The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-08-18
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week as her guest Mrs. Hartman o
East Corinth
Fred Pecue returned from Randolph
Saturday evening and has engaged e
work for a time for Stanley G. Wilson
in laying his water system on Nortl
Main street.
Mrs. John D. Lane of Boston came
last week to remain in town for time
and is the guest of her mother, Mrs
viii A. Hood.
Ernest Carpenter, son of Adelbert
Carpenter of Somerville, Mass, arrived
in town last week for two weeks va
cation and is spending the same with
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Densmore.
Mrs. Fred H. Stanton left last week;
for Glastonbury, Conn, where she will
be the guest of her sister, Mrs. Belle
Judd Mclean,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Fred B. Atwood of Bos-
ton are in town for two weeks vaca-
tion which they are spending at the
home of Mr.. Atwood's mother, Mrs. Jen-
ME Atwood, on Maple avenue.
Probation Officer William H. Sprague
returned Friday evening from four
days trip through the northern. part of
Maine and as far easa as Bangor, bring
ing pack with him delinquent proba-
toner, who was brought before Justice
of the Peace Eugene F. Briggs of Ran
dolph, who issued mittimus to incarcer-
ate said delinquent, Harry Hatch, to the
house of correction at Rutland for q
term of not less than four months nor
more than six months. to which institu-
tion he was committed Friday after
noon by Sheriff T.. w, Kent. Sheriff
Kent accompanied the probation. officer
on the trip TO identify the respondent.
Mr.. and Mrs. John ;dcCollom, jr., of
Concord, \. H., were in town last week
visiting friends and were guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Nj. Comstock.
Dir and Mrs. L. l.. Conant, who have
been guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs, w. H. Sprague for few days,
left last Friday for Burlington to visit
other friends before returning to their
home in Worcester, Mass. Mrs. Conant
is niece of Mrs Sprague.
Charles George OF Andover, n. H., came
recently and is spending few weeks
at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Leon
ard !. Thompson.
Mrs. II. J. Laselle of Rutland came
last week and is a guest at the home OF
her sister, Mrs. Alice Hackett.
Edmund O. Coburn, who for several
years has been engaged as machinist
in the Fairbanks shops at st. bloomsbury,
left the first OF the week after few
days stay at the home of his parents, |
Mr.. and Mrs, Munroe O. Cohurn, for
Michigan, where he will have employ
ment as q machinist.
Donald Comstock, who had been the |
guest of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John I
Comstock. for two weeks, returned last /
week TO his home in New York City. |
His wife will not, however, return to
New York until about the first of Sep
.ember.
Harry r. Wishart was away from his
place as assistant cashier at the bank
asst week and HE place was filed by
John NJ. Eastman of Barre.
Aiken Edwards, who has made his
rome with his son, Fred r. Edwards. of
North Ferrisburg. arrived in town last
week for few days visit with friends
md was the guest of his son, John Ed
wards, on the west hill.
Among the guests at the Orange Coun
Y hotel for the month of August are
he Misses Clara and Grace Sherman OF
Few Bedford, Mass, and Miss Helen
stevens of Stoneham, Mass.
Mr., and Mrs. c. f. Himenwsy of Low
l.. - IL
or a short stay with friends and rela- ]
ives and are boarding with Mrs Eunice I
/. Lewis. Mr.. Heminway was formerly !,
resident of this town.
Mrs. Lydia Bixby, formerly resi- i
ent OF Brookfeld, is boarding with Miss /
Hen Andrus on Wallace avenue. 4
The following teachers have been en-
aged for our schools for the coming G
ear and will open their fall sessions on i
tuesday,, Sept. s: High school, Prin. c. i
!. Grippe; assistants, Harold Adams,
live Calef and Olive Robinson; gram \
lar, Florence Beebe; intermediate room, I
OF as vet supplied; primary, Ola M. 4
Iood; outlying districts, No. /, Miss IN
atherine Stewart; No. 5, Miss Alice
merry; No. Q, Miss Eunice Bowin; No. +
/, Miss Martha Noyes. T
The selectmen have awarded the con- d
act to build a new cement bridge to
place the wooden structure which ex- j
,nds diagonally across the street in d
ont of the Tracy hardware store to t
dolph r. Lane of Barre and il is ex- d
,eted that the preliminary work will be
in the immediate future. q
Stanley c. Wilson was in Woodstock &
onday in attendance upon the county q
uTt, where he was interested as eoun q
] in case. Mrs. Wilson accompanied
m on the trip. {
Eugene f. Smith of Post Mills was y
cent visitor at the home of his uncle, u
Jorge Bradshaw, on the west hill.
John NJ. Atwood. who has been spend NJ
2 a two weeks vacation at the home Il
his mother, Mrs. Jennie Atwood, on as
APPLE avenue, returned Sunday to Bos-
n TO take up his work again as travel an