a two weeks vacation
Mrs Hattie Ward returned to her
home in West Barnet last week.
Miss Leah Bowditch Of Whitefield is
visiting relatives in this vicinity.
A. P. Burnham Of Montpelier spent
Sunday at Mrs Eta Haines'.
Fl. r Taylor Of Barre was q guest
at q q IIaines' a few days ago.
Dwight Bnrnham has returned from
Saratoga and is numbering in Walden.
Mrs. *. @. freeman and daughter,
Mrs. J. 7 Drero, were in Montpelier Fri
day.
Mrs. Walter Ford attended the 0.
u 5, district meeting held At Barre &c.
Gently.
Frank Morse has returned from Con-
recticuat, and SAYS he did not like the
country.
Miss May 0rmsbee is spending her
holiday vacation with her mother at NJ.
1 r. Rogers
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Tabor 81 North
Calais were guests at n. II. Fosters,
Wednesday.
Mrs, Alonzo Wheeler Of Hardwick and
two children visited her father, John
Moves, last week.
Mrs L. A. Harrington Of Walden was
a guest Of her mother, Mrs Susan Wal
bridge Tuesday.
Or Burbank attended the Medical as
ISOLATION meSting at Waterbury last
Tuesday evening
Mrs. Walter Lance visited her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. X. r. Bates. in Montpelier
Friday and Saturday.
The eonudrum social BY the l. @. G. T.
was we'll attended aud pleasant tim en-
ioyed by all present
/ Mrs. Seraphine Wiswell and daughter,
Mrs. Gertrude Wells. were in Montpelier
two days last week.
I Mr. and Mrs f. O. Walbridqe attend.
ed the state grange meeting, held at
Burlington last week
DR.. NJ. D. Warren and s G. youdrv
attended the meeting Of the Mystic
Shrine. held al Montpelier recently.
Some Of The high school pupils and
other townspeople attended the basket
bali game at Marshfeld, Friday even
ing.
Charles varney Of New Hampshire, il
in town az agent for fruit trees. 0rna.
mental shrubbery ect., and will give you
call.
On account Of protraeted m health. =.
I NJ Fisher has resigned the agency 81
the Vermont Mutual Insurance com
lpany, where he has served 10 faithfully
4 for the past 20 years q. j Hnines has
been appointed to Gil the vacancy.
A high wind. accompanied hv snow
passed over this section Of the country
last week Monday and blew off 4 por
tion Of the roof Of Edwin aould's horse
barn. Reports from some are that they
never heard the wind Blow so hard be.
fore. There were some bad drifts on
the hin, hindering the progress Of rural
mail carriers
A meeting has been held to see about
having the skating rink ia running or
der again this winter. Only about $50
has been raised II is hoped that enough
can he secured to put the ground in
good shape for the winter sport, as peo-
pie feel safer to trust their small ehii.
dren there ont Of their sight than 70
have them on the mill pond.
Christmas viii be duly celebrated at
the Methodist church with appropriate
exercises by the Sunday school. Friday
evening. After the distribution Of Santa
Claus pack. anyone can find warm
chicken pie supper at the Congrega tional
church and viii be cordially welcome.
Supper viii also be served from 3 to
for those who do not enjoy late sup
pers-
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