The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-20
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, Mrs. Fri Batchelder Is sick and con
fined to her bed, suffering with rheuma
tism.
The pupils of the high school will Civ,
an entertainment in the town hall FRI
day evening, March %.
Wesley Rumney spent several days
last week with his sister, Mrs. Abe
Worthim in Richmond.
| Mr. and Mrs. II. II. Simmons enter
tanned fifteen young people from Ran
dolph at dinner Friday evening.
The regular meeting of Brookfield
grange will be held Friday evening. IL
Is desired that all members be present.
A l2-pound son was born TO Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilbur Norman Sunday morning.
Mrs. V. \. Wardner is caring for Mrs.
Norman and son.
The regular meeting OF the g. A. II.
and the W. X. C. will be held Saturday
afternoon. IL is desired that all members
OF the corps be present, as there Is mi
tiation work
Twenty persons attended the grange
social, held with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
II. Fullam last week Wednesday evening
and all reported fine time. The bad
travelling kept many at home.
A genuine surprise reception was ten
dered Mr. and Mrs. Azel Hall last Tues
day evening by several of their neighbors
and friends. A purse OF money was Civ
IN them and several pieces Of china. Re.
freshments were served and all enjoyed
the occasion very much.
The neighbors OF Ameda White gath
cred at his home Saturday evening, Civ
ing him a complete surprise, reminding
him it was his birthday anniversary. He
received 63 postal cards and several let
tiers from friends. Refreshments OF cake,
coffee and confectionery were served.
Mrs. Lincoln W. Morse and two sons,
Theron and Louis, went to Cabot Friday
to spend week with relatives. Mr..
Morse accompanied them, returning home
Monday.
The high school closes this week FRI |
day for the two weeks Easter vacation. |
Watson Larose has hired out to work |
one year for w. b. Colt, commencing |
April /.
Mr.. Colpitts of White River Junction /
was one OF the arrivals at Simmons inn |
Wednesday.
NJ. w. Haggett came home Saturday
from st. Johnsbury, where he has had
employment for several months. He re-
NAMED with his family over Sunday and
Monday went to Barre to work, so he
'ould be nearer his family.
w. H. Huggard has rented u. A.
Tlark's house in the village and moved
Ms family there.
Perley c. Reyes, who was very sick
asst week with pneumonia is now con
'alescing, being able to sit mp little
ach day.
DIR. L. y. Ellis was called to Mortified
londay to see Mrs. W. o. Pride, who is
= very poor health. Her friends will be
Interested to hear that she returned |
rom the Winooski hospital last week |
]. NJ. Loan, who has been on the Il. II.
Nils farm for the past two years moved I
ast week to Randolph. Archie George /
( Randolph Center has rented the farm !
nd taken possession.
Miss Bessie Wheatley of Mortified !,
isited Mr.. and Mrs. William Clark sew
raj days last week.
y. y. Ioou celebrated his lIsl DlTJH-
ay anniversary March 10 by giving =
tile dinner party,
w. ?. Hubbard OF South Royalton was
| town last week, selling vacuum clean
Is. lie was entertained at the home of h
IT, and Mrs. l.. B. Wright. n
Hrs. Albert Edison of Randolph Center Il
as the guest last week of her daughter, /
RS. G. VI. McDerment, and family. h
Mrs. Fri Dirty spent several days last \
eek with her sister in Hardwick q
VIII Carley has gone to Newport. 81
. H., to work. His goods were shipped t,
ere Tuesday. The family are staying n
r a few days with her parents. Mr.. and ii
rs. Charles Palmer, in East Braintree. Il
Mrs. 7. Callagan, who has been con- ca
led to her bed for several weeks with ii
eumonia, is slowly gaining. III
Mrs. Charles R. Blake, who has been fo
the Mary Fletcher hospital in Bur "
gton for treatment, returned home al
turday. r