The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-07-29

Intosh was broken into, and all the bells
used in the machinery cut, besides some
other damage. A good chisel was taken,
and it is thought this may have been
stolen to use in breaking into other
places. No trace of the guilty parties
have vet been found, but it is expected
that they may be the same parties who
have been breaking into several places
| in town.
The ladies of the Bethany Guild gave
food sale in the parish house on Sat
urday afternoon, from which they
realized 1913.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Granger and son,
Dwight. who have been with Mr.. and
, Mrs. Charles Granger for two weeks,
went TO their home in Barre on Sunday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Cheney returned
on Saturday from a weeks stay at
Crystal lake in Enfield, ~ H., and on
Monday they went to Woodbury. in an
automobile party TO remain for few
days.
Walter Wood of Bethel, a workman in
the granite company there, was found in
an intoxicated condition in the road near
Allen Priests on Saturday night at a
late hour, and was picked up by pas
sers by, who took him, with the assist
ance of d. ID. Howe, the sheriff, to the
lookup. On Monday morning he had
his trial and was fined s. and costs, all
amounting to 1884, which he paid at
once.
Miss Ruth Jones, who has been for
two weeks in Laeonia, y. IT., with
friends, returned home on Monday.
W. A. Mcintosh, who has been in Mel
rose Highlands for more than month
with the families of Thresher Brothers,
silk dealers in Boston, has arrived home.
Mrs. Susie Howard Stone of Mortified
came on Monday 10 visit her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Howard.
William Blanchard OF Lebanon, n. H.,
is in town visiting his mother, Mrs. G. +.
Root.
DR.. and Mrs. L. o. Blanchard, Miss
Helen Blanchard and Willard Gay went
by automobile to Highgate on Saturday
TO remain in their cottage there for ten
days.
MISS II. hdTFleitt Ild Nhiu anu ItA
sister, Mrs. Bertha Burridge, who have
been on a trip to Salt Lake City and re-
turn, arrived home on Sunday noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bradford Bass, who are
passing the summer in town, went on
Monday to Barre to remain few days.
Lawrence Leonard went Saturday to
Greensboro to pass few days in camp
with the Salisbury family, and Monday
Miss Winifred Richmond left here for
the same place where she is to pass the
time till Thursday, in the cottage rented
by the Kilburn family.
Miss Bessie Bliss, who came from Ips-
wich, Mass, one week ago 10 visit her
grandmother, Mrs. G. F. Jones, returned
on Monday.
Mrs. Alice Fisher, who has been in
Boston for few days, returned here on
Monday to remain in this vicinity for
two weeks when she will, with her son,
Newton Fisher, start for California.
The funeral of Mrs. John Angel was
largely attended on Monday morning at
the home of DR.. +. C. Angell Besides
many from town. there were present rs
persons from Williamstown, where Mr..
Angel was pastor of the Methodist
church for two years, and among these
were ladies' quartet, who furnished /
music for the service, also two ladies
from Stowe, where they were located be- |
fore going to Williamstown, several |
from Mortified and two from West |
Burke, where Mr.. Angel now resides. |
Rev. L. o, Sherburne of Montpelier was |
also present to conduct the service, as
sisted by the resident pastor. The fam
ily who We're accompanied by DIR. and |
Mrs. f. C. Angel, all returned here to /
remain till the last of the week.