The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-12-13
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A. A. Gilman and his son, Leslie Gil
man, left on Friday for Gardner, Mass.
to visit his brother, Rev. B. H. Gilman
of that city.
Mrs. Il. F. Briggs took her LITTLE
grandson home to Granville and his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Rice, on Friday after
he had been here a month.
Mrs. Martha T. Buckham of Burling
ton was in town Thursday night, wher
she delivered an address before the Beth
any girls, upon "The Golden Opportu
nifty OF Life" Mrs. Buckham returned
to Burlington on Friday morning.
Wyman Stockwell, who has been pass
ing several days in Waterbury and Ran
doiph, has returned to Rumney, N. H..
where he is employed in a lumber camp
Rev. j. w. Chesbro arrived here on
Friday morning and was here through
the day calling upon his old friends. He
was joined in the afternoon by DIR. w. A.
Dawson of Burlington, both of whom
came to attend the meeting of the Bap-
list church, when the question of sew
ering the federation with the Methodist
denomination, which has continued very
pleasantly for several years, was con-
sidered.. The result of this meeting is
not yet made known.
Richard Rowell, who has been in Cam
bridge on the farm recently bought by
his father, Nj. G. Rowell, was in town on
Friday for a short visit with his par.
ents.
Mrs. G. b. Hollis accompanied her
mother, Mrs. G. II. Jones' who had been
with her month, to her home in
Natick, Mass, last week, to remain for
several weeks.
ID. IL. Morse underwent second sur
gical operation for the removal of a
growth on Thursday at the sanitorium,
and the next day was as comfortable as
could be expected
Mrs. Annie Dumas is in Montpelier
with her daughter, Mrs. Louis Norman
din, for two weeks stay.
james Kirby went to vershire Friday
from the sanitorium where he had been
for the. treatment OF broken limb,
which had refused to knit and had to be
reset and the bones put in place.
Antonio Mazolini sailed from Boston
on Thursday at nine o'clock in the morn
ing for italy to join his brother, Esgene,
who has been there a year. They both
expect to return here in the coming fall
or summer.
Harry Hatch, who left town last week,
has returned here and is now with his
parents in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ". Atwood are in
town for few days, Mr.. Atwood having
finished his work on the west side OF
the state, where he has been engaged in
weights and measures.
Herbert Campbell, whose leg was
broken October ~ by the kick OF horse
has suffered severely and has only been
out of the sanatorium for about week,
when he had to return and have the bone
reset, after which it it is hoped that it
will' improve.
Mrs. d. Alice Young has finished her
season as trimmer in the millinery store
of Mrs j. f. Tewksbury and gone to her
home in Enosburg Falls for the winter.
r. b. Common, who underwent an OPP
Grafton for appendicitis several weeks
ago, has been obliged to have further
surgical treatment, as the wound healed
On the outside but not underneath, and
it had to be opened again.
The Horton Sargent place, below
has been decided by Walter
Grace and Alva Bowen to the former
owner, the G. L. Holman estate The
place which was carried on one season
BY Mr. Grace, has been unoccupied late
y.