The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-04
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Mr.. and Mrs Harry Emery Of Bethel
visited their father, Eugene Emery, here
on Thursday
Mrs. } B Drew returned To Burlington
Monday, after spending a week with
Mrs. Emma Reed
Al. @ Holman Of Boston is in town
for a brief stay and is the guest Of his
aunt, Mrs Mary Mann.
Mr. and Mrs. N, G, Buck and daughter
have returned from q stay Of two weeks
at Crystal lake, Enfield, n II.
Miss Emma Moses, who has been visit
ing Mrs. Edna Stoekwell in Rochester,
has returned to her home here
Mrs. Susan Gabrielle and Miss Jessie
Morgan Of Rochester are at Mrs. Gabri-
elle's home here for few days.
Mrs. Frances Sargent, who has been
passing some time with Mrs. Alpha Mes
ser, returned to Bethel on Thursday
G. w. Panton has purchased for an
investment the Morse farm Of 200 acres
in Rochester hollow, owned by Elmer
Stoddard
Mrs, William Hathaway Of Allston,
AidHntf ~ guest VI 9itf HhN NAAe - -
Lamson and win be joined by her hus-
band Mr. Hathaway, Sunday.
MI. and Mrs. Harris Bass, who lately
sold their farm are to occupy the lower
part Of Mrs +, 4 Saulbs house on Pros
pect avenue, while Mrs. Sault win live
in the upper part
Mrs. Flora French, who had been the
guest Of Mrs. A. N. Hubbard and rala.
tives in town for a month, returned 20
her home in Marlboro, Mass, on Thurs
day Of this week.
Guy Woodland, who has been IN this
section six months while waiting for
work, started Saturday for Seattle,
Wash, expecting 70 be engaged in new
construction on the Hartman system.
Mrs. r. Z. Dudley and child from
Grantham, N. I'll, have arrived and win
make their home in town. where Mr.
Dudley has the position Of superinten-
dent Of The different departments Of viii
lage affairs.
Theron Brooks left for Washington
D. G., Saturday 10 resume his work for
tho government IN drafting federal
buildings Mrs. Brooks and daughter
Hester, will remain tin the last Of the
month before returning
Newton Fisher has finished ms labors
At the Brigham company for the summer
and went to Marsbaeld Sunday for
short rest before going into school. His
mother, Mrs. Alice Fisher, Is with Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Fisher in Barre.
John 4. Hutchinson had the misfor
tune to cut of the end Of the little finger
on his right hand Saturday afternoon
while operating a circular saw at the
Hutchinson farm. He came immediately
10 this village and DR.. G. J. Rumrili
dressed the mutilated hand.
Mrs. f. n Rising has returned from
Salt Lake City, where she has been at
tending the national @, A. r. encamp.
ment IN her Official capacity as president
Of the Vermont Woman's Relief corps
On her return her she went the next day
70 Montpelier and Cabot
The people Of the Federated church
have received an acceptance Of the call
extended to Rev. Fl. + Kinkley Of Yves
ton, Mass and be viii begin his lahors
about Nov. / Rev Mr. Hinkley comes
highly recommended az man Of good
executive ability and has done very ac-
ceptable work in his former pastorates.
Horace Howard has purchased the
farm Of Densmore Battles. known as
the Sumner place. Of l25 acres, and has
decided it as a birthday present 70 Roy, I
his youngest son. He has also decided
Willie tire Howard farm Of 20 acres /
which he has lately carried on. Both I
of these farms cost Mir Howard $4,000, 1
Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo Emery gave a
musicale at their residence on 1
Highland avenue last week. at which /
there were present thirty invited guests
Mr. and Mrs Wood, Mrs Emery's broth.
er and wife Of Somervilie. Mass. Mrs
+. s. Brigham and Miss Mary Iamsou
aud Miss Blanche Sparhawk Of this place
were among those who took part in the
program.
@. A. Chedel is having concrete dam
built on the McCollom pond for the
Champlain Realty company in the pine
tree nursery tract on Park street hill. /
The dam is being built by Albert Dustin Il
and is 200 feet long. The object Of H
this pond Is to irrigate the nursery III \
the dry seasons, and to furnish pure ice II
to those who require ice that has not