The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-10-05
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Marion, granddaughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George beckett, is to remain in Paris
q year, for the study Of painting.
DR. +. B. Watson writes Of having a
very pleasant time at his brothers, in
Greenfield, Mass, on his vacation.
Charles II, Beckett and wife Of New
York City nave recently returned from
Europe, and they are expected here
soon.
Mrs. VIII o. Martin mas lately visit
ed her old home in Gananogue, Ontario.
She went largely because Of her fathers
i'll health.
The three daughters Of the late Rev.
T, T. Barnard, VINO visited here recently,
write back that they had most en-
joyable time here.
Willie P, Briggs has lost another
horse. He was unfortunate enough to-
lose two last year. Any morse that he
would have on his lands, would likely
be worth having"
1t is said that the case Of Arthur
York, son of Frank c. York, at the Heat
on hospital, Montpelier, now looks very
hopeful 1t seemed an almost hopeless
case not very long ago, the result Of
the removal Of a portion of kidney.
We hope yet to get an authentic
and full statement of matters pertain
ing to our grange fair last Thursday
and Friday. The general report that
comes to us, is that tne fair was
success, the weather having been very
favorable.
The next meeting of the Ladies Home
Study club will be with Mrs. Walter f.
Granger, next week Saturday, Oct Is.
The program will be Quotations from
Indian Lore" and "A Day With the In
dians," The paper will be by Mrs. Sarah
Work Seaver.
The historical tea by the Ladies' Home
Study club at the home Of Mrs. Leslie
d. Gale, last Saturday, is reported to
us as a pleasant occasion. The club
had the pleasure of the presence of Mrs.
Hollster, Mrs Wilbur f. Shepard, and
Miss Isham Of Barre City as guests.
A. Kinsman Martin decides that if ne
is able to return with his sister, Mrs.
Betsey d, Perkins, on Wednesday, to her
home ia Dorchester. Mass, he viii do
So His friends viii all be glad of his
prospects Of having good home and
good care in his i'll health, in his three
score years and ten.
One incident in connection with the
grange fair last week was that Mrs.
Den J. Briggs was driving alone in
buggy and was near the turn Of the
BroolIheld road, adjacent to Henry
Poole's place. when her buggy was hit
by man driving in the opposite direc-
ton and rendered useless for the time,
Fortunately, no one was injured.
We } teEy heard from our highly
esteemed former townsman, DIR. William
Bass, for more than nall a century a
praeticing physician in Lowell, Mass.
Doctor Bass Is an uncle OF Robert p.
Bass, whom We hope to see the next
governor of New Hampshire The doc
tor has had a great deal Of poor health
in his life, but, now, well along in the
Seventies" he is quite we'll His wife
has long been a good deal of an invalid,
and is SO at present.
The marriage of Miss Agnes Gather.
mt 9Afit AtAAEAbti VI Jul AAA lAtGh AAhH6-
folk, DIR. George f., and Mrs. Carrie
Hill Maloy, now of st, Cloud, Minnesota,
to George Abram Moore, Of that city,
viii take place Wednesday evening, Oct.
IL The ceremony will be performed in
the st. Johns Episcopal church OF that
place, and reception viii Immediately
follow As the doctors only son,
Charles, is a practicing lawyer, in an.
other town, the coming marriage Of this
only daughter, we fear, will cast q shad
ow over the home, Of which we sus
pect she has been very much of a light,
We therefore send our old friends, con-
CALCULATIONS tinctured with commisera
tions.
A. Kinsman Martin, son of the late
Russell Martin, is sick now at the home
OF Ed j. Poor with heart trouble from
which he has been suffering for some
months. When his sister, Mrs. Betsey
Perkins came here from Massachusetts,
short time ago, she hoped to take him
home with her to care for him. How
it may be, now, remains to be seen.
Last week We had the pleasure Of
visit with a man who lived here years
ago, ana WHO, ~ the time, was q great
invalid with stomach trouble. He tells
now of the much money spent with
physicians and their failure to cure him
at the time Finally he moved to an
ether county, where the water on his
place was soft Here he had always
used hard water. Presently his stom-
aeh took on health, and as he thinks,
wholly because of the change of water,
and he is now apparently a well man.
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