The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-10

Albert F. Mercy left Saturday for
Boston, Mass, after having spent a
week in town visiting his parents. lie
has responsible position with the
American Express company.
L. Norris Lucas and family were in
East Randolph Sunday TO visit Mrs.
Lucas mother, Mrs. Arthur Camp
Fred w. Lewis, who has been doing
carpenters work on the Spaulding cot
tage house just below North Tunbridse
has completed his labors there and is
now working for Fred A. Ordway.
Ben II. Adams was in West Lebanon,
n. H., Saturday to attend the bimonth.
~ auction sale Of horses at the Withing-
ton stables.
Mrs. r. Il. Hood and daughters, Misses
Ola and Lille. returned Sunday from
North TunNidqe, where they spent last
week as guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthn.
r. Bacon.
Rev. Carl Corwin and family Of Chi.
cag0 arrived Friday and will spend tile
month Of August in town as the guests
Of Mrs. Corwin'a parents, Dr.. and Alrs
Marcus II. Corwin.
Mrs. Addie +. sanborn, who has not
been in her usual health of late and
has been cared for by Mrs. j. II. Grif-
fin, went Sunday to the home of Wal
lace Sanborn. where she will be cared
for BY Mrs. Wallace Sanborn for time.
Afrs Griffin returned to her home sun
day.
Harvey Taylor Of Hartford, Conn,
came last week for visit to his ia.
Their Noah Taylor. He Is in the en-.
ploy OF Brown, Thompson & Co., retail
grocers Of Hartford, and drives a deiy-
cry automobile.
Richard Dyer, Mrs. Alice Hadley's
chauffeur, returned Saturday from Bos-
ton. Macs, in which city he spent last
week. He made the round trip in the
Hadley automobile, and was accompanied
By James r. Leonard, assistant cashier
in the National Bank Of Orange Coun-
~.
Mrs. Fannie Goodwin and Mrs. v B.
Carpenter Of East Brookheld were in
town from Friday to Sunday, and were
guests Of Mrs W. II, Sprague.
aiiss Flora NJ. Corwin came last week
to spend the month Of August at the
nome OF her father, ]. A. II. Corwin.
She has responsible position in the
Office OF the state insurance commission.
er Of Massachusetts, whose headquarters
are in the State House in Boston
After spending two weeks vaea-
tion with her parents, Nh and Mrs.
Ezra w. Hood, Miss Edith Hood re-
turned hast week 10 Alfred. n. Y, where
she has q position az private secretary
To the president ef Alfred university
and also secretary to the director Of the
agricultural school. She returns to en-
ter upon the duties Of her fourth year
in the above positions.
Capt. Samuel f. Paine Of xenia, III,
spent last week in town visiting friends
and was the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs
w. H. Sprague. Capt. Paine, who is
eighty-six years old. is yet in full pos
session of his faculties and a gentle
man Of the old school whom il is u
rare pleasure indeed, to meet. He is
native Of BrOolsfeld but IN his boy.
hood days was frequent visitor in
Chelsea since his grandparents, the lat,
Mr.. and Nrs Samuel Esterbrooks, were
residents here living on the farm now
occupied By Warren Stearns. Mr.. Paine
left here Sunday for Fast Brooirfeid,
eoing b. the way of WEliamstown
east hill, to visit Luther H. j. Mer-
rill, now eighty.seven years old, who
is the only playmate OF b0yhood days
now living. After a few DAYS spent
IN Brookfeld, he viii 30 to New Bed
ford Mass, to visit relatives of his
wife and then 60 TO Reading. Conn,
to visit his son, Albert Bigelow Paine,
the well known author, who is now
writing the biography Of the late Mark
Twain"
Miss Beth Skinner Of Barre City Is
in town visiting her grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Austin L. Skinner, and other
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hanson had the
pleasure recently Of a two weeks visit
from their son, Fred, who for the past
year has been filling responsible posi-.
tion with wholesale manufacturing
glove house in New York City.
Miss Maud Jones, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Horace Jones', has gone to
2unbridge. where she is working in the
family Of Lincoln Cillcy.