The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-10-29

NlIt. A. H. OurN vi Nlf"A1rh has uton
a recent guest Of Mrs. A. H. Powers,
Mrs. Laura Wyman has returned TO
Barre after passing a month at the home
of Mrs. Albert Morse.
Mrs. O. A. Lasher is passing few
weeks in Lowell and Lunenburg, after
which she is TO 60 West.
Mrs. Laura Hood inspected the Wo-
mans Relief corps here on Saturday and
found the work done in a creditable man
ner.
Mrs. j. F Tewlxsbury was in North
efld over Sunday with her sister, Mrs.
Frank Gold, who is i'll with typhoid
fever.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Fisk have re-
turned to White River Junction after
passing short vacation with Mr.. NslS's
father, John Fisk.
Mrs. S. H. Mccullough was summoned
to Hanover, NJ FL, on Saturday BY the
death Of her uncle, E, L. Clifford, whose
burial was on Sunday.
J Mr.. and Mrs. John Gorham Of Hart.
ford, Conn, who have been visiting in
Mortified, have been guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. B. Fish for several days.
ATrs. Fl. II. Mcintyre has closed her
house on Randolph avenue for the win
ter and has gone TO Burlington to spend
the winter with her daughter, Mrs. Guy
Loudon.
John r. Dubois was reelected director
for Orange county Of the Vermont Mu-
tual and Union Mutual Fire Insurance
companies at the annual meeting recent
II held in Montpelier.
J. w. Fargo, who recently underwent
surgical operation for the removal Of
the appendix, was able to resume his
duties as bookkeeper for the II. Y. En-
erson company on Monday.
Mrs. Lucinda Cleveland inspected the
relief corps in Tunbridqe and Brook
field the last OF the week and on Tues
day and Wednesday went to Burlington
and Essex Junction for the same pur-
pose
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Boyce and daugh.
ter Laura were in town Saturday, ar
irving from New York. Mrs Boyce and
daughter expect to pass the winter In
Los Angeles, Cal, while Mr.. Boyce Isl
travel ng in Maine.
Mrs. DR.. H. II. Hayward underwent a
successful operation for appendicitis at
the Randolph sanitarium Monday after
noon. Mrs Haywards mother, Mrs
Imogene Goodale Of South Royalton, and
Mrs Clarence Cate of West Somerville,
Mass, are having the care Of the house
during her illness.
The Christian Brotherhood held it,
first meeting on Monday night and
elected officers for its third session, "a
follows: j. b. Adams, president; Homer
Bells, vice-presidentj J. @. Sherburne,
secretary; A. r. Bass, treasurer, and
j. w. Raymond auditor Eighty mem
hers partook Of the banquet and thor
oughly enjoyed the reunion The total
membership Is now 1850, nine new mem
beers having. been added at this meeting.
The meetings are held fortnightly and
a banquet served at each meeting.
Town Clerk z. A. Hatch has issued
30 hunters licenses B. A. Durkee
started out at 6 o'clock Monday morning
and at quarter Of ten shot a doe weigh
ing 200 pounds in the pasture 81 J. Fl.
Lamson, back Of the residence Of G. W.
Panton. Willis c. Howard and his son.
Charles, each killed doe on their farm
on Monday and on Tuesday Mrs. Howard
shot a yearing buck in the woods near
by. Elmer Bartlett Of White River
Junction, a fireman on the Central Yer
mont railroad. was one Of the successful
ones, securing on the r B. Thomas farm
doe which dressed 2l2 pounds and sew
eral Others have been reported. In all II
does and IA bucks have been shot up
to this time.