The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-31
PLAINFrELD
Family Tree Holds Record Boys Have
Many Forebears

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Three ST. Johnsbury brothers have
four grandparents and SIX geat-nand-
/ parents One of the largest living fam.
/ nv trees ever hear 81 around here i
that to the lower limb Of which branch
the three sons of Mr. and Mrs e M
/ Spencer Carl, Hermon and Glenn belong.
These bows have, in addition to their
parents the following foFebears Two
gmndmothers, two grandiathers thVe
great grandtathefs and three great,
mandmothers Mrs Euthe1a Spencer 81
Barre. formerly Of this town, and Mr..
and Mrs silas Willis 81 this place are
great grandparents Of these three boys.
Nelson Morse Of Randolph spent Sun
day IN town
Fred Townsend Of East Montpelier was
in town Friday.
Harry BYitton Of Barre visited friends
IN town sunday
Mrs Wheeler BairheldeT visited rela-
tives in Groton last week
Miss Hannah Carroll Of Montpelier was
in town Friday ceiling On friends.
Mrs George Sanders and son Of East
Calais were ID town last Tuesday.
Mark Morse Of Montpelier seminary
called on friends ID town last week.
Mrs phinette Cutler OF Barre IS visit
ING at the home Of Mrs Lucinda Town.
send
Miss Ida Washbarn went to Washing.
ton saturday for q few days visit with
relatives
Mrs A. Nv. Clark 81 Barre visited
her sister Mrs Viola Bonis, tie first
Of tie week.
Murray Martyr Is the owner of a
pair Of twin colts which came to his
farm last week
Mr.. and Mrs Lester Knapp and fam
ilv Of Cabot visited his father, T. l.
knapp Saturday
Mrs Harry Dudley Of Montpelier Re,
Gently visited her parents, Mr ard Mrs.
Hans FredericksoH
Mr. and Mrs. Hooker and daughter d
Harfwick spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs George Vincent
M and Mrs, Ralph Gelette Of White
River junction recently visited at the
home Of Nelson Hamel
Miss Ethel Bemis visited 1T NE home
Of Mrs, A. N. Cate in North Montpelier
several DAYS lest week
Mr. and Mrs William Martin and chill
arsn Of Boston are tie guests Of Mr.
and Mrs O .. Martini
Luther Towne Of Barre and Moss Clara
Patterson visited has sister, Miss Laur>
Lyford Of Cabot last week
Mr. and Mrs. Wilaam stratton of
Montpelier spent Sunday and Monday
with Air and Mrs = + Leayitt
Miss Ethel Colby, who II teaching III
Concord recently spent a few days with
Der parents. Mr. and Mrs. Fl j Colby
The infant child 81 MI. and Mrs.
Harley Martin died Friday. The fu.
neral services were held Sunday morning,
Rev Perrin ,. Fiske officiating
Mrs. George Brown and son, Clayton
Lewis. went t0 Burlington Friday WITH
Mr. and Mrs Charles Little Of North
Montpelier The party made tha trip
in Mr. Iittle's automobile
Elisha Huntingdon Of Newport. Mr.. and
Mrs Ninsor Perry and children 81 Hard
wick AIR and Mrs Earl Bartlett and
Arthur Bartlett Of East Montpelier were
in town Monday to attend the funeral
Of Mrs. Rosa I,e8ser.
Pre- Memorial exercises were observed
BY the schools in town Friday after
noon at the opera house A large dele
cation Of parents and friends were pres
ent to enjoy the program, which con
sisted Of songs recitations, dialogues and
drills, and selections by the hand
The Plainfeld Military band gave its
first open-air concert Saturday evening
Although the evening was cool, large
number gathered to hear the music Al
marked improvement was noticed in the
toms and quality Of music since year
ago, when the band gave its first con-
cert