The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-11-08
WATERBURY.
lam Boyce 4 visiting in Proctor.

Madam Boyce IA visiting in Proctor.
Mrs. y, A. Campbell is in Burlington.
Mrs. Erwin Cooley is much improved,
Mrs. w. L. Boicourt has returned from
Concord n. H.
The Duxbury schools are having a
weeks vacation.
Charles Clark has meyed his household
goods to Hardwick
Mr.. and Mrs. b. r. Demeritt leave this
noon for New York City.
Mrs. Leslie Durkoe OF Scrabble hin,
who has been very i'll, is much better.
Miss Clara Corse takes Miss Mays
place as teacher in the school at the
Center.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Perry have ro-
turned TO lberville, p o. after a weeks
visit in town.
Mr., and Mrs. Ralph Peake and Mr.
and Mrs. i. II, Steele, jr., are rejoicing
in the birth Of sons
The Hypatia club enjoyed very
pleasant children's day at the home on
Mrs. V. /. Perkins last Friday.
Half a hog was recently taken out
Of the slaughter house of VIII O'Neil. Dep
uty Sheriff Parcher is working on the
matter
Lewis Ather, All Morse and 0rrin
Arlington have returned from their
work for the Demeritt & Palmer Packing
company at Randolph
Horace Tatro was called to Morrisville
last week by the illness Of Mrs Tatro,
who was operated upon later at the Fam
ny Allen hospital in Burlington.
Mrs. f. i. Palmer, IT,. has returned
from week spent IN Boston Miss
Annie Dorothy Palmer will remain with
her uncle in Dorchester for two weeks.
C. c. Abbott of Planaeld has leased
the Brown house on Main street. Mr..
Abbott is cattle buyer and win make
shipments from the local yard each week.
Mrs. Joseph Herman. who has been
spending four weeks az the inn, has gone
to Manchester, n. H., where she viii
visit her parents before going to New
York.
Elder Page and family have arrived
in town and Sunday be began his work
as pastor OF the Advent church They
are to reside in the Clarence Marshall
house.
Miss Caroline Keene, who recently
moved TO Bridgeport, Conn, with her
parents, was operated upon last week for
appendicitis at st. Vineent's hospital in
that city
William Sullivan has gone TO Massa-
chusetts with the expectation OF finding
work in some OF the institutions Of the
state. He has been employed for some
time at the Vermont state hospital.
Walter Henderson, who works for Will
bur Porter, had his leg broken below the
knee Tuesday by being caught in the
belt Of a gasoline engine lie Is being
cared for at the home Of Mr.. Porter.
Last week on High street, at the age
OF seventy.two. Edward Turkey passed
away. He was n blacksmith by trade,
a Grand Army man and member of
the local Dillingham; post. He is sur
yived by widow and son, Albert.
Another meeting Of the union church
efficiency campaign was held at the Con-
gregational church last evening, when
Rev. William Shaw, ID. d., superintend-
ent OF the St Adams district, preached.
DIR. shaw spoke in very helpful man
ner.
Charles J. Root has returned to New
York, where he win remain in the inter
ests of his Florida hotel employers until
the holidays, when he viii 70 South.
Mr. Root has risen at a rapid rate from
bellboy to manager of the largest hotel
in the country.
The work Of putting in the state per
manent roadway on Main street was
completed last week, as far as labor
on il thisgseason is concerned. II is ex-
peeted That in the early spring this road
will be covered with preparation which
win bind the gravel together so it win
not be torn by automobiles
Richard Tsrbell, VINO ran away from
bis home here in the village over a week