The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-06-25
WILLIAMSBURG

Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin c. Smith are N
Burlington to-day to attend commence
ment at IT, V. NJ.
The ladies of the NJ. i. society will
hold social at o. j. Gales Thursday
afternoon and evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Abbott OF North
field have lately visited at John Perry
and Mrs. Fred Whitney's.
Mrs. Hattie Dickerman, who has been
employed in Randolph for some time, is
visiting at R. w. Moulton's.
Mrs. L. w. Boots of Great Falls,
Montana, is visiting her sister, Misc
Mary Waterman, at Mrs. Laura Aims
worth's.
Mrs. Herbert n. Farnham, accompa-
MED by her children, Wayne and Ella.
is spending few days at the home oil
her parents in Bolton.
Mr.. and Mrs Clara +. MeAllister and
Mr.. and Mrs. Erskine f. Rowell char
tered one of C. NJ Edson's autos for
ride to Royalton and return, the 23d.
Ira Robinson, who has been working
for l.. Marshall Jackson and living i'll the
tenement house on the place, has finished
his engagement and moved to Plain
field.
Electrician Lane OF Plainfeld was in
town yesterday to locate the cause OF
total shut off on line AZ and found It
to be lightning -arrester that needed
cleaning
Rev. Alvin NJ. Smith visited his former
pastorate in Concord, VT, last week and
preached there last Sunday. His son,
Percy Smith, is visiting relatives in
Stockbridge.
Station Agent Fred j. Ladue received
a telegram from Boston yesterday, ask
ing him to inform the friends of Henry
s. Baker of his death on the 23d inst.
No particulars were given.
The annual meeting of the Universal
list parish will be held at the church
on Saturday evening, juno 20. at
o'clock The annual meeting OF the ladies'
social viii occur on Friday afternoon.
Carl J. Killam, who has been the
principal of the high school for the past
year. has gone to his home in East
Bedford, Mass. II is rumored that Mr..
killam is looking for better position
and will probably not return for the fall
term.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Abbott of West
moreland, n. H.. were in town yester-
day and called on a relative of Mr.. Abb
bolt, Mrs. Sarah Abbott Freeman. Mr..
Abbott is making trip by team and
goes next to Vershire, via Chelsea
A party from Washington, D. c., in
Guiding Mrs. Walter c. Trephane and
children were in town yesterday and
called on the Misses Alice and Annette
Edison and Il. i. Walkers family. Mrs.
Clephane is the daughter of Newell D.
Walker and had not been in town for
about 80 years.
Several complaints have lately been
made Of petty disturbances to the house
holds of number of families at the
south end of the village. invariably hap
pening on the evening of the meeting OF
the boy scouts. quiet investigation
has been made by the authorities, and
the names OF the offenders are known. |
arrests win follow.
Supt. II. d. Casey's household goods
were shipped to Springfield, Vt, yester
Day. Mrs. Casey went TO Boston to-day |
and Mr.. Casey will 60 there later, after |
attending the superintendent conven
tion at Burlington. They plan to spend |
the month OF August at their cottage at
Oak Bluffs, Mass, and to return to I
Springfield in September to take up the
work of superintendent there.
Those in the primary room of the
school, taught by Miss
Agnes Gleason, who had a perfect at
tendance for the term just closed were;
Thomas Blakeney, John Blakeney, Flor
enee Clark, Ora Little, Sadie Recor, Alma
Mcdonald, Edwin Young for the year,
Thomas Blakeney. John Blakeney. In
termediate room, Mrs Olive Prize, teach
sr: For the term, Irene Bruce, Francis
Bruce, Clarence Clark. George King, Edna
Murphy. Earlwood Murphy, John Muir
-ay, William Murray, Rosie Pallas. Lena
Palas. Charlie Pspineau, Frank Tucker,
Hazel Young; for the year, Rosie Pallas,
Lena Pallas Frank Tucker Quarry
school, Miss Jennie Mckenzie, teacher;
For the term, Jessie Blakeney, Clara
leonard, Alvena Pallas. Elsie Prize,