The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-27

4 Friday morning at ten O'Clock. The
Rev. +. b Kellogg oficiated and W J.
Boyce was in charge, The burial was in
the village cemetery, the Odd Fellows
being in charge The bearers were w. y.
Redmond, II n. Joslyn, Grant Russell,
/ Sumner Blaisdell, r. f. Campbell and
George Ayerill.
Miss Blanche stranahan is home from
Bradford.
Carl Evans is home from Montpelier
seminary for vacation
c. L. o'Clair spent Thanksgiving with
his father, John 0'Clair, in Hardwick.
n l. Paralee Il taking two weeks
vacation froim bis work at the hospital
/ Mrs. RI c. sheple Is. spending few
days in Peacham with Mrs. George May.
The Vermont Girls held pleasant
meeting with Barba Brown Friday even.
ing.
Ben n. Brown Of Brewer Maine. has
been in town with an idea Of locating
here.
/ Edward Hoadley, who il III 81 the
home 81 his parents, has rheumatic
fever.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Holmes spent
Thursday with Mr.. Holmes mother IN
Montpelier
Elsie Morse spent Thanksgiving as
the guest Of her cousin, Mrs. Wilson, in
Montpelier
Mrs. Roxana Crossett spent Thanks
giving With MI and Mrs. Charles Berry
| in Montpelier
Mrs. w. G. johnson has returned from
/ a few days spent with her daughter In
Hiilsboro, N H.
The Clemson family enjoyed Cor
poration dinner at the home Of 0rlo
Ayers Thursday
Mrs. Patrick King has returned from
Northampton, Mass where she has been
visiting her daughter.
| William and Jesse MeGrath. sons of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mesrath, have
gone to Los Angeles,
Senator W. P. Dillingham; left Wed
nesday for Washington, expecting to
spend Thanksgiving IN Brooklyn.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Morton MeAllister Of
Moretown spent Thursday with Mrs. Nc
Allister's parents, Mr. and Mrs, F. O.,
Evans.
| p. Harry Crout, Earl Parker and Max
Ayers are at home from Norwich uni.
yersity, spending Thanksgiving with
their parents
Joseph Smith is spending the Thanks
giving recess from the q. T. NJ. at home
with his parents W w Hayes, a class
mate Of Mr. Smith l. with him.
Of the teachers IN the village schools,
Misses Wells and Hickok went to their
homes IN Burlington and Miss Powell
to Post Mills The rest remained in
town.
Mr. and Mrs, > w canerdv, daughter.
Helen Charles and Herbert Canerdy
were with Mrs. canerdv's people in
Waits6eld. Mr. and Mrs. Mehuron, for
Thanksgiving.
Mrs. r. r. Monkey IS TO spend part Of
the winter with her parents. the Rev.
and Mrs W. G. johnson Mr. Monkey
has been obliged to give up his drug
business because Of i'll health
The Rev Leonard Tennev Of Scotland.
Conn. is lecturing through Vermont on
'eIhc Southwestern Frontier Mr. Ten
nev i the son 81 tile Rev and Mrs. Leon
ard Tenney who formerly lived here,
coming from Barre.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Moody were guests
Of B. k Hale at Stove, and Mr.. and
Mrs. 4. r. Houston and daughter, Doris
were guests at the home OF Mr.. Hons
toms parents, Mr.. aud Mrs James +
Houston Of Stowe, Thursday.
The Rev. Charles NJ Sheldon Of To-
peka. Kansas. has story ii the eur
rent number Of the Christian Endeavor
World. which should be read by every
college hoy in the country. Mr. Sheldon
was formerly pastor Of the Congrega
tional church IN this place
The patients at the state hospital
we're entertained Thursday afternoon by
moving pictures Saturday afternoon,
the Fisk jubilee singers are to give a
concert in the chapel These entertain,
menta are much appreciated BY friends
Of the institution.