The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-07-17

Mrs. Clara Smith Turner of East
Haven, Conn, arrived here on thursday
night and is the guest of Mrs. Esteiie
ellison for few days.
Mrs. +. c. Carpenter OF Cashmere,
Wash. and Miss Adelaide Fletcher OF
Worcester, Mass, who have been with
Rev. and Mrs G. F. Crawford, left on
Thursday afternoon for South Hero, ex-
peeting to return here after short stay
there.
G, A. Bigelow has sold the Randolph
steam laundry, which he bought OF
Charles Griswold last December, to H. ;.
and katherine Little of Hardwick, and
they took possession of the same on
Monday. Mr.. Bigelow will remain in
the laundry for a week to assist them
in the work.
Mrs. A. r. Crandall, who il with her
sister in Sharon, has been SO Ill with
bronchitis that her daughter, Mrs. 4, 4.
salisbury, was called to stay with her
u few DAYS but has now returned to
camp at Greensboro, leaving her mother
much better.
S. L. Lawrence Of Pennington, Conn,
Joined his sister, Mrs. A. Nj. kidder, on
Tuesday night and on Wednesday mot
ored to Boston with Mrs. kidder and her
guest.
Mrs. Flora French and her daughter,
Miss Muriel French, OF Wellesley, Mass,
are with Mrs. French's sister, Mrs J. r.
Lamsou, and niece of Mrs. Lamsons,
Mrs. Roger Spaulding, is also being en-
tertained at the same home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Barclay of
Barre came recently with their children
and left them at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Byron Manchester, and then left
for Old Orchard, Me-, for few days
stay
Miss Anna Farnsworth and Miss Jen-
ME Brown have arrived here from Bos-
ton to pass their vacation here and at
Braintree.
Mrs. Henry Barrett and two children
of st. Stephens, New Brunswick, have
come to visit Mr., and Mrs. f. B. Connor,
the parents of Mrs. Barrett.
Margaret Bradish, daughter of Fred
Bradish Of Bellows Falls, is with DIR. and
Mrs. +. A. Eaton for few weeks.
The new board of pension examiners
are DIR. +. G. Fletcher of Gaysville, DIR.
G. w. Scott Of this place, both Dem
ocrats, and Or. Il. G. Angel, Republican,
OF this place.
Mr.. A. Tewksbury and his daughter,
Miss Fora. have gone to York Beach for
a few weeks stay at the Tewksbury cot
tage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fay Burnell have gone
to Lisbon, n. H., TO remain for two
weeks with Mrs. Burnelrs relatives.
Miss Ramona Holden returned on
Thursday TO Mortified to pass another
week at the cottage of Prof. +. A. Shaw,
and on Friday DR.. and Mrs. H. W.
Holden and Mr.. and Mrs. +. S. Tracy will
start for Highgate, where they will pass
a week
Master John Randolph Morton from
NIontclair. n. j., is at the home of Mrs.
w. w. Morton and his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. B. Morton, are expected later.
Miss Linda Fleming of Troy, n. Y,
is a guest at II. E. Richardson's arriy-
ing here Wednesday night.
The Tom Thumb wedding at the
music hall on Wednesday night proved
to be a very interesting affair and was
attended by more than five hundred peo
pie. The parts were all taken by small
who carried out the design in
fine manner. Charles Hayward, the
young son of DIR. H. II. Hayward, was
the groom, and Lucy Scribner the bride,
who was deliberately attired in wedding
including veil. The Off
eating clergyman was Rev. Everett
and the best man was BEN
nett Bell. bridesmaids were all chosen
from the young friends Of the bride. Fol-
lowing this there was fine program in
which Rev. J. II. Thompson, Mrs. Caro-
line Hauher 0Brien, Miss Grace Apple
bee of Littleton, \. H.. and Miss Bea-
triee Pinney Of this place took part. The
The Romeos from Burlington, secured
through the kindness or James Merrill,
proved a valuable addition to the en-
iertainment. The sanatorium aid
society cleared sl0425 from the even
ing's program.