The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-09-29
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III time.
III Ray II. Dearborn and William w I'm
III derhill were in Boston recently aad drove
III back two new Ford cars for y. A. Good
III rich, the local Ford dealer.
III Madam A. NJ George, who has apart
II ments In the Dana house, which she has
n occupied this summer, has closed thu
II same and gone to Boston, where she
H spends her winters.
II Harry r. Wishart returned last week
H from vacation from his duties in the
Il National bank of Orange county.
/ Mrs. Nellie A. Nation, who occupies
II apartments in George M. Mcdcalf's
| house, spent a portion Of last week with
her daughter in Tunbridge.
H Mr.. and Mrs. John p. Davis enter.
tanned as their guests last week, Mr.
and Mrs l.. Faulkner Of Lowell, Mass.
A goodly number of our citizens at
| tended the Worlds Fair" at Tunbridge
H last week, and George A. Tracy and g.
H /. Hayward were present during the
H fair in official capacities.
\ Mrs George Noyes of Woburn, Mass,
was a guest last week Of Madam Eme-
line Noyes, at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Eunice A. Lewis.
Ray +. Titus returned Sunday to
Claremont, N. H., after having been the
guest of his father, Frank j. Titus for
week. Ray holds good position at
the Sullivan machine shops, in Clare
mont, where he learned his trade.
Mrs. Earl +. Parker and son, Robert,
of Barre were guests portion of last
week of the formers parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred A. Ordway
The heavy wind that prevailed from
about the middle Of Sunday afternoon
until Monday morning, did considerable
damage by blowing down trees, fences,
silos, and starting the roofs from some
buildings, and blowing down some build
ings entirely.
Miss Ethel Paul returned home last
week from Boston, and was accompanied
by her aunt.
/ Mrs. Mary Tracy and son, Joseph A.
Tracy, who have been in town during the
past two weeks, returned to their home
in Hartford, Conn, last Saturday aft
ernoon. Mr.. Tracy holds the response
BILE position of bookkeeper for a large
manufacturing establishment in Hart
! ford.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. n. Sanger have re-
turned to Lowell, Mass, after a few
days visit at the home of the formers
sister, and husband, Deputy Sheriff and
Mrs. George A. Tracy.
Albert p Bugbee completed the ee-
ment walls for the foundation of the
new garage which win be 40x4s feet
t,ta upprE for
the floor at an early date and will then
rush the building of the structure as
fast as possible before the cold weather
sets in.
George f. Flint was called to his home
in Washington recently to attend the
funeral OF a sisters child. Mr.. Flint is
the general clerk in the postoifice.
Mr.. and Mrs Ned C. Buck OF Randolph
were in town Saturday as the guests
of the formers brother, Guy A. Buck, |
and family. Mr.. and Mrs. Buck were
on their homeward trip from visit to
the northern part of the state.
b. II. Adams, who recently purchased
the Noyes house on Main street, has
already commenced TO make improve |
ments on the property. Among the
things he contemplates doing is to en-.
large the cellar, grade the lawn and
build modern portico on the front, all
of which will add TO the appearance and /
value of the property.
Madam c. NJ. Bickford, who has spent
the last year in town with her daugh-
ter, Mrs w. Ii. Sprague, left Saturday
for New Britain, Conn, 20 visit her
granddaughter, Mrs. Ralph c. Wilcox
for a short time, when she viii proceed
on her i rney TO Elmira, n. ", where
she will stay indefinitely with her son,
Hiram II. Bickford.
Cornelius c. Scales who has spent sew
eral months az the home OF his sister in
New Hampshire, has returned 20 town
and opened his rooms again, and another
sister, Miss Mary Scales, Of Boston, Is
keeping house for him.
Miss Hattie Halvorsen. who is a resi-
dent nurse in hospital at Palmer,
Mass, has been the guest of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs Conrad Halyorsen, at
their home on the west hin for the past
two weeks.
Allen & Sauborn. who attended the
fair at Tunbridge last week, have gone
this week 20 Washington. where they
will dispense ice cream and other goods
during the fair at that place They re-
port an excellent trade az the various
fairs they have attended this fall. They
have recently purchased new Ford
truck, which they find very convenient
in their business. During their absence
their store is in charge OF Ralph II.
stanton.
Mrs. Mary James. who had been in
town since "Old Home Week" left last
week for her home IN Minneapolis, Mimi
going via Boston. where she expected e.
stop on 10 visit friends Mrs. James viii
be remembered a. the daughter Of the
late Rufus Hyde. She has always been
rerv enthusiastic IN the matter Of our
nll L.. IL LILLE.