The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-13
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Charles Little Of Fitchburg, Mass, ar.
rived Tuesday for q visit to bis old
home friends here.
Heman Priest returned Friday even
ing from South Derry. where he has
spent the past week with friends.
Miss Cora AIaxdeld returned to her
home in Plainfeld last week, having
filled the place Of maid for Mrs. Ann E.
Goss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew T. sprague are
entertaining as their guests, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Powers Of Jamaica Plains,
Mass
Mrs. r. H. Morse, nee Miss Pansy Hill,
of Railway, New Jersey, IS visiting her
aunt, Mrs. J. B. Atwood, on Maple
avenue.
John Fl. Stone, who graduated from
the high school last June has entered
Montpelier seminary 70 take a special
course Of study.
Ernest r Simpson, who has been the
guest Of Wallace Lover who lives on the
I yershire road, has returned to his home
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Mrs. Zeruah seayer, who makes her
home with her sister, Mrs. Frances Blk
by, went Tuesday to Williamstown to
remain for time with fenirds.
r. W. Kimball Of Waltham, Mass,
Was in town the first Of the week 20
visit his aunt, Madam A. J. Copeland,
who boards at Eugene Densmore's.
Mrs. Eva Garfield and children Of
Manchester, Mass, are in town for
brief visit to the formers father, B.
Franklin Smith, on South Main street
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Harvey and child
Of Montpelier, who had been guests OF
Mrs. Harvey's mother, Mrs Abbie Sleep
er, for two weeks have returned to their
home.
James r, Leonard returned Wednes-
day evening from a two weeks vacation
from bis duties az teller IN the bank. He
spent his vacation with his parents III
Brandon.
Q. T. Allen returned the first Of the
week from business "trip to Boston. He
was accompanied on his journey as far
as Lebanon, n. IT., BY Mrs Allen who
visited friends.
r. Elliot Marshal, who has been the
guest Of his brother, Or A. T Marshall
during the past week, left Thursday for
New York City, where he is a student in
a theological seminary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lacey Of Lowell,
Mass, were in town several days the
first Of the week and were guests Of
Mrs. Lacey's sister, Mrs. Erastus 3.
Dickinson and Mrs. Edward F Peters.
DR.. W. H. Hin returned Thursday ev.
ening from Woodstock where his services
we're again in demand as starter for
the races. The genial doctor b asserved
as starter at Woodstock fair for several
years.
Cecil Densmore, the second son Of Mr.
and Mrs William Densmore i danger
ously i'll with typhoid fever. Dr. E. J.
Fish of South Royalt0n WAS ia consul
tation with Dr. n II, Godfrey, the at
tending physiwcian Friday
John G. 8. Woodbury., a professional
nurse from Woodstock arrived Mednes
day and Il caring for the venerable j
H. Darling who has been seriously Ill
for the past week. The many friends 81
Mr. Darling win read with pleasure that
he is eonvalescing.
The posters are out for The annual
Worlds fair" at Tunbridge. which viii
be held September 2s, 90. so. The at
fractions will BE larger. better and more
diversified this year than ever before,
and the races bid fare 70 be the best ever
seen on the Tunbridge track.
Mrs. Eroe Locke, who lived alone on
Main street, was feeling as well as us
ual Wednesday and one Of the neigh
boring ladies spent most Of the day with
her and assisted her in retiring for the
night. and then returned 70 her home
Thursday morning another neighlor
went TO call on Mrs Locke, and finding
the front door locked went 10 the back
door and entered The house She called
to Mrs. Locke and receiving 20 response
went To her bedroom and found That she
had passed away during the night She
was daughter Of the late John and
Mary Medcalf and il survived by one
sister Mrs Nelson Carpenter, ot North 4
and several snephfws and
neces. She * tire widow of the late
John Locke and was ninety years Old,
and most estlmahle woman She had
enjoyed good health during the past
years and her faculties were wen pre-
served.