The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-31

Mr. and Mrs ORR Copeland left for a
ten days trip % Warren Oh Friday.
Fred Williams has gone to Woodstock
20 be hell boy 81 The INN for the sen
son.
The high school girls cleared $500
from their food ana candy sale last
Saturday
Mrs Bertha Burrdge win open bei
kindergarten class at the parish house
Tuesday May sl
Miss Nellie Corwin Of Chelsea has
been guest Of Mn and Mrs a. H.
eorwin tor several DAYS
=. Z Montgomery Of the Boston 20.
lice force closed q two weeks vacation
here and returned home to-day,
Bernice Che Little daughter of D. Hale
Flint fen this week. on the concrete
eutting quite cash u her chin
There are now about so cases Of mea.
sizes u town. and il q thought that n all
fully one hundred cases may develop
Pauline and Laura Hutchinson accom-
panied Their aunt Mrs W. III Roberts
to her home IN Manchester for q visit
Mrs Mary Pratt IS here from White
River Junction for q two weels9 vaca.
ton with her mother Mrs George Whit
ney
Mr. and Mrs NJ. IT. Miller went ia
Barnard Friday 70 remain few days
In their cottage on the shore Of Silver
lake.
Miss Olive sheldon who has been with
her aunt, Mrs B. Goodwin, since
the l4th has gone to her home IN Or.
leans
Mrs. Clara Cole Of White River June.
tion is here assisting n the care of
her brother s +. Mccullough, who Is
very low
Mrs NJ ". jackson 81 Minneapolis.
who has been assisting in the care Of
IS Fl Mccullough. Is in Montpelier for
q few days.
Q. IN. Broekwav Is making rapid
recovery from his late serious illness
with pneumonia and is now able to be
about the house.
Winfred Bagley, who Is teacher Of
mathematics in tie Institute Of Terhnol-
oey at Worcester, Mass. is visiting bis
mother, Mrs Moses Bagley
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Scott 81 Barre
have been IN town recently with their
new Ford touring cart Mr. and Mrs.
Kelly Of Barre accompanied them here
Two Maxwell touring ears wers re-
ceived Saturday BY Sargent Osgood 4
Roundv, one 81 which was for M r.
sareent and another for o. G. Sawyer
Of Sharon.
Rev. Fraser Metzger returned from
Washington. p C Thursday and on
Sunday morning viii take for his theme
1t Bethany church, eThe Worlds Sum
day Senool Convention
George Gladding Of Iaconia, n H..
who came here this week to see his
sister Mrs J IT Chadwick who IS at
the sanatorium. somewhat improved, re-
turned 70 bis home Friday.
At the regular meeting Of the Order
81 Eastern Star on Thursday night, there
was a good attendance and four candi-
dates were initiated Following the
meeting, Refreshments were served.
Mr. and Mrs George Lamb closed
their vacation and returned Saturday %
New London, Conn whore Mr.. Lamb, as
government Inspector, win oversee the
installation Of an $4,000 electrical plant
lat Fort Terry
At meeting of the associate members
of u S. Grant pest, G. A. r., recently.
the old officers were reelected and are
as follows; President, DR. r * Angel
secretary and treasurer, j G. sherburne;
marshal. John r. Mead
r. F. Clifford was taken by Dr.. ] p.
Clifford and Al II Lamb to Waterbury
hospital on Friday afternoon for care
and treatment Mr. Clifford suffered a
shock Of paralysis q year ard 4 nalf
ago. since which time he has been In
poor health About one week ago his
mind began 20 be affected and he has
steadily grown worse mentally each day.
Bert the son of MI and Mrs Alec
Hull, died Thursday the result Of mea
sles, followed by bronchitis The child
was one Of twins snd was 3 year and
two months old Prayer was held at the
house to-day, and intement ives in
the Southview cemetery Three children
in the same family are u with measles.
There was teachers meeting held BY
supt H M. Lewis ii the parish house
Friday. Fourteen teachers III the Ban
doIph corps were present and one Brook
field teacher In the early part of the
afternoon. the teachers visited che prima.
rs department Of the graded school to
observe the ward method Of teaching
reading. The proposition Of a teachers
library for the Randolph union district
was made BY the superintendent, 10
the effect that the IA teachers assess
themselves $3.50 per year, which would
give 500 for the purchase Of books, which
would be a beginning for a good circulat.
ing library The Braintree and Brook
field teachers and the Randolph graded
have accepted the plan and elected
a committee to make the arrangements
necessary for it's development.
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