The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-01


Mrs. Charles Lease is quite i'll
Samuel Baird had green peas from his
garden on June q.
John Doheny Of Boston is a guest Of
his brother, Rev. P. II. Doheny.
Mrs. NJ. A Hoadley has gone to New
York City to visit her children.
Fl. g. Akeley Of Minneapolis is a
guest 81 his brother, George Randall
Arthur II. Bailey, assistant supervisor
Of the hospital, is away on yaca.
ton.
Mrs. r. N. Demeritt and daughter,
Laura, are visiting in saranac Lake,
IN. Y.
Miss Katherine Collins Of Ferrisburg
has been visiting at the nome OF Holden
Haseltine.
], D. and J. b. Thompson Of Waits
field were recent guests at the home Of
Samuel Baird.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Miller nave
moved from Montpelier and taken rooms
Fat Phlo Towle's house.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. II. Whitehill, who
have been visiting their son, editor II G.
Whitehill, have returned TO their home
in Groton.
Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Palmer, VINO
have been visiting relatives in town,
have returned to their home in Dor.
chester, Mass.
Dan J Kicker, who has been teaching
in the Amherst high school. has accepted
d position as Instructor in mathematics
IN Odlin college
M o. Evans, III, of Grants Pass, Ore
gan, has arrived III town and win spend
two months with his parents, Mr., and
Mrs NJ Q, Evans.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. IT. Clark Of Enfield
n. IT,, who have been visiting their
daughter, Mrs. Allen Fogg, for two
weeks. have returned home.
Mrs Charles Reynolds, who has been
caring for her mother. Mrs Lorenzo
Bryant, has been called home to Jeifer-
sonville By the illness Of her husband
A party consisting Of Harold and
Homer Campbell Verne and Lloyd Fogg
Allan Perry Choate Miner and John
Bradley are camping on the state farm
Dir. and Mrs Petty, with daughter,
Miss Lillian, we're in Burlington. attend
ing the unwilling Of the portrait Of DR.
Petty's father, Prof. Petty, Of the u.
.Y N.
Joseph Herschel Smith and Andrew
Brown were graduated from the univer.
sity Of Vermont this week Members
0l both families were present at the
exercises.
Robert Haseltine, who has been teach
ing IN the Castleton normal school
leaves tonight for New York City,
where he takes course ii The summer
school of Columbia college.
Last week the neighhora of Mrs Susan
Pickett gathered at her home to re-
mind her Of her seventy sixth birthday
Mrs Pickett is very active and shows
but little Of the years passing over her
Refreshments Of fruit punch. ice cream
and cake We're served and many little
reminders left Of the occasion.
Tuesday. June %, was the sixty-sev-
enth birthday Of Mrs Martin Hayden,
and over $50 friends and neighhors were
gathered 70 congratulate her Tables
we're set in the dining room and con
tinuous dinner was served from eleven
until night Many presents were left
with AIRS Hayden aud genuine good
time enjoyed. The members Of the Ia
dies aid Of the Methodist church were
among the guests.
A large number attended the concert
given BY the Wilder school Of music in
the Strong theatre, Burlington, Tuesday
evening Those from here who took part
were Dorothy Kellogg Barbara Brown,
Norma Perkins, Marguerite Menard, Flo
ra Boyee Amy Wheeler. G. /. Hatch and
MrM Thiebaut The pupils ii town
who received their recital mark and
We're excused frem the concert were Mrs.
ID. S. Ward. Ruth I. Parker and Annie
Dorothy Palmer Mr. Wilder left Bur
lngton early Wednesday morning for
New York City, from whence he sails
on the steamer Arabic for London. He
win spend the summer in study with
methods in voice and pianoforte. He
win reopen his school Of music in Bur
lington September 5 aud will come to
Waterbury for his class here.