The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-01-19

an intoxicated condition, were arrested
here Tuesday night and placed in the
lookup, and on Wednesday morning were
sentenced to term in Chelsea jail and
ware at once taken there by officer d. ID.
Howe. -Four or five were young men,
and their sentence was fo7 80 days, and
one man, about 70 years, was charged
with yagrsncy and sentenced to a five
months stay at the county jail he hay
ing declared that he had no other place
to go.
Hon. James Hutchinson has not been
as well for few days past.
Iris Buck and Marion Drew are both
i'll and confined to the house.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Il. Brooks have re.
turned from a few days stay in Bos-
ton
A. II. Powers returned Wednesday
morning from business trip to Worces-
ter and Paxton, Mass.
Henry Wood OF st. Adams. who is the
nephew of Mrs E. A. Thomas, is pass
ing some time here as her guest.
Nelson Martin is failing in strength
and is now In a very serious condition,
with little hope of improvement.
Miss Gail Lamson left here Tuesday
for stay of some length with her sis
ter, Mrs Theron Brooks, in Washington,
d. c.
Mrs. Edna Fairbanks and her daughter,
Miss Hazel Fairbanks have returned
from visit in Burlington and Rich
mond.
Mrs. M H. Corwn closed visit Of
some length with Mrs. A. il. Powers on
Wednesday and went to her home in
Chelsea,
Frank Parsons returned to his home
III New York Wednesday, leaving his
father, +. L. Parsons, somewhat more
comfortable.
Tracy Peycke and Paul johnson were
the delegates from the Bethany church
young mems brotherhood to the young
mems meeting at Ludlow.
Rev. Fraser Metzger, who has been
confined to the house with severe cold,
was able to be at the circular conference
at Bethany church Tuesday.
DR.. Wheeler of Burlington was here
on Wednesday to perform a surgical OPP
Grafton upon the mother of Dr. Stearns
The patient was at the sanatorium for
the operation.
Mrs, George Wallace of Waitsfeld
was the guest Tuesday Of her cousin,
Leon Drew, and family, and in the even
ing acted as installing officer at the
Rebekah lodge
Miss Nettie Lasure was an over, Sun
day guest OF her cousin, Miss iura
coming from Eden, where
she has been teaching, and continuing
her journey 70. Woodstock Monday.
J. w. Ford has been in an unconscious
condition for about SO hours, with no
hope of recovery Mr. Ford has been
i'll with pneumonia, which was
followed by Bright's disease for several
days.
Roy Rumrill left here for Springfield,
Mass Tuesday, where he expects to
continue business for about a year and
q half, having been assigned that place
by the company by which he has been
employed for several years
Mrs. c. f. LazeIIe left here for White
River Junction Wednesday, where she
will stay till Saturday, and then 90 to |
her home IN Boston. Mr. Lazelle is inn /
proving under the treatment he is re-
ceiving at sanatorim in Battle Creek, /
Mich, and expects to come to his home |
in Boston next week.
Mrs. c. f. Conner LETT here Tuesday !
morning for her home in Manchester, /
vt, and her sister, Mrs. Clara Southland |
TO Addison Monday, leaving
their father, f. L. Parsons, more COM
Portable and with Q reasonable hope of
partial recovery.
The circular conference of the Congre-
gational church met with Bethany
church on Tuesday. with an average I
attendance Rev. Robert Clark Of Ran
iolph Center gave the sermon in the I
which was followed by din
ler, served by the local church Follow
ng this, there were addresses by Prof.
a. Fl. Rice OF the normal school, NJ. NJ +
Wilson. Z. W. Tewksbury and Robert
/ Mitchell.
Randolph lodge Of L o. 0. F. held a
meeting Tuesday evening for the in
Of the following officers n, g.,
Salisbury; Y g., L. E. Sawyer
secretary, Ned c. Buck; treasurer, A. NJ,
warder, ?. J. Blanchard; con-
luctor, NJ w Campbell; 0. g. Il. A.
Bruce; T. G.. Fred Brysnt r. s. n. G.,
= S. Booth; l.. S. ~ G., +. A. Bruce:
r. S. v G., W. II. Peltoni 1. s. V. c.,
;. G.. Goodwin; r. S. s., i. G. Kent;
!. S. S.. w. G. Slack; chaplain, 0. r.
ireene These officers were installed by
,. D. G. NJ, b. S. Sylvester, assisted
~ d. D. G. w. Howe OF Mortified.
The meeting at the parish house on
Monday evening was attended by about
70 members and guests of the brother
lood. Rev. Fraser Metzger was confined
o the house by illness and consequently
Unable TO take up the subject assigned
lin, and the meeting took up the sub
ect of new school building. There
we're several spirited addresses, the
peakers being Rev. Father NJ. S. O'Don-
lell, Supt IT, w. Lewis and others.
several suggestions were made and sites
or a new building recommended, among
which was the premises of the late VIII
lam II. Dubois, which, it is understood, 4
an be purchased at the present time
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