The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-29

4 WHOLLY NHNlN.
! w. W. Tyler has returned from Wood
stock, where he has been doing masonry
work all summer
Miss Alice Harvey Of Cabot Is guest
for few days in the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. I. I sparhawk.
James Rand and Albert Marcott from
Norwich university are passing a few
days at their hemes here.
John F. Mead has arrived from New
England, n d., where he, with his
brother, owns large ranch.
Postmaster j. b. Eldrcdee has been
.confned to the house for a week, suffer
ing with an liberated tooth.
Major Charles shattuck Of Hartford
Mass, has been 4 recent visitor Of his
brother.in-law, Frank Griswold.
"A. G. Putnam has returned 10 his em-
4 ployment in Springfield, Mass, altar sew
eral days with his family in town
The ladies' Of the Federated churches
viii hold food and candy sale this
week Saturday, at the home Of Mrs Q.
/ y, copeland
G. y. Sanborn Is more comfortable
from severe attack Of sciatic rheu-
matism, from which he has been suffer-
ing for several days,
I Miss Ella Blaisdel, who has passed
most Of the fall in this village expects
to spend the winter here With Mr. and
Mrs NJ. II Miller.
r. A. Chadwick Of Lebanon was here
last week to see his sister, Mrs. A. j.
Curtis, who has been in a critical condi-
ton for several days.
Mrs. Fannie Howard and Mrs. May
Kicker started for Boston Sunday, where
they went to purchase goods for their
new store in the OConnor block
Miss Nettye Robbins has returned to
her teaching in Springfield, Mass. after
passing the Thanksgiving period with
her mother, Mrs Cora Robbins
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hollins returned
to somerville, Mass, Sunday, after pass
ing Thanksgiving at the home Of her
father, Licius Webb, in East Granville.
Miss Elizabeth Campbell returned sun.
day to Der duties as teacher in one 81
the Bellows Falls schools, after passing
her vacation at the home Of w. w
Jones.
DR., and Mrs. Gilman Wheeler left here
Saturday morning for their home in I3os
ton after having been several days with
Mr., and Mrs. A. r. Bass and other rela-
tiyes here.
Mrs. r.. NJ Rising, state president Of
the W0man's Relief corps, visited the
Soldiers Home at Bennington last week
and on her return inspected the corps
at Bristol.
D. D. Howe weRt to Chelsea Saturday
with Frank Williams Of Atkinson N. II, |
and John Conway Of burlington, who
were sentenced to serve 30 days there
for intoEication.
The Office Of Randolph inn Is greatly
improved by the addition OF a steel
ceiling and now paper and paint, which |
Improvement has been extended into the
han on the first floor.
John Udall, well known here, who has
been living in Pike, N. H., has moved I
his family to Plymouth, n r., where
he has secured position as a clerk |
in large clothing establishment.
Mrs. John Abbott and daughter Win.
some, returned TO their home In Ninches I
ter, Mass, Sunday, after passing the
Thanksgiving period with Mrs Abbott's |
parents, AIr. and Mrs. H. P. Sanford.
Dr.. and Mrs. George P. Morris left
here this week for Ellenbura, N. Y.,l
where they win locate for the present. /
Mrs. Morris was accompanied by her
mother, Mrs George Jones, who win re-
main with her through the winter
George w. Pride attended the funeral
81 his aunt, Mrs. Mary Il. Osborne, Az \
Mortified the 6rst Of last week. Mrs. \
Osborne's death occurred at Cambridge 4
mort, Mass, and the remains were
brought to Northdeld for interment.
The Christian Rndeavor society Of the
Bethany church raised $40 in cash and
food and distributed ~ baskets with ma.
teria for a substantial dinner and SO
boxes Of fruit and flowers to the homes
Of the needy and sick on Thanksgiving,
Miss Ida Rand returned to her teach
ing IN East Granville to-day Two Of
Miss RandS pupils have presented her a
coupon 10 the value Of S6I 10 apply 4
upon the Hallet q Davis piano, which /
She has lust purchased Of the agent at
White River Junction.
J. F. Bradley hos succeeded Carl Ed
minister as engineer at the Salisbury
....tF ha- al =, ,at,t IN, tHn
Howe house on Elm street, lately va
Gated by Charles Wood Mrs, Bradley
will be remembered as Alice, youngest
daughter Of Charles Colombo.
The meeting Of the West Randolph
grange was largely attended and vely
on Saturday evening, Espe-
cially interesting was a paper, prepared
BY George Flint, on the subject, What
shall the sisters do in the home to make
ii more attractive for the brothers 2"
Rev. w. A. Dawson Of Burlington,
state superintendent Of the Baptist All
ISOLATION, occupied the pulpit for the
Federated churches ON Sunday morning
and evening, preaching two very accept
able sermons Previous to the sermon
iii the morning, Rev. Mr., Dawson read
the letter of acceptance Of the Rev. J.
Wallace Chesbro Of South Parish, Maine,
TO become the pastor Of the Federated
making remarks soliciting the
hearty support Of the people Of the
parish.
Most disfguring skin eruptions, scroll
ula piInples, rashes, etc, are due to I'M
pure blood. Burdock Blood Bitters is
cleansing blood tonic. Makes you clear
eyed. clear brnined elear-skinned.