The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-14

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Charley Foster has sold his fine dairy,
all but one cow
G. J, Halves was business visitor in
Montpelier Monday.
John Cook Of ST Johnsbury was in
town a few days ago.
Isaac Hills Of Leominster, Mass, il
visiting his brother, Henry
Seven persons Joined the Methodist
church recently on probation.
Miss Agnes Warren was business
visitor in Montpelier Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert lowell are rejoicing
over the birth Of another daughter.
Miss Frank McAllister is caring for
Mrs. Angus Smith and infant daughter
n M. Wheeler has so far recovered
from typhoid fever as to go out Of
doors.
Miss Mariory Lawson has returned to
Montpelier seminary after two weeks
vacation
Miss Ruth Warden Of st. bloomsbury
spent Sunday with her grandfather, s.
b. blodgett,
Veterinary Lewis Of Barre was called
to N ,. Rogers last week to see hts
horse, Nell
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Angus Smith December 7. Congratula-
tions from friends.
Veterinary WIN Adams Of Hardwicx
was in town to see a horse at NJ. NJ.
Whitney's last week.
Rev. w. 7. Sparhawk Is expected to
occupy the pulpit at the Congregational
church next Sunday.
Preparations are being made at the
Methodist church to observe Christmas
with exercises, as usual.
Mrs. Hattie Skillens has returned to
her home in Canada The best wishes Of
many friends go with her.
Mrs. Myrtle Atherton has gone to
Springfield, Mass, TO join her husband,
who has employment there.
Miss Wells Of Barre, who has been
caring for Mrs. W p Lance and infant
daughter, has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. D. Dwinell and Mr..
and Mrs John Barr attended the Pomona
grange meeting, held there recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Myers have returned
from a two weel05 visit In Maesachu-
sets with his daughter, Mrs O'Meara,
and other friends.
Misses Christine Currier and Agnes
Warren gave an entertainment in Peach
am Wednesday evening. accompanied by
a pianist from Montpelier
Scion Preston has closed his rooms,
where he repaired jewelry, and gone to
Charles Preston's in Walden He expects
% return in the spring.
Mrs. Apb;e Smith has returned from
her daughters in Hardwick and has
been spending the past week with her
sister, Mrs. Lucia Rogers
The old boiler USED BY the Cabot
creamery has been sold to Q. ". Hooker
h Son at ST. Johnsbury, and fine new
one has been put in its place here.
Julian Marsh and daughter have moved
their goods from New Haven, Conn. TO
his brothers, w r. Marsh, and expect
to make their home there on the old
home farm, owned by his father and
grandfather.
Mrs M. r. Wells entertained the Ia.
dies Of the RebeiSah lodge Tuesday even
ing in honor OF Mrs Matte Skillen. who
received some silver tokens Of remem-
brance to take to her home in Canada.
Pop corn candy and apples we're served
as refreshments
Prof P. A. Gilmore occupied the pulpit
at the Congregational church last Sun
day He also supplied at the Methodist
church In the absence 81 the pastor
Fortunate for these two churches. az
well as the high school to be able to
have so useful and willing worker. IN
whatever position be may be placed.
The Delta Alpha class held its annual
meeting at the home Of Mrs. S. G..
Voodry. Five new members Joined. The
officers elected were President. Mrs.
Myrtle Voodry; vice president, Mrs.
Grace Wales; secretary, Ids st. John:
treasurer, Mrs. Shirley Walbridpe: keep
er of the water pitcher. Mrs. Hattie Iav.
ingston; class leader, Mrs Eva Hovt.
Home made candies and applies were
served
Christmas will be observed Mt the Con-
pFegational church Friday evening, De-
cenlber "a. A program consisting most.
" Of singing, interspcYsed with few
reeitations, will DO carried out BY the
children and members Of the Sunday
school Anyone Is welcome to place
presents on the trees. A chicken ne
supper will M served IN hlqe vaatyv f,t,r,