The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-11-13
MARSHFIELD

!. Mrs. Lizzie Robinson visited friends in
Barre and attended to business matters
last week, returning to her home here
Monday.
Mrs. James Bouldry and her sister
Mrs. Eastman of Calais, were visitors
of Mrs. Eastman's son, Frank, in Mont
! pelier, Monday. Mrs. Eastman had been
the guest of her sister several days, re-
turning to her home Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Bouldry were
called to Walden Wednesday to attend
the funeral of a relative, Nathaniel Bur-
bank, who is better known to people
here as the father of DIR. l.. w. Bur
bank of Cabot.
! j. Berton Pike received word Monday
from Calumet, Mich, that his cousin,
Emma Cooper Adams, passed to the
home eternal Friday evening about 3
O'Clock. Mrs. Adams sister, Miss Rosa
Cooper, arrived at the home Saturday
morning, little after o'clock, not
knowing of the decease of her sister
until her arrival. The funeral was held
at the home Monday, but burial was
made in Adrian, Mich, former home
day.
Miss Carrie Beckley visited her sister
and friends in Barre seyeral~days re-
Gently, returning home Monday.
Miss Ruby Davis was the guest OF
Miss Marion Sharpe at Goddard sem
mary over Sunday and called on friends
in Montpelier Monday. 1t is under
stood that Miss Davis will take up the
study of instrumental music soon.
Everybody is cordially invited to meet
with Mrs. Evelyn Lamberton, at her
home on Main street, next Friday even
ing, in five-eent social, with an en-
joyable time assured. A program of
readings, recitations and music has been
prepared, and cake and coffee will be
served. Ladies will please bring cake
This affair has been arranged under the
auspices Of the grange.
Mrs. Joseph Hamilton of Randolph has
been the guest of her sister, Mrs. Mark
Mears, since Wednesday of last week.
Mrs. Hamilton has been i'll since her
arrival and unable to visit other rela.
tiyes.
Remember the entertainment of this
Thursday evening, the second OF the
lecture course. Moving pictures will
surely draw a crowd, when guaranteed
by such famous artists as Prof. Albert
Armstrong.
Mrs. David X. Lucas, Mrs. Herbert 4.
Emery and son, Charles, were business
visitors in Barre and Montpelier Tues
day.
All members of Myrtle temple will
remember the next meeting of the or
der, ON Saturday evening, when ladies
night will be observed, the gentlemen
furnishing the entertainment, and the
ladies the banquet. Let all who can do
so, come.
G. Fl. Collins and wife took Mr.. and
Mrs. B. l.. Cameron in their auto to
Barre Saturday evening to attend "The
Shepherd of the Hills" all reporting an
enjoyable time.
Henry Dwinell and his sister, Mrs.
CLYDE Mears, went with C.. H. Collins
by auto to Williamstown Saturday, re-
turning with their sister, Miss Mary,
who has been working there several
months. Miss Dwinell expects to re-
main here with her people this winter.
Postmaster A, I. Davis was at his
camp at Groton pond over Sunday. Sew
eral who have an interest in the same
camp were with him.
NJ II. Beckley, who has been in town
several days looking after his interests
in the telephone lines, returned to his
home in Groton Monday evening.
Wellington Lee is moving his family
to Lanesboro, that they may be near
Mr.. Lees work. He was recently given
the place of section boss on that line.
Mrs. John Tibbitts of Hookerville, in
Cabot, sustained severe stroke of
apoplexy last Monday evening, and has
not regained consciousness.