The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-07-17
SOUTH RYEGATE

A. H. Gibson is quite ill with heart
and lung trouble.
Miss Anna Eliason is not gaining
strength as rapidly as her many friends
would wish. DIR. Beattie of Littleton
n. H., was called to see her Friday.
Harry Currier is taking weeks vaca.
| ton from his duties as clerk in j. L,
McLam's store. He is now in Topsham
where he is helping his father through
haying.
A party, consisting of Mrs. M. f.
Sargent, Mrs. G. NJ. Libby, Mrs. Will
liam Terry, Mrs. w. S. Wallace of New
York City and Miss Mabel Birkbeck OF
Plainfeld, N. j., spent last week at
Halls pond, where they occupied the
Warren Bailey cottage.
Mrs. w. S. Wallace returned Monday
to New York, after couple of weeks
spent visiting friends here.
| Mrs. v Ziegler spent several days at
! Halls pond last week as the guest of
the ladies at the Bailey cottage.
Mrs. Zeigler is receiving a visit from
her sister, Mrs. Kuhn, and two children
of New York City. Mrs. Kuhn came
Saturday and will remain fortnight.
Miss Grace Martyr of Cuttingsville is
keeping house for A. Park and his sis
ter, Miss Maude Whitcher, has returned
to her home in Newbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. Stephens of Quincy,
Mass, came Monday to spend their va
cation with relatives here. They came
by auto, their cousins, A. and 7. Clark,
coming with them. They made the 200
mile trip in one day, reaching here at
$3.50 p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Roben and two
sons returned Sunday night from their
trip to Falmouth, Mass, making the
home trip in their new Buick car, which
Mr. Roben purchased while in Massa-
chusetts.
A camping party, consisting of Dr..
G. w. Darling, +. j. Tewksbury, Alex.
Beaton, DIR. G. G. Cowan of Groton and
N. S. Love of Barre, spent couple OF
days last week in camp near Coos, n. II.
1t seems that poor fishing drove the
party home sooner than was expected.
An auto party, consisting of I. 5.
Gray, Alex. Smith and b. i. Terry went
last week Tuesday to visit the Wood
bury granite quarries. They made the
trip in w. G. Simpsons automobile.
Mrs. Mary Nelson of Turlock, Calf,
who is visiting old friends in South Rye
gate and vicinity, went last week Mon
day to visit her sister, Mrs. Morrison at
Topsham Mrs. Nelson's many friends |
here are glad to welcome her back and to
see her looking as young as when she
left Vermont.
Rev. John Lytle exchanged pulpits
with Rev. S. F. Myers of Groton Sunday
morning
Mrs. Bergfors, who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. G. L. Eliason, the past
two weeks, returned Monday to her home
in Quincy, Mass. Her niece, Miss Clara
Eliason, went with her for a visit.
The entertainments given here every
night last week by the Harrington
Merry Makers gave satisfaction to good
sized audiences. Saturday afternoon the
ten -months-o son of Jim Rosa received
a gold ring as prize for the finest baby
under two years of age.
Mrs. T. p. Southland of st. Adams,
Maine, came Saturday to visit her broth
ers. H. T. and M. p. Brown.
Miss Elizabeth Hall, assistant superin-
tendent of schools in Minneapolis, came
home Tuesday for the summer. Miss
boat, finding it most delightful trip.
Mrs. r. A. Randall and grandson, Don
aid Mcclellan, of Grafton, w. Va, ar
rived Wednesday and viii spend the
summer with Mr.. and Mrs. w. I. George.
Mrs. Howard Edison and son, Ralph,
IF Madison, Wisconsin, came Saturday
10 visit Mrs. Edsons sister, Mrs. A. T.
Beaton,