The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-09-16

and horse trotting. IompeIitole Hfi'su
to apply. Dinner will be served in
grange hall at rs cents per plate. Every
body cordially invited.
Morris Walbridge has returned nome
from Montpelier seminary and IS re-
gaining his health.
Mrs. May Foster and son, Arthur, OF
Hardwick we're guests at ii. III. roster
over Sunday.
Mrs. f. p. Walbridge was called to
Montpelier Monday morning by the III
ness of her son, Morris.
Robert Clarke is attending the agricul.
tural school at Lyndonville
Warren Walker is attending school at
ST. Johnsbury.
Mrs. Alice Myers was IN Barre last
Wednesday to attend meeting OF the
Rebekah lodge.
Miss Luna Moorhouse of Cambridge,
Mass, is spending few weeks with
her sister, Mrs. Il. G Gould.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Perry have re.
turned from an extended wedding tour
to Detroit, Mich, stopping on their way
at Montreal, Niagara, and New York.
Mrs. Minnie Foster of Newark, n. j.,
and sister, Miss Mary Nanderpool, ac-
companied by George Carroll, were
guests at II. H. Fosters and L. ?. Wal
bridges Friday.
II. II. Foster went to North Calais
Friday to gather and market apples for
Col H. 8. Foster
Elton Lance is attending school at
Lebanon, n. II.
Miss Maidene Walbridge attended the
banquet given at Montpelier seminary
last Friday evening
Charles Merrill Of Barre was visitor
in town recently.
H. w. Dane has built storehouse
at Walden station.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Eastman of Wal
den were in town visiting friends FRI
day.
Leslie Dane is attending school at
Tilton, n. H.
p. A. Gilmore is teaching high school
in Essex.
Miss Judith Haines went to Mont
plier Friday to be present at the banquet
held at the seminary.
Morris Walbridge has been i'll at
Montpelier seminary, but is GONZALES
cent. His sister, Maidene, has been car
ing for him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Miller and son, ac-
companied by Charles Miller, all of New
York, were guests over Sunday at Earl
Rogers. They have been stopping in
the White mountains for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Smith of Kinsey
Kan, were guests at George Gould's
over Sunday.
S. C. yoodry has been appointed post
master.
Mrs. Guy Granger of Passumpsic has
been spending a few weeks with her
daughter, Martha.
Mark Glidden is attending school at
Montpelier seminary.
Paul Norris has finished clerking for
Berry & Ball at st. Johnsbury and is
stopping at home.
John McGill of Danville was guest
at Mr.. and Mrs. Z. p. Walbridge's Mon
day.
Sidney Currier accompanied his sister
Christine, as far as New York on heI
way to North Carolina, where she is to
teach violin and history of music at the
Southern conservatory.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Webster and
granddaughter, Phyllis, were guests at
b. G. Webster's in South Walden Sat
urday.
The first public flower exhibition given
| by the school children of the town was
held in the town hall Monday evening
September 7, and was well attended
Last spring Cabot grange offered prizes
for the best collection of flowers raised
by the children. The display was sur
passingly beautiful, proving the skill
patience and energy which can be called
forth bya little encouragement and the
promise of a reward. The prizes were
awarded to seven girls. First prize, sl.OO
was awarded to Edith Hodgdon; I'd, 15e
Olive Smith; I'd, 75c, Ruth Austin; Sd
soc, Evelyn Smith; Sd. SOC, Heller
Phelps; 4th, soc, divided between oliV'
Laird and Merna Wslbridge. The Judges
we're Mrs. Gertrude Osgood, Mrs. jennie
Rogers, Mrs. Gertrude Wells. A fine pro
gram was given. consisting of singing
by a trio of girls. Pauline Burbank
Olive Smith and Doris Lance; solo by
Bertha Owen; piano duet by Misses
Haines and Dwinell. Mr.. and Mrs. JESSE
Tebbetts each gave a short talk, iol
lowed by magic lantern views from on
/ ferent places in the state.
+. c. Gould is on the sick list.
Mrs. /. W. Burbank has returned iron
an extended trip through Montreal, NJ
aga. to New York. where the doctor
will remain a few weeks.
NJ. c. Warren has returned TO his hom'
in Holyoke, Mass. after visiting hrs son
John. several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Witham Wer'
called to Plaintield by the 6eath OF
1 relative recently.
/ Mrs. L. c. Burnhsm OF Burlington
stopping a few weeks at j. A PAIRING
tons.
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