The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-02-04

Miss Hazel Wiley, daughter OF MI
and Mrs. Ralph Wiley. was quite Sc
riously bruised and injured while coast
ing one evening last week, Besides
sprained ankle, she received sewers
bruise on her forehead Miss Marion
Bcckwith, who was on the same sled
received some bruises on the head ant
Miss Ruby Clark escaped without bruises
but with Il coat which was rent u
twain. Miss Willey's injuries have con
fined her to the house for several days.
Miss Jennie Orr went last week U
West Corinth TO care for Mrs. Rodmai
Blake, who is seriously i'll.
Miss Nancy j. Hall has closed her
house on Maple street and has gone q
Montpelier to spend, the winter with
friends.
Miss Sadie Spooner Of Randolph IS
spending a few weeks at the homes OF
her sister, Mrs o. ID. Tracy and Mrs
Harry o. Cole.
Madam Georgia Camp of Barre City
came last Thursday to remain Tor
time at the home OF her niece, Mrs.
DENIS w. Densmore.
Walter Bowen, who has had employ
ment most of the time since last May
on the new school house, has finished
his work here and went last week to
Waterbury, where he will have work on
the new school building there, which L. j..
Robinson is building.
A daughter was born Saturday, Jan.
"a, to Mr.. and Mrs. John Rich, who live
near the church on the west hill.
| Cadet Russell X. Corwin, who has been
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Err
nest A. Corwin, returned to Norwich uni
versty last Tuesday, to resume his stud
les.
About thirty Of the neighbors and
friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. Burt A. East
man met at their home near the South
spent an enjoyable evening in dancing.
Mr.. Eastman and George +. Griffin fur
nished the music.
Madam Ann L. Goss has gone to Can
ton, Mass, to spend the winter with her
daughter, Mrs. j. f. Fish.
NJ. H., Hazen of the Rapid Telephone
company was here from South Royalton
one day last week and moved the tele
phone booth, which has been in the Buck
drug store for many years, to the ho
tel, where il has been installed in the
barroom. An instrument which was at
the hotel was installed in the drug
store.
While caring for young horse last
week, Holton $. Annis, who resides on
the west hill, was seriously injured by
the horse throwing himself against Mr..
Annis while he was in the stall. Two of
Mr.. Annis' ribs were fractured in the
mix.up. Mr.. Annis has been in very
poor health for several months and this |
injury comes doubly hard on him at this |
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace H Sanborn have
broken up housekeeping and Mrs. San
born has gone to Milo NJ. Sanborns |
where she will work for Mrs Sanborn, |
who is in very poor health, during the
winter.
At an official meeting of the quar-
terly conference of the Methodist church
which was held recently, it was the
unanimous desire OF the board to have
the present pastor, Rev. A. b. Enright,
returned here for another year. Mr..
Enright was sent here last spring by
the Vermont Methodist conference and
has not only given great satisfaction
10 his parishioners. but has made large
,ircle of friends outside his parish, who
will unite in the wish of his church to
nave him returned for another year.
Druggist G. A. Buck has made and is
till making extensive repairs and i'm
in the interior of his store, 4
hief among which is the laying OF hard
wood floors in his back store or com
room and he has also finished
III and fitted up private office.
Enoch Lyford has finished work for
his brother, George Lyford, and went
Monday to Randolph Center, where he
will work for time for his uncle,
MARSHALL Bannister.
THE Legal Document" given at the
pera house last Thursday night by the
Jew Chelsea Dramatic company, was
cry much enjoyed by fair-sized house,
onsidering the treacherous travelling,
Every member of the company seemed
o be at their best and the presenta-
ion was exceptionally fine. The dance ,
fter the play was fairly well attend {
d and the occasion from the rise of I
he curtain until the end of the last /,
anee was a continuous pleasure The ,
helsea opera house orchestra rendered !,
ne music for both play and dance.
The remains of Miss Bernica 4. Leach 4
New London, Conn, arrived here !
Ist Tuesday afternoon. accompanied by !
er mother and stepfather, Mr.. and Mrs.
. L. Cram. The funeral was held here \
Iednesday afternoon from the home of !,
Irs. Luna II. Godfrey, Rev. A. II En-. n
ght officiating and the interment was
Highland cemetery. Mrs. Cram was
Miss Minnie Allen OF this town
nd is niece of Mrs. Godfrey. Mrs.
ram and her daughter, Miss Leach, v
,ent several weeks in town last sum il
er as the guests Of Mrs. Godfrey. p
ISIS Leach was talented young lady, ii
stenographer by profession and her
itimely death was occssioned by as
iyxiation.
Mrs. Mark II. Whitney went last week 1
Randolph to spend short time with
n mother, Mrs. IL. ID. Rhodes.