The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-07-02
NORTH MONTPELIER.

Mrs. Ralph Putnam OF Putnamsville
and Mrs. Roy Sibley called on friends
in town Thursday
Miss Anna Conner of Yonkers, y. ",
| is visiting Mrs. Theo. Clark
The ladies' circle meets with Mrs. G..
p. Spaulding Wednesday afternoon,
July 3.
George HOLSTER has brought new
cara Cadillac
Mrs. Lee Kent and children Of Mont.
pelier visited at Carl Lilley's Sunday.
Mrs. VIII Greeley and Mrs. Alice
Hamblett visited in East Calais Sun
day, June %.
Mrs. Louve Chase Of Littleton, n. H.,
is stopping with her niece, Mrs. Alice
Hamblett.
Mr. and Mrs. George Pray visited st
Webster Gates in North Calais Tues
day.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. w. Butterfeld attend
| ed the convention OF state supervisors
at Burlington last week.
Mrs. Shurtletf Of Chicago, a former
resident of East Montpelier, is visiting
! Mrs. Fannie Little this week.
| Mrs. George kelton has returned home
! from her visit at Boston. She was ac
companied home by niece, who will
spend the summer with her
Miss Vera Patrick visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Martin Saturday
Phil HOLSTER of Barre is spending tho
week in town.
Ephie PRAY carried the North Mont
pelier ball team to Sodom Saturday aft
crnoon to play with the Sodom team.
The score resulting was II to in favor
of North Montpelier,
A picnic Vas held~at Allie Gates cot
tage Monday afternoon in honor of their
fourth wedding anniversary.
Miss Alberta Phillips visited i'm East
Montpelier Thursday.
Mrs. John Gsllison was quite i'll last
week with severe cold and pleurisy.
A son OF George Clines of Orange. a
former resident OF this place, is work
ing at Will Greeleys.
Miss Flora Gilmore, who has been
working for Mrs. Ephie Pray, left Mon
day for Old Orchard beach, Maine. where
she has employment for the summer.
Mrs. Frank Wheeler has been helping
Mrs. Pray the past week.
School closed here Friday. Carl Cate,
WiIbe Marion, Johnnie and Emma King
nave dtleHde0 the SCuObi lpI tHt. 1Fhi
ending June % without an absent mark.
Those having no absent marks for the
summer term, ending June rs, We're;
Ruth Lipsey, Ruth kelton, Edith Lit
tie and Lucy Stoddard
Mr. and Mrs. George l.. Pray, Curtis
Graves and Minnie Lawless took an auto
trip to Waterbury June %.
Neil Templeton of Mortified is visit
ing relatives in town.
Rae Goodenough visited at Mortified
Falls over Sunday.
Fred Sibley was in Barre Friday.
Mrs. Lois Dix of Planfield is working
for Mrs Ephie Pray.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blodah and Mrs. Inger-
son were in Mar8hfeld Friday.
Mrs. Flora King has gone to East !
Montpelier to keep house for Mrs. Edith |
Willard about two months. Miss Ethel |
King will board at Henry Chapin's while |
her mother is away.
Miss Nellie Conway is spending few |
days in Barre.
Miss Hattie Cry of Woodbury. has
engaged to work for Mrs. w. G. Nye this
summer.
The Carnes school closed Friday. |
Those having no marks were Arthur |
Lawless, Mildred Gray, Ruth and Esther |
Converse. Clark Gray, Robert Converse.
John Coffin and Merle Gray were alb
sent one day each because of measles.
A reunion of the Clark family was
held at Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Clark's on
Thursday afternoon, seven brothers and
sisters being present.
Mrs. Mary Cutler of Montpelier spent
Thursday with Mrs. Fred Sibley.
Prize speaking and spelling contests
was held at the hall here Friday aft
ernoon. Lila Gallison won the prize
in the spelling contest and in the prize
speaking contest the first prizes We're
awarded to Vera Benjamin and Harold
Clark of the four corners school and sec
ond prizes to Lucy Stoddard of the
North Montpelier school and Marcus Cut
Ter of the Center school.
Mrs. Lucy HoIIister and Mrs. Matt.
Chaplin of Plainiield were recent visitors
at Herbert Guyette's.
Miss Bertha kimball of Lyndonville
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Harry Co
burn.