The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-06-04
NORTH MONTPELIER.

Mrs. Orlaine Mears is in poor health.
George Pray is working in the wool
en- MILL
Mrs. Wallace Comes visited at Mont
pelier last week.
Harvey Wheeler of Woodbury. Center
was in town Thursday.
Mrs. Fulsome of Marshfeld visited her
daughter, Mrs. Frank Blodah, last week
Mrs. King and daughter Ethel, are
visiting in Wolcott for a few days.
Mrs. Joseph Martin visited her sister
Mrs. Flora King, Tuesday.
| The Plainfeld high school played ball
with the North Montpelier team on Mr.
Kelton's fat Thursday afternoon. the
score standing to ? in favor of North
Montpelier.
Mrs. George Kelton is visiting friends
and relatives in Boston for couple of
weeks.
Fred Sibley took an auto trip to
Peacham last Monday to get Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Lawrence.
Arthur Ainsworth fell through scut-
tie hole to floor beneath, last Tuesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Luther have
gone to their home at Northfeld Falls
for a short time.
Mrs. Laura LeBarron of Calais visit
ed her daughter, Mrs. Victor Templeton,
last week.
Moses Lambcrton of Marshfiold visit
ed friends in town the past week.
Elias Colburn of Lowell Mass, is stop.
ping at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. viii
Greeley.
L. L. Bamforth of Morisvlle was in
town Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Morrison, C. Cush-
man and the Misses Sweet of Barre
spent Memorial day at North Montpelier.
Lewis Chandler is at home for the
present.
Owing to the high water the men
were unable to work in the finishing
room of the mill Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Attridge of
Gare visited at Mrs. May Johnsons
last week.
Miss May Southwick Of Montpelier is
at the home of her brother, Charles
Aunt Mary HOLSTER, from Lisbon, y.
H., is visiting at George HOLSTERS.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. X. HOLSTER and Mrs.
Gertrude Martin of Barre visited at Mrs.
j. w. Butterfield's Tuesday and attend
ed the concert.
Miss Blanche Mooreroft has returned
from her visit at Barre.
Miss Margaret Keefe is at home from
Goddard seminary with sprained ankle.
John Cullom has finished work for L.
Hammet
Mrs. Charles Hopkins of Waterbury
visited at Mrs. May Johnson's last week.
Frank Garron of Barre is building a
garage for Wallace Carnes.
Harold Nye returned to his home at
Maiden, Mass, Wednesday.
While working in the woods at L.
Hammet's Saturday, Philip Martin was
thrown from a wagon and broke his
leg. He was otherwise injured and was
taken to Heaton hospital, Montpelier, for
treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. ]. Conant and little
daughter Of Montpelier came Wednes-
day to spend the summer at J. w. But
terfeld's, in the hope that Mr.. Conant
weak condition, the trip was made in
an ambulance.
Examination for free advanced in
struction in secondary schools viii be
held for the town of East Montpelier
at North Montpelier hall Thursday and
Friday, June q and Z. All applicants
are requested to report for work at 0
a. m. each day.
The concert given by Harold Nye and
Mrs. Ellen Nye Gray Lawrence, Tues
lay night, brought out full house and
was thoroughly enjoyed by all. Not oft
en- does it fall to the lot of North
people TO be able to get three
such talented musicians together as Mr.. |
Nye, violin. Mr. Forsell, cornet, and Mrs. |
Lawrence, piano, and that it was fully |
enjoyed was shown by the enthusiasm
Of the audience. After the concert
lance was given, for which Mr.. Nye |
and Mr.. Forsell played, with Miss Bau
as accompanist