The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-30
WILLIAMSBURG.

A. N. Fellows only son is 70 teach
the fail term in the old David Gale
district.
Mr.. and Mrs. ", b. Kcndrick, now
Of Rochester, n. y, have lately buried
their babe.
The wife. Of Town Superintendent ca
sey returned from her summer vacation
last Friday.
On account Of illness Miss Leighton
did not reach here in time TO open our
high school Monday.
Mrs. Goldie Sheridan pettis was in
Randolph last week TO place a memorial
stone at the grave Of aer late hus-
band.
A Brookheld baseball team played our
team here one day last week and lost,
by score Of IS to 7, in favor Of vii
Jamestown.
Our citizens will surely remember that
their taxes must be paid on or before
August 81, to save the per cent. and
constable fees.
Henry A. Phelps OF Barre has sold 40
acres on Baptist street to Dale +. Cham
beers. Real estate sales here have been
light this month.
Forrest G. Hutchinson and Miss Peach
Bemis were quietly married at the Con.
gregational parsonage Monday evening
by Rev. D. II. Strong.
Miss Laura Bowman is TO return to
Iowa this week. She viii preach next
sunday in Rev. sirs. Eme X. Jones
pulpit in Waterloo, Iowa..
The Congregational ladies nope they
have nearly secured q carload Of old
newspapers and the like, to send away,
to replenish their treasury.
Miss Ethel odom 81 New Hampshire,
a former teacher here, has been in town
several weeks, but win soon 60 back
to ner native state to teach this fall
Scion Patterson writes hack here from
his old.time ranch in Colorado, where by
the invitation Of his Old partner he is
staying at present, with good fishing to
help pass the time.
Miss Julia, daughter Of the iate james
NJ. Bass, has this season visited her
oldest sister, Mrs. Lora Bass Wilson Of
Michigan. Her brother, Dr. George b.
Bass OF Chicago, and family visited there
al the time.
The Red Sox of Barre engaged our
baseball club here last Friday evening,
and it was at first declared TO be a
tie Of scores, we hear, but later there
was a correction, with a single score in
favor Of Barre.
Dir. and Mrs. Willard sprague have
lately driven to Cabot, woodbury. and
Mansfield, to visit friends. Among
these is a cousin Of Mr. Spngue, up
wards of 90 years OF age, who 1as sur.
vlved furious attack Of q maddened
bull but much the worse for the en-
counter.
Mrs. Beulah Bass Clay, now Of Mans.
field. Mass, is here, accompanied by
her two sons, and is visiting sisters Of
her mother She had been absent from
here three and half years, Her bus-
band, Fred Clay. is engaged in the poui-
try business and can count hateaed
chickens this season to the number Of
about thousand Mr.. Clay does some-
thing at market gardening. The fam
iIy find life in Mansfield very pleas
ant.
Rev. Il. il. Currier Of Cabot exchanged
last Sunday with Rev. William Rob
erts. pastor of our Al. +. church. His
wife accompanied him here. Their long
residence here, some years ago, made
them many and warm friends, 50 that
they are always sure Of cordial greet
ing here. We are told that their daugh-
ter. Miss Christine. is about to 80 70
Boston for lessons on the violin We
think she is regarded as a promising
vioIinist, and we congratulate her and
J her friends now on the opportunity Of
further great progress in her art
Miss Ruth, the l5-year-old daughter
81 Mi. and Mrs. William Wylie, on the
old Edison S. Martin farm, in connee-
ton with her friend, Miss Susie Lougee
Of our village, had very pleasant
birthday party at the Wylie home last
week Tuesday. On Wednesday follow
! ing Mr.. and Mrs. Wylie entertained
brothers OF MIR. Wylie from Glover and
, from Dorchester. Mass; and on satur-
day last Mrs. Wylie entertained Mrs
Edwin c. Smiths PhiIathea class in
the Congregational Sunday school, q
score, more or less, having met there
a delightful time was had.