The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-01-23

work the past week by having the
end of one finger cut off while assist
ing with saving machine. Another
man splitting, accidentally hit too near
his finger.
4 Daniel Holcomb is slowly failing at
his home at p. Urban's.
S.. b. Blodgett was business visitor
in Montpelier Wednesday.
Walter Smith has moved into the new
house he purchased of L. Myers.
/ X. r. Freeman was in Barre Thursday
to have his eyes treated for blindness.
Will Lang and family go to Florida
next Tuesday for an indefinite time.
Dean Fisher of Albany, N. Y, made a
short stop with. his parents recently.
Ned Bates of Montpelier was a guest
of his sister, Mrs. w. b. Lance, recent
| ly.
Fl. 0. Dwinell has been laid up the
past week with inhammatory rheuma-
| tism.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Culman of Port
land, Me-, visited her brother, Ernest
Bliss, last week.
Mrs. Fred Messer. and daughter, Eve
lyn, Of Greensboro, We're in town Fri
day and Saturday.
| Miss Eva Clough has been obliged to
give up her school on west hill on ac-
count Of ill health.
Mrs. Henry Allen of Enosburg is stop
ping in town a few days Mr.. Allen
works in the creamery.
Mrs Edna Perry and daughter, Hazel,
are spending few weeks with her
mother, Mrs. T.. +. Smith.
Herbert Heath has rented Will Langs
farm, while the latter is away in Flor
ida, and will move this week.
Ned Webster and Ralph Perry went
to Johnson last week 20 see Ralphs
sister, Lila, who is attending school
there.
There were no services at the Con-
gregational church last Sunday in conse-
quence Of Rev, d. L. billiard being i'll
with quinsy sore throat.
News has been received from Win
sted. Conn.,, of the death of Mrs. Sarah
Russell, wife of the late Rev. Henry
Russell, former pastor Of this place.
The lecture last Friday night by
Charles Fitzwilliams drew a good audi
ehce and was pronounced by those who
heard it, TO be the best thing out this
winter.
Paul Hopkins, Ralph Perry, Raymond
harrington and Ray Bolton have re-
turned to the agricultural school in Lynn
donville Center, after seven weeks
vacation caused by the smallpox scare.
Mrs. q. F. AlcGoff and children are
10 spend the winter at her fathers,
IT. w Dane, at Winooski hotel Mr.
McGof is a travelling salesman and will
spend some of his time with his fam
lily.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Myers have moved
to Thetford and will live with their
daughter, Mrs. Nathan Corliss, until
their house is repaired in the spring. |
Mr.. and Mrs. Myers have lived in town
81 years and viii be missed, as they |
were both willing workers in the G. A. |
r.. and w. II. c., and on all occasions |
pertaining to these lodges. The good
wishes of their many friends go with |
them. br
The Winona Juvenile temple installed |
their officers Saturday, Jan. 20, as fol- /
lows: Chief templar, Mabel Smith; vice |
templar, Eulene McConachie; secretary, |
Nettie Gilman; assistant secretary, Bea-
trice Lance; financial secretary, Harold I
Lance; treasurer, Marion Drew; marshal I
Lillian Lance; deputy marshal, Olive |
Smith; chaplain, Phyllis Webster past
chief templar, Gordon Webster; guard, /
Lewis Nelson; sentinel, Sarah Clarke.
The Union Telephone Co, held their
annual business meeting Monday at the
town hall and elected their officers for
the present year as follows: Directors,
O. F. Barrett, Fred Allen, George Laird,
f. Il. Horr, II. A. Heath; president, O.
+. Barrett; vice-president, F. E. Horr;
secretary and treasurer, R. f. Hoyt;
auditors, II. II. Carpenter r. f. Hoyt,
w G. Walker. New directories, giving
list of subscribers and connections with
the Citizens line of Hardwick, can be
at the postotiice at 10 cents
apiece. =