The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-04
EAST MONTPELIER.

Mrs. q, Il. Clark was m Painfeld
Wednesday.
A daughter was born May to Mr.. and
Mrs G ". Wennastrand
Mrs. } r. Young has been out riding
several times and Is gaining fast.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. pike of Marshfeld
were at n N Famham's Wednesday
VIII Foster a having new wide
piazza built 90 his house Wallace Clark
is doing the work
Mrs Wallace Clark went to Groton
Monday TO visit for a week at the home
Of her son, Ernest
g. F Dudley begins next week % make
extensive repairs on bis house and 70
build g new wide piazza.
Willard Robbins has sold Sis pretty
spotted pony for saddle horse and has
bought another driving horse.
Albert Thnrston has moved this week
from Calais % tenement n the hotel
building and is working in the mill
Mrs A. !. Dudley returned last week
Friday from a visit Of several weeks in
Portland Me-, where she used to live.
Miss Susie Badger was az home over
Sunday from her school in Orange, which
Is large one and keeps her very busy.
Painters from Montpelier have been
painting TIE outside o. the houses of
II NJ Farnham, a. s, Foster and J. h.
Young.
a doe was seen last Friday by NJ r.
Rowland, crossing his land and four
deer were recently seen BY John Dix on
the farm Of Murray Clark.
Mrs Kate Wheeler Foster has been
70 Barre Tuesdays and Fridays for some
time for osteopathic treatment for a
lame shoulder, which Is improving.
A large number a townspeople were
in Barre Monday 70 attend the exercises
IN the forenoon and races IN the after
noon. Most Of them went about noon
L. C. Hammett lost heifor last week
which was shot n the pasture BY hunt.
ers They we're seen with dogs, but
the heifer was not found hurt until too
late to find the hunters
Ray. Byron and Berton Tillotson, Miss
Clara Badger and Miss Beulah Tillotson
went to Montpelier last Monday and
with others proceeded 10 North Duxbury,
where they made the accent Of Cancels
Hump.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dudley Of Mont
pelieF were IN town from last Saturday
until Tuesday with relatives. and Harry
and his brother-in-law, George Ne
Knight. had good time and good sue
cess fishing in Calais.
Wednesday we heard that Mrs. John
Tacv was doing well at a hospital IN
Burlington, where she mad serious
operation last week Her husband was
there, bat returned here, as the operation
was called successful.
Murray Clark was again under doe
tors care the first 81 last week, but
Saturday was able to 90 to Barre with
his automobile, and Sunday Mr.. and Mrs
Clark took an auto trip to visit Mr.
Clark's sister in Marshfsld
All are invited 10 me Evangelical
church Wednesday afternoon next when
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Edith NJ Balch. the state worker, and
q county association officer, "a the inter-
ests Of Sunday school work.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ Faruham and sons
were IN WilliamstowH Sunday to attend
the union memorial service there, ard
also went there Monday il their auto.
accompanied BY their cousins. Mr. and
Mrs. Herbert Kent Of calaia.
Station agent Bartlett hurt one ankle
last Saturday BY strsining the lieaments
through making a mis-step about his
work He was obliged I'd see doctor
and i better, but went on crHtches the
frst Of the week, though now he is only
little lame.
Memorial exercises were held last
Friday afternoon at the east village hall,
All schools uniting hy request Of Supt
] WI Butterfeid The attendance was
GOOD and all were we'll entertained by
the scholars with music and recitstions
appropriate for the day.