The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-07-05

father, j. NJ. Ferguson of New York,
and his sisters, Mrs. Berghoz Of Can
! ton, China. and Mrs. Alma Walker OF
Burlington, who left for home Wednes-
day. Mrs. Bergholz resides at Canton,
with her son. Leo, who has been consul
there for six years, but is now at home
on a leave of absence,
Mrs. w. NJ. Houghton Of Hartland
came Monday and visited her sister,
| Mrs. George Drew, and Wednesday went
home, taking with her Master Leo Fra
ser, who has been with Mrs Drew for
several days.
Mr. and Mrs. John Brewer OF Brook
lyn. n Y, have arrived and are the
guests Of Col. and Mrs, A. b. Chandler
at Mari.Castle. Miss Decima Vivian of
New York also arrived Wednesday to
pass the summer with her sister, Mrs
Chandler.
Mrs Jennie Clifford has gone to Hard
wick. where she has a three months
engagement.
Mrs. Charles Blake and daughter, Miss
Nellie Blake, came from Sharon this
week TO put their house in readiness,
to remain closed for part of the sum
mer, and they will again go to Sharon,
where they are pleasantly located OH
farm, and where the daughter seems
to be gradually regaining her health.
Miss Grace Bagley Of Newport, ~ H.,
was the guest OF Mrs. c. J. Spaulding
the first OF the week and went from
here to Mortified for visit before
going to Plymouth, n. H., to attend a
summer school.
DR.. and Mrs. NJ c. Spaulding of Ash
land, n. H., is being entertained BY
Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Lamb.
Carroll s. Scott of Detroit, Mich, re.
Gently visited his sister, Mrs. Joseph
Menard, ON his way from st. Adams,
where he had been for few days. Mr.
Scott is in the automobile business in
Detroit, ard the family may join him
in that city, where James Menard, the
son, will find employment.
L. p. Bartlett of Dorchester Center,
Mass. arrived here Saturday night for
stay of some length at Mrs. c. NJ.
Towards.
Mrs. Lucinda Cleveland has been APP
pointed press correspondent for the Yer
p. C.. Dodge and II. p. Sanford have
returned from ten days stay in Balti
more, while attending the Democratic
national convention
The White Cross milk plant was
opened Monday under the management
of l.. +. Butman, who has been with
Hood & company for the last IL years.
Mr.. Butman has rented the cottage of
w. Il. Lamson on South street and will
bring his family here soon. Heretofore
the plant has not met with success but
it is hoped that under the new manage
ment the farmers will again gain conf |
dence and the business increase.
\. L. Demeritt of Waterbury was IN /
town Tuesday at the canning factory !
making arrangements for the fall bust
ness. which he hopes will exceed that |
Of any previous year.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Chedel, accompa
MED by Miss Elsie Osgood, LETT here |
Wednesday for Enfield where they will /
pass several weeks at their cottage /
there. Miss Jessie Chedel and Miss
Cora Osgood went on Tuesday to get /
the cottage ready for the family.
Miss Bessie Lewis, who for the last
year has been teaching in Winthrop,
Mass returned here this week, accom-
panied by her mother. Mrs Fannie Lew
5, and will pass a part of her summer
,acation here in their home
Miss Mabel Perkins. only daughter
II Mr. and Mrs Charles Perkins of
Rochester, and Clarence Sault of this
,laee were married at the home of the
ride on Tuesday, and after a short
Wedding trip will come here for home,
laving leased the house on Maple street
ately vacated by Mrs. J. H. Richmond.
The bride was for long time an eff
lent saIeslady in the suit department OF
3ell Brothers store, and is popular with
he young people here, and the groom
las always resided here and is foreman
n the office of The Herald and News.