The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-09-28
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Il All members OF the w. r. G. are re.
lquested to be present at the next regular
meeting, Oct. l, to practice work.
Walter Myers was in Burlington two
days last week as delegate to the
Democratic convention.
l.. A. Harrington of Chelsea was in
town Thursday to attend the auction Of
George jackson.
Mrs. Mary Ann Miller has returned to
her home in Lowell, Mass, after spend
ing several weeks at George Hoyt's.
Miss Julia harrington is spending a
few days with relatives in Burlington.
A family reunion was held in the grove
of J. /. Stone, Sept. g. when Mrs. Eusibia
Farrand OF Rumney, N. H., met with her
six daughters and their families, number
| ing %. Mrs. Farrand is 50 years OF
age.
Allan Smith lost valuable colt last
| Wednesday, which was pastured by f. e.
| Gould. A bush became entangled in its
tail which frightened the colt, causing
| it to run beside wire fence, cutting
it's side quite badly besides breaking one
foreleg near the shoulder, as it jumped
over the fence. The bone was crushed
in such manner as to necessitate kill
ing the animal.
Mimi, have been visiting at A. V. and
s. A. Nelson's.
Loverin Lyford has gone to Woodbury.
to live with his brother during the win
ter months.
WILDER Rowland is i'll at the home of
his father, Charles Rowland.
Miss Maude Foster of Massachusetts
is i'll at the home of her sister, Mrs. Ell
mer Labree.
Miss Louise Norris is attending Mid
dlebury college.
Elmer Benjamin has traded for the
auto driven by Floyd Freeman.
Mrs. Orlando Heath received the sad
intelligence last Monday of the death pf
her sister, Mrs. Fisher, in Montague,
Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Doying went to
Albany recently to visit relatives.
Mrs. J. c. Kmball of Shelburne has |
been visiting friends here the past week
Walter Ford was in st. Johnsbury |
Thursday on business.
- SUI was uOIH itNcutig " MI anu
Mrs viii Lang.
Mrs Harry Ladd and Miss Dorothy
Farrar Of Enosburg Falls were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Rogers last week
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Paquin and sister,
Miss Josie Laird, spent Friday at their
cottage at Lake st. Joseph.
Mrs. Annie Mclean of St IohnsbIry f
visited at the home OF her father, S. B.
Blodgett. recently.
Mrs Stanley kenerson and two chill
dren were guests at Charles Kenerson's
in Barre Saturday.
Mrs +. A. Rosebrook Of Msrshfeld
is caring for Mrs. Herbert Heath and 4
infant son.
+. r. Harrington Of Barre spent sun
iay with his father. j. A. harrington
Mrs H. G. Burnham has returned to
ler home in Burlington, after spending /
! few weeks with Miss Julia Earring I
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Heath of Danyilie
we're guests of his brother, Orlando, re-
emily.
Mrs Kate Dawson Of Lewiston, Me-. Il
yisited her sister, Mrs. Fred Grace, last n
week.
MT, anu MIs- SHlitie SIlitH OF TRIM III
ield visited his brother, Joseph, last II
week. II
Mr.. and Mrs. Aubrey Nelson and III
laughter. accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs II
:. NJ. Corey, took an auto trip through III
he White mountains last week HI
Ned Bates of Montpelier visited his
'arents, Mr.. and Mrs. X. r. Bates, re-
emily. III
Ralph Witham and family of Calais Il
yere guests at his fathers, Sunday, 4
C. NJ. Gallagher spent Sunday at his 4
ONE in West Burke.
Sidney Currier of st. .Tohnsbury spent q
unday at the home OF his parents, Rev.
nd Mrs. F. r. Currier.
Mrs. Cordelia Mack was business
isitor in Barre Saturday.
George Owens and II. T. Pope were
usiness visitors in Barre last week
A. A. Witham and son, Wilbur. took
n auto trip to the White mountains re-
emily.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Farrar of Hard.
lick visited Mrs Franeenah Kenerson
Ist week
J. A. Woodland of Burlington has been
his nome a few days, harvesting his
-op of apples.
A. C. Ainsworth and F. Paquin are
lilding a new flume at their dam.
Mrs. Sidney Weeks and daughter OF
'oodbury have been guests at Carl Dur
ms few days. 1