The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-05
MoREToWN.

i Frank Sawyer and Bernie hfiIhth lo0h
an auto trip TO Barre Wednesday
Mrs. Frank Rarnsworth and son Of
Montpelier are the guests Of Sam Farms
worth
Mrs. Frank Brewster and son, Ralph
Of Huntington are visiting at N. +
Mobbs.
b. If. Grfilth and family were visitors
in Waterbury during the last part Of
last week
Mrs. Sidney Atkins and Sidney Turner
spent Sunday in Barre as the guests
Of relatives.
LAWYER w. G White Of Arddlesex was
IN town on legal business the latter part
Of last week.
II. o. Ward has returned from bus.
neSs trip through New Hampshire and
Massachusetts,
Mrs. L. Wilcox and Miss Sawyer were
in Montpelier Friday, making the trip
BY automobile.
Mrs f. NJ. Adams Of stowe Is visit
ing her brother. Duane Bruce. and other
relatives IN town
Mrs. Frank John and Mrs. /. S. Austin
{ were IN Waterbury on business on Thurs
day Of last week.
Il A. H. Booth spent several days with
I his family, returning 70 his work n
I Barre this morning
II Howard Haylett 81 Montpelier spent
several days In town last week as tie
! guests 81 his parents.
/ Miss May Eaton. who has been sick
at hsr home III Fayston. has returned
i to her work at 8. 4 loyeioy's
Miss Eva Blanchard Of Richmond was
the guest Of Mrs J. W Bates for sew
{ ral days, returning 70 her home Tues
. day.
: Mr. and Mrs. Harry Freeman II Con-
I nectIcut and George Freeman Of Boston
+ are visiting their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Q NJ. i. Freeman,
T M and Mrs. Irwin Henson have moved
K their household goods to Montpelier,
J. where they will begin keeping house the
/ first 81 this week
. Mrs. Frank Atkins has gone 70 Grove
ton. n. H., where she viii be the guest
I Of her daughter, Mrs Meryin Henson,
/ for the next two weeks.
Z Among those who attended the Repnb-
Ilicu state convention from this place
were e. A. Heath, T. j Ferris, N. /.
Mobbs c. Fl Ward, ana DR. Hayieth
Rev. and Mrs G. 7. Crawford and
+ Mrs. II. 0. Ward attended the Washing
ton county Sunday school convention at
Barre, Tuesday and Wednesday Of last
T week
There viii be q social at the Methods
parsonage on Wednesday evening IN.
! dcr the auspices Of the ladies aid 90
. ciety, a cordial invitation i extended
70 al.
Mrs. George Evans and Mrs ,, S
Il Ward and daughter, Marion, who hay,
Il ,een visiting Cor the past month i
Mt. Clemens, Michigan, returned hons
Friday noon.
It George Evans has sod his farm ant
8 tools together with several COWS, z
T, Charles +. Darling Of Waterbury con
sf sderation $500 Mr. Darling viii taxi
n possession Immediately.
= Air. and Mrs. Austin Prentiss am
Mrs. Chapman Of Montpelier spent tn
II day I'll town last Wednesday as Wis
"a itorsa Of Mrs. A. ]. Tnbbs and othe
le friends in this village.
re Morton McAllisier Of Richmond wa
le at his home in Richford the latter par
re of the week returning on Saturday
y, accompanied BY his mother, who vii
re spend some time in town.
, The upper grades Of which Miss Min
~ mic Maxwell is teacher report Theodor
v Atkins Ralph Bisbee, Holmes Mobbs
y Sidney Turner, and Viva Atkins .
. having been present every day
:, Mr.. Harlow and Mr.. Blair Of sapulps
- Okla. who accompanied the remains Q
N Mrs Eliza Somerville last week, vii
: spend the summer in the East. The
are now visiting at Hancock and Roches
ter.
The Fourth Of July was observed |
this village BIZ a picnic under the az
at spices Of the T. 0. @. T. in Bedding
grove. There were variety Of race
and a baseball game between the 600
", Templars and The Modern Woodmen,
ca band concert and fireworks were er
oy ioyed in the evening at the village.
ne The funeral Of Mrs G. G. sleepe
/ lass Tuesday afternoon. was one Of III
W largest ever held in this town. I'll
services were In charge Of her paste
~ Rev. c. +. Crawford, who spoke word
ri of comfort from lisa, 1871 Miss Hal
e riet Knapp sang solo, "No Burden
l0ndEr. iNclNtaFta AlsN titGANS 1btSlAA
"a from Montpelier, Nortbaeld, Water
bury. Roxbury and Newport, n /. Their
was profusion OF flowers, pieces bein
given By the Moretown grange, and Il
Epworth league besides those from I'll
family and relatives, The bearers Wei
9a. George sleeper, Irwin / Henson. 3.
hGriflth and n Roy Russell, the s.
y. and three sonshin-law Of the decease
M Mrs. Sleeper is survived by her htisban
"a, one son and three daughters, beside
~ one brother and two sisters
IN The village schools closed for the ye'
II. hast Thursday with class Of five graz
ls uating from the grades, each Of the Ga
.oa passing the examination emitting the,
pa 10 free tuition in approved high schoo
~, OF The state. The work of the yes
~ reflects much credit upon the teacher
The record of attendance has been espe
tally creditabe in the primary rooT
those not having MISSED day beir
Eta Neil, Marion Bisbee, Claribei
Morse. Margaret Goss, Beatrice chi
Il man. Ralph Goss, Edward Flannaga
y, y. PAUL FLYNN. Arthur Shepherd Richai
81 ;hepherd. and Merrill Griffith, Kennel
&C Ward being ahsent only one-half da
~ Those missing no words IN spelling du
10 aa the term were Bsta Aeil Glaribel
N lorse, Beatrice Chapman. Grace Hurd
M nd Willie Clark 8fss Elizabeth Ma
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