The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-28
WILLIAMSBURG.


Miss Lucy J. White Is taking her sum.
mer vacation in sheldon.
The old Poole bridge IN our village
Is now to be succeeded by an iron
bridge.
Rev. William Schoaeld il supposed to
be on his return voyage from England
at this time.
Principal Daniel r. Martin Of Pull
man, m, has been taking q summer va
cation in Colorado.
Miss Rachel Bruce Is expected home IA
a few days, and will stay a little while
for needed recuperation.
Mrs. Sarah Freeman is visiting friends
in Brookdeld and Roxhury, aud this at
the age Of some Sc years.
Jason Martin and Frank II. Nichols.
with their families, have returned from
their outing at Isle Ia Motto
Mrs. Fanny Merlin Stewart has lately
had the pleasure Of visit from a niece.
a daughter Of the late Arthur Martin,
of Illinois.
Miss Clio Tarbel, who IS connected
with "The Home for Little Wanderers
Ia Boston will close her vacation here
the last Of this week
A. n. Fellows is IN town for little
time, having finished haying on his farm
iH West Topsham, and having a little
respite from work there,
Miss Ethel Odom, teacher in one
Of our village schools the past year
has gone 10 her home IN New Hamp
shire and viii not return here
A wedding gift to Leon Il. and Mrs
Blanche Nixon Poor. that was q little
slow in reaching them. was silver
sugar bowl and pitcher that they were
much pleased with.
Mrs, Emeline White Richardson, whose
FIRST husband was the late Alden Whit
ney Of our place, is being visited by ner
daughter, Mrs Ella Whitney Ayles-
worth Of Chicago, and daughter.
Mrs. Carolina White. widow Of the
late Loren n. Dowing, for years a res
ideni Of ST. Adams, y IN town visiting
her brother, Horace +. White, aud her
sister, Mrs. Emeline White Richardson
c. n. kenyon, proprietor Of the Bos
ton Bargain store in Barre has hired
room IN the grange block here and y
preparing TO open a store. Henry Poole
Is doing the work Of preparation in the
building
John A Perry, householder, mas plen-
ty Of work. present and prospective. Of
faed him in Northfeld. but he has to
refuse It. on account Of his rheumatic
troubles his wife is at present in a
feeble condition.
Rev. Alberta Phillips Of Gray, Maine.
who has been supplying the Universaiist
pulpit here for a few weeks, has re-
turned to her home We think ii is
not certain whether she viii return here
later as pastor Of this church
We have lust learned that our former
tovnswoman Mrs Jane T. Smith Davis.
the only daughter Of the late Deacon
IRA Smith and a resident Of Houston
Texas, Is suffering from a tand shock
and Is III very feeble condition. "A
very bright end RHe woman, this news
comes with great sadness to her many
friends.
Frank @. Beckett. fer many years past
a resident Of Washington, D. G.. and The
youngest son Of the late William S
Beckett, is going 70 have a ffpe granite
family monument erected on his father
lot in our village cemetery The monu
mtnt viii be made BY the Grearsom-
Beckett company here. Nj Beckett win
lceYo here this week for Washington,
D. c.
As a recent inmate Of the Heatoa |
hospital Montpelier, we had the privi
legc Of seeing daily Arthur York. son Of |
Frank g. York, who not long ago under
went serious surgical operation in 1
with kidney. Hs bears his /
illness with cheerful bravery, under the I
care Of Dr. G. T. Chandler Of Mont. /
peheE, who hopes be IL to come out Of \
his sickness and be we'll again The I
Young man has the most devoted at
tentions from Bis father and sisters ii
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