The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-09
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in Walden.
Mrs. Gertie Fan was in town from
Hardwick few days.
r. G. Smith of Sutton. P. O., has been
visiting at John LiMngston's.
The town voted unanimously 70 con.
tinue the high school another year.
Lucius Cole and wife Of Hardwick were
guests Of Mr., and Mrs. L. Myers last
week.
Edgar Peck has moved his family into
the Chiekering house below Perkins
bridge.
Mrs. Jeanette Pike OF Marshheld was
in town Friday to see her niece, Susie
Atkins.
Miss Anderson of Craftsbury Is guest
Of her cousin, Mrs. r, p, Walbridge, a
few days.
Raymond Harrington has returned TO
his home at South Walden since the close
Of school.
Mrs. II. HOLSTER OF North Montpelier
is caring for Miss Susan Atkins, who is
slowly failing.
Bernard Munson and brother Of Marsh.
field are stopping few days with their
aunt, Mrs. Eddie Merritt.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Currier OF Salem,
Mass, have been visiting his brother,
Rev. r. f. Currier, the past week.
The Delta Alpha and Baraca classes
served doughnuts, sandwiches and coffee
on town meeting day, realizing $40 in
profits.
Mrs. Harvey Rogers celebrated her I'D
birthday recently by meeting and visiting
old friends at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
II. II. Foster.
Married at the home Of the bride, Sun.
day evening, March l4th, by Rev. +. r.
Currier, Miss Jennie Hoyt and Robert
Brinnbleeonbe.
Mrs. f. F. Smith was called to New
York by the illness Of her daughter, Mrs.
Warner Smith, who was operated on for
appendicitis.
Cary Smith took three-horse load Of
No 6s, p. 4 A. NJ, TO Danville last
Wednesday evening to attend the lodge
meeting there.
News was received here recently of
the sudden death of Mrs. Scott Perkins |
at Seattle, Washington, after only four
days illness of pneumonia. Sympathy |
of friends is extended to the afflicted |
who was formerly a Cabot
boy.
The many friends Of Miss Susie At
kins continue to bring sunshine TO the
sick room by their frequent contributions
Of fruit, flowers and other comforts |
Among the last Of these was the loan |
Of a hospital table Yellow tulips,
flower rarely seen in winter months. hya-
cinths and plants Of the royal primrose,
and a box OF grape fruit and oranges
from Mr.. and Mrs. B. P. Elmer Of Alva,
Florida.
Mrs. S. G. Voodry entertained the pu-
pills of her school at her home last Fri
day evening There was a pleasant and
enjoyable time-at drive finch from seven
tables. The first prize was won by
alisS Lin ItIIl anu p v. bOOuTNs the i
BOBBY prize by Miss Susie Nelson and
Emerson Hoyt. After refreshments of
cake and ice cream were served. Mrs.
Yoodry was presented some fruit knives
and cold meat fork.
Town meeting passed of very quietly,
there being the largest attendance for
IA years and the meeting lasted the long
est, as quite little time was spent
voting on selling or keeping the town
farm, which resulted in keeping it. The
officers elected were: moderator, DIN
Dwinell; town clerk, B. G. Rogers; town
treasurer, 0rvis Fits; seleetmen, S. j.
Norris, Erwin Smith and Harry Morse;
f. d. Waldo; school director
or three years, T. Fl. Osgood; listers.
}. H. Dwinell, A. V. Nelson and Fred
IambertoH; road commissioners, ]. NJ.
and DIN Clark. License ques-
ion 81 yes, III no, tax 81 on a dollar
# grand list.