The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-05
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Miss Dora Douglas went 70 Sharon
Saturday 90 remain over Sunday with
friends
Almon Morse, the father Of Eddie
Morse, is quite III with threatened pneu-
monia-
Mrs. A. @ Bailey Is slowly improving
from her recent illness, though not yet
able to be up,
The grades al the Summer street
school resume session on Monday and
the high school on Tuesday.
Roy Slayton moved his household
goods to Stowe last week and will make
4 permanent home there.
Mrs. E. P. Hbbey is quite IN with
The prevailing cold and is being cared
for by Mrs. Florence Hambin.
Mrs B. E. Nickerson and her daughter
went 20 East Granville to pass Sunday
with the family Of Lucius Webb
Miss Celia Sprague, student at Ran.
dolph normal school who has been IN,
has 50 far recovered as to be able to
60 to her home in Hinesburg Saturday.
Mrs. Lizzie silverthorn and her daugh.
ter, Miss Besise Silyerthorne, came from
Mortified Saturday 10 stay over sum
day in their home near the "old church.
Dr. II. W. Holden Of Bethel was ia
town last week looking over the house
Of the late Mrs. Susan Robinson with q
view Of buying this or some other place
in town.
Mrs. i. d. Rhodes accompanied her
granddaughter, Miss veya Boyden, to her
home in Montpelier Saturday. Mr.
Rhodes, who has been III with the grippe,
is now able 70 be out
Mr.. Eugsne Wilson, who has been the
guest Of Mrs. s. S Whiteomb while here
from GAysville 10 be treated by Or. j. T..
Clifford, went e Roxhury Saturday morn
ing for visit With relatives there.
A greater part Of the senior class re.
turned irons their trip 70 Washington
on Friday. Principal and Mrs. Ham re-
msined IN New York for longer time
ard Misses Florence and Lucinda How
ard and Evelyn Denney made brief stops
on their return journey.
A man giving the name Of Thomas
Barnes was arrested b ofieer selva
Thayer at Brsintree last week and was
brought here and lodged In the lookup
The following morning he was arraigned
before Justice H. W. Vail and sentenced
to 20 days ia Chelsea jail and officer
Thayer took him there at onoe
c. W. Hayward, who has been 80
critically III, Is now 50 much Improved
that his son, DR. III II. Hayward. who
has had the care If him, returned TO
his home in Tunbrdge on Saturday.
Or. C. J. Rumrin gave a very inter.
asting account Of bis experience ia the
West at the hospital Of the Dr.. Msyos
IN Rochester. MINI, at the birthday
party 81 Dr. Stewart Friday night A
strong contrast between present methods
IN the medical profession was shown
when DR.. Stewart told in an interesting
manner the msthods Of SO years ago.
when first be entered the medical pro.
fession. The resident physicians wera
present as guests AZ this party and the
evening was one of pleasure and profit
to all
Rev Joseph Hamilton gave an excel.
ent sermon On "0ur Duty 70 the Coming
Generation On Sunday morning before
he Federated church Next sunday IL
Inc lsst time be win occupy the rainit /
before the annual Aiethodist conference.
md il is understood that Ter the next /
gear The pulpit viii b supplied ~ /
Baptist minister when = suitable one can
g procured NJ. Hamilton viii attend |
. SOME work through TIE week Tor which I
se has arranged and win probably supply 4
he church at Bethel Gilead unless other I
slsns deFelop for the future.