The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-07-03
SOUTH RYEGATE

/ Mrs. n. r. Wilson spent Sunday IN
Orleans. having gone there to visit hel
mother, who has recently returned from
Montreal. where she underwent very
serious operation, from which she is now
recovering.
| George Grove and Miss Grace Martyr
drove Friday to Barre, where they re-
manned until Sunday, the guests OF Mr.
and Mrs. n. J. Morrison.
Rev. s. A. Jackson OF Lowell, Mass,
came Friday to assist in the quarterly
communion Of the Z. r. church, which
was observed Sunday Mr.. Jackson ex-
poets to be here two weeks.
Miss Ellen J. Bone, who has been prac-
ticing her profession as trained nurse in
Gardner Mass, for several months past,
is now with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Bone. for a short vacation.
Miss Jean Farquharson is visiting her
friend Miss Adessa Bond, at South Fair
lee this week.
Mrs. Lena Trussell and two children
returned Wednesday to their home in
Berlin, \. H.. after several days spent
among Mrs. Trussell's old friends in
South Rvegate and vicinity.
Miss Louise Emerson of Lancaster,
n. H.. is the guest of her aunt, Mrs.
Charles +. Green.
A large number of old friends called
on Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Grant Monday
evening to remind them that they had
been married Just Is years ago that
evening. lee cream and cake were served
and delightful time is reported, the
guests all wishing their host and hostess
many happy returns of the day.
Mrs Henry Goodine is entertaining an
aunt. Mrs Craigie of Gorham, n. H., this
week Mrs. Goodness mother, Mrs. VIII
liam Craigie, is also with her this week.
Miss Marion Hall was in st. Johns
bury Wednesday.
NJ. r. Brown spent Sunday with his
sister, Mrs. L. P. Southland, at Grotoh
pond.
Harry r. Hall OF st. Adams spent
Tuesday with his sister. Mrs. G. W. Oar
ling, on his way to spend a weeks vaca
ton with his brother, Bert Hall, at Rye
gate.
Rev. Mr.. Jeffries viii speak on the
subject of "The Bible in the Public
in the Presbyterian church next
Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Stephens are re-
'eiving a visit from a nephew, William |
stephens, of Cleveland. o.
Five members were received into the !
church SUNDAY morning on :
of faith-Mrs. w. w. Terry, 4
Mrs. William Armstrong, Mrs. J. A. Ne 1
Allister. Miss Mary Hearth, and Miss (
Ethel Nelson. The church was beauti-
ully decorated with evergreen and roses
md the children's part in the program
vas very attractively carried out under
he direction Of Mrs. Y. Ziegler and Mrs 4
I. J. Tewkebury. Tho instrumental Sc
ections on the oornet. violin, and piano
" 6. r. Smith. Mrs g. =. Smith and
Hiss Matte Hatch were a unique fes-
ure OF the service. III
Brock Roben went to ST. Johnsbury
londay, where he expects 10 get job
n the packing department Of the scale
FORKS
Mrs. Emma Gibson il planning a trip
D Lansing. Mich. expecting 70 start in
bout q week with her nephew, c. ?.
'homas, and wife. who are now visiting
alatives In the East
Miss Margaret Mills - spending few
avs with relatives here on her wsv
rom Middlebury college 70 her home in
ownshend
Arthur Taplin G. f.. who is located
j High Point. y. O. j. spending = short
lration with bis parents. Mr.. and Mrs
. IT. Taplin
Misses Annie and Jssnie Beaton cane