The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-05-08
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Miss Anna Coughlin, who has been in
Barnard at her home for the last tive
weeks, returned on Thursday to remain
for some time.
Henry Wood of st. Adams arrived
here on Tuesday and went to the Center
to visit his brother, +. w. Wood.
Mrs. G. G. Linton and her child went
to Lyme, n. H., Wednesday for a sew
eral days. stay there and at Stafford
Robert Sault is passing a short vaca'
ton here from his teaching in Lawrence
Mass, passing the time with his sisters
Misses Agnes and Mabel Sault.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Laroy Mann have
come from New York to pass the sum
mer months at the j.. G. Mann farm
near the Center road, and have brought
with them, Mrs. II. B. Rowland of Cuba
who will remain with Mrs. Mann.
I, Mrs. G. G. Meader has sold lot oil
| land. 62xl00 feet, to Guy Osha, who re-
Gently bought the house of Mrs. Jennie
Clifford.
| The Woman's Missionary union OF
the Bethany church held its meeting IN
the Parish house on Tuesday afternoon,
with a good attendance, and a good pro-
gram. which consisted of duet.
l"Watchman Tell Us of the Night" by
Mrs. T. J. Adams, and Mrs. Henry
johnson. Following this there was an
interesting talk by Miss Mary Carr
Tewksbury, who contrasted missions past
and present. Mrs. B. G.. Goodwin gave
reading on what had been accom-
plished in China 1t was decided to send
a barrel to the Garfield academy in
North Dakota.
i. NJ. Woodwork has been very i'll for
several days with bronchial pneumonia,
and it is thought now that the crisis
has been nearly reached.
0. P. Hood of Woodstock was in town
Tuesday and Wednesday, visiting old
friends after which he returned to his
home in Woodstock, where he is living
with his son.
The ladies of the Baptist church held
tehir first ladies' aid meeting at the
home of Mrs. Eugene Holman on Thurs
day afternoon, with an attendance OF u,
and the meeting was greatly enjoyed by
all
Mrs. w. II. Wedgwood has received a
telegram from her son, Dean Wedgewood,
who is employed in Mexico by the FL Orc
mining company, that he will be at home
in two weeks.
J. II. Lamson & Sons have leased
the third floor of tehir block, which
they are to finish this season, to the
Odd Fellow lodge, who have taken
lease of it for ten years. The main hall
is to be 30x50 feet, with two ante
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and dining room 25x3o.
Rev. f. w. Bartlett has returned from
Springfield and is in town to remain
here and at the Center for a month.
George Gladding of Laconia, n. H., has
come for visit with his brother, W. II.
Gladding and his sisters, Mrs. V. A.
Grant, and Mrs. j. T. Chadwick.
The remains of +. w. Jewett, who
died in Pasadena, Cal. in the winter.
were brought here on Wednesday night
by Mrs. Elizabeth Reed, who is a friend
and neighbor of the Jewett family in
California, who stopped off before going
on to Providence, r. |. On Thursday the
body was taken to Rochester by Mr..
Jewett's brother, Frank Jewett, and his
sisters, who reside here, for interment.
Mrs. +. o. Mortified of Grafton is
passing a week with her daughter, Mrs.
NJ. p. Morse.
Miss Mildred Mulaly. who is in
Montreal, has been very i'll from the eff
fects of vaccination, from which she
is slowly recovering.
Arthur, the l5-year old son of Mr..
and Mrs H. W. Cheney of this place,
underwent an operation at the sanato-
rum on Thursday for appendicitis.
NJ d. Flanders, county road commits
sioner of Tunbridge, has begun the work
on the state road, starting from the
Smith place just south of the village,
to extend as far toward Beanville as the
money will allow.