The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-11-28

MISS I-Nu NibuSH 10 III hhltHh'ih
where she has n position as bookkeepe
for the Gibson Lumber Co.
Mrs. Gertrude Wells and daughter
Marjorie, went to Boston Wednesday t.
spend few days with her youngest
daughter, who is attending Wellesley col
lege.
Mrs. John Noyce of AIorrisville was a
guest at G. p Hatchs last Tuesday.
Mrs. i. g. Lance accompanied her sis
ter, Dorothy Gearwar, to Mary Fletcher
hospital for an operation for appendi-
citis.
Miss Louise Stone is in Burlington Tor
a few days.
Russell and Merrill Barrett are home
on vacation from the agricultural
school at Randolph Center.
Miss Madge Lance, who has been teach
ing school in Waterford, is home for II
few days.
Miss Grace Morse spent few days
with friends in Montpelier recently.
The barn of Charles Lebarron in the
southwest part of the town, near Calais
line, was burned to the ground about
daylight Friday morning. Mr. Lebar-
ron hung his lantern up in his stable as
usual, and while in another part of the
barn he heard an explosion. Immediate
ly the stable was filled with flames. By
extra efforts the stock was saved.
George Gould has purchased the By
ron Lance house on Elm street.
Miss Julia Woodland returned to her
home at Burlington Friday.
Cecil Foster went to Mary Fletcher
hospital Wednesday, where he was OPP
Grated on for appendicitis.
Mrs. Emily Smith and daughter, Pan
sy, of Dorchester. Mass, spent Thanks
giving with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Tabor Of North
Calais were guests at II. H. Fosters on
Wednesday.
G. r, Hayford OF Woodbury. has moved
into Frank Davison's house at lower Cab
OF.
Howard Lance is home for a short va
cation from teaching school in Williams
town.
Allen Laird has sold his farm to George
Crane
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Eastman and Mr. |
and Mrs. r. G. Norcross of Hardwick |
were entertained at j. 0. DunDell's re-
Gently.
Miss louise Stone has returned home
from caring for Mrs. Weeks in Walden. |
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Nelson are visit
ing relatives in Faysron and adjoining
towns.
Theron Meader of Boston was guest
at L. e. Lances last week
Mrs. Gertrude Osgood will assist in the
village school this winter. Several will
come from lower Cabot school
Charles Gilman has been engaged to
transport the pupils from lower Cabot
to upper village school
The village primary and grammar
schools closed a 10 weeks term last
Friday, Nov. 20, for the Thanksgiving
vacation. Those having perfect attend
lnce for the term are: Merrill Calkins.
Bernice Emery, Thelma Houghton, Aline I.
Myers in the primary room, and Leroy
Dow in the grammar rooms. The school
'ecords show that there has been one
parent visitor in each of the rooms this
crm Both pupils and teachers would
appreciate more interest IN the school .
work on the part of the parents.
Alden Owen of Barton is spending a
ew days at home.
John Adams Of Peacham was a guest
/ Orlando Heath's last Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Chandler Heath OF Dan
lille visited his brother. H. o. Heath, :
lst week.
Miss Susie Nelson went 10 Burlington :,
'riday as a guest of Miss Julia Wood
I'd.
Mrs. Viola Harvey has gone to Hard. =
lick TO care for a patient who is III.
The ladies' aid society of the NJ. f.
hurch viii hold their annual sale at z
he yestry Tuesday afternoon and even
lg OF Dec. $. There win be short y
rogram. Committees have been APP
ointed to have charge Of the several ~
ooths as follows: Faneywork. Mrs. F o
. Currier. Mrs. s. j. Norris, Mrs. ]. I. t'
rewi apron booth, Flora Atkins. Mrs. :.
H. Roberts Mrs. Owen; candy booth, >
rs. Myrtle Ford, Miss Florence smith. o
Iiss Jessie Beaton; ice cream and cake %
10Th, Mrs. Ella Kittredge, Mrs. Blanche ~
rban Mrs. Ola Laird; program commit =,
o. Miss Grace Morse
Mrs Arthur Heath and daughter Of "a
awhile were guests at o. II. Heath's y
Gently.
Mrs. Bert Gerry and niece of Danyilie d'
,cnt last week at f. r. smiths. re
+. H. osgood and Bert Lyford each "a
Il a deer Wednesday. a
Mr.. and Mrs A. T. Burnham az Barre ~
ere guests al ". /. Wheelcr's Thurs
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