The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-09-12
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Miss Florence Howard, who has been
in Boston for the last ten days, re-
turned home on Wednesday and will
remain until about the middle of the
month, when she will accompany her
sister, Mrs Erva Howard, to her home
in Bull, Idaho, to remain one year.
| Mrs. George Sparhawk and her SON
George, left on Thursday, after passing
the summer at the Burt place, for her
home in Beaver, Pa. Miss Margaret
Burt also left town for Stafford Springs,
Conn., and the Burt home is closed for
the season. Miss Anita Burt will re-
main a few days with friends, before re-
turning to Burlington
Mrs. B. ID. Dubois and Mrs. NJ. T..
Washburn, who went to New York on
Monday night, sailed from that city
this week for trip abroad, expecting
to remain away year.
The severe frost of Tuesday night,
damaged the corn in this section serious
lv, and it was found necessary to cut it
at once. Work was begun at the cam
ming factory, where there is large force
of huskers making the crop ready for
canning, but the freeze has made the
supply much smaller than usual and
the work will extend over only a few
days, as the corn will be unfit for can
ming purposes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Allen of Peru,
N Y, arrived here last Thursday on
their wedding trip and were entertained
for few DAYS by Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis
Cassidy and Mr., and Mrs. Harold Tyler.
Mrs A. B. Chandler returned from
~
that place Col Chandler went to New
York to remain a few days before re-
turning here. G. A. Tinker, who has
been the guest of Col and Mrs. Chandler
for about month returned 70 New
York the first OF the week
Herman Kilhurn, who has been in the
high school here for two years, goes this
week to New York to pass Sunday with
DR. Norman Morgan, and from there
will go to Bordentown. n j., to attend
the Institute there. whose session be-
gins next Wednesday. 1t was from this
place that Richard Rowell graduated in
June.
ID. f. Spaulding of Danvers, Mass, has
been the guest of Mrs. G. L. Spear for
several days, leaving for home on Tues
dav.
Mrs. Nettie Tinkham left the first of
the week for st. Adams. where she will
visit for a few days, and will come to
Barre the last of the week where she
will be met BY another sister. Mrs. H.
V. Fletcher. who is now in West Berlin,
and Miss Caroline Granger. They viii
visit their nephew, Carroll Granger, and
family,
A. +. Chandler of New York is in
town getting his residence in condition
for the winter Mrs Frances Ford is
visiting at the Chandler home on the
Center road, and her sister, Miss Marie
is expected here in few
DAYS.
Fred Dudley Smith has returned after
several months stay in Alberta, Can.
Mrs. A. r. Kipp and her two children, |
who have been at George Temples since !
the middle OF June, have returned to |
Brooklyn, n. V, where Mr.. Kipp is as
sistant in the Brooklyn commercial !
school.
Eugene Cardell of Providence, r. l.,
and Fred Cardell of Warren were at the |
home of Mrs. Eliza Banister on Monday. |
Mrs. s. J. Cardell of Satsuma Heights, |
Florida, who has been the guest of Mrs.
Banister all summer. is now in Mont
pelier for few days.
Mrs. Frank Veo of Bangor, Me-. has
been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Allen for several DAYS, and Mrs. Walter
Burno. a niece of Mrs. Allen, was also
mere from Springfield last week
Mrs. George Craig, of Heyworth, ILL.,, /
las been a recent guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
IL y
quest. Mrs. c. s. Wiley of Sharon.
Irwin Chadwick of Maiden, Mass, is
Iisiting his father, Silas Chadwick, he
laving been granted a two weeks vaca-
ion from his duties as train dispatcher
or the Boston & Maine railroad.
Miss Jennie Bell of Walden. has been
he guest of Mr.. and Mrs. E. II. Mason
or several days this week.