The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-11-12
MARsHTIELD.

S. c. Pike and wife of Berlin were re.
cent guests Of Herbert Emerys people
and called on other friends in town.
Mrs. Dean Hall has been ready TO do
millinery business several days, and as''
sures her customers the usual courteous
attention.
The state teachers examination will
be held in the yestry of the NJ. T.. church,
Marshfeld, Thursday and Friday, Nov.
ember II and Is, beginning promptly at
o o'clock, n. m. Teachers desiring GER
tiflcates may close their schools for the
two days and make up the time later.
Henry Dwinelps new barn is nearly
completed, and ready for the cattle, and
he is now taking down the old barns.
Mrs. II. c. HOLSTER and son. Ralph,
were in North Montpelier recently, Wis
itng Mrs. Herbert Guyette, Mrs. Hollis
tcr's daughter.
The members of Myrtle Temple 7. s.,
recently organized "Past Chiefs Club.
the first meeting of this organization
being held last Thursday with Mrs.
!, Kate Lamberton, the occasion also being
Mrs. Lamberton's' birthday. Mrs. Gene
we've Lamberton, president of the club,
basket, with the congratulations of the
sisters. Mrs. Lamberton responded
feelingly, thanking the sisters for this
token of friendship.
Herbert Emery, who has been i'll with
pneumonia two weeks, is now able to
sit up a few minutes each day.
Miss Myrtle Wells, a trained nurse of
Barre. has been nursing Mrs. Herbert
Emery, who is i'll with pneumonia and
heart trouble.
O. Ii. Smith, executor of the will of
the late Mrs. Caroline Robinson, has
closed the estate Mr. Smith recently
sold the house, which became the prop
erty of Mrs. Minnie Slocum of Barre
City to C. G. Lamberton of this town.
The entertainment of Thursday even
ing at the Congregational church. which
was attended by about 30 people, will be
repeated next week Tuesday evening,
so that all who planned to see the fam
Gus photos of an old friend can come.
Don't fail to order good weather, then
make an effort to be present.
The "Pythian Dramatic Club" went
to Danville Friday. where they appeared |
in the evening in "Red Acre Farm" A
large crowd was present and reported |
the entertainment success. We are |
sure OF success for this club, wherever |
they may appear.
Yes, the next entertainment of the |
lecture course comes in December, the /
18th. We expect to see you at that |
time. Wen tell you more about it
soon.
The friends of Mrs. Della Towne Good
ridge will be interested to learn of her
good fortune to become overseer in a
large hat-shop in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Jennie Lyndes recently received
from Worcester, Mass.
telling of Harold Goodrich, and his twin
sister, Helena, who recently went from
their work there to better employment
in a box-shop in Fitchburg, Mass. 1t
will be remembered that Harold was in
this town several months, working for
Herbert Emery and others.
A. A. Lyndes sent Is fine turkeys to
Walter +. Sehuster OF East Douglass, II
Mass, last Tuesday morning. Mr.. II
Schuster is owner of large factory and
makes his foremen Thanksgiving pres (
ents, each year, having bought of Mr..
Lyndes for several years. Ii
Friends Of Mrs. G. c. Eaton, who went /
rom the home of her daughter, Mrs. C. /,
J. Martin, to Burlington several weeks
lgo, will be pleased to learn that her |
lealth is somewhat improved. Mrs. :
Eaton being under treatment of the hos
,ital staff of surgeons. Mrs Eaton is
topping in the home Of Mrs. C. j. Al 1
en-. Il
A class of four were initiated into the s
mysteries of the first and second degrees
i Alberta grange last Wednesday even t
ny. Refreshments of cake and coffee a
we're served. H. Q. Dwinell district /
equity, was present, and took the mas
er's place in the initiatory ceremonies
Mrs. +. A. Rosebrook is in T.. Calais, b
ursing in the home of Myrne Hawkins.
Irs. Hawkins will be remembered as
'eulah GoodaIe
Mrs. Jed D. Beckley of Barre City is
isiting Mrs. Flora Whtcomb of
Iarshfeld village.
Tuesdays voting resulted as follows: a
'epublican, rs; Democrat, 80; Progress n
i've, AZ; Prohibition, 2 spoiled 2
j. Berton Pike sent seven-months'- s.
ID registered o. I. C. service boar to A
onyer's farms. Greenwich, Conn, re-
.ntly that weighed PIP pounds. The s
nimal was not fat but in good growing
T
There is to be public whist party at p'
&c Shortt's next Wednesday evening.
hder the auspices of the Village I'M t.
rovement society. Everybody cordial pl
invited.
A Thanksgiving ball will be given by NJ
le grange in Pythian hall Thursday