The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-09

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A daughter was born TO Mr.. and Mrs
Lester Knapp Friday, April 2.
Miss Earlene McConache is spending
her vacation from school at the home 0
her aunt, Mrs. L. w. Burbank.
George Witham of East Montpelier ha
purchased the Henry Hills farm of L. L
Waldo.
Miss Ethel Warden of Barre was
guest at the home of her grandfather
S. B. Blodgett, several days last week
Rev. S. +. Bloomfield of Montpelier will
deliver the Memorial day address here
Dalton Kenerson gave birthday party
to 10 of his boy friends April l., in hon
or of his sixth birthday. Refreshments
Of cake, ice cream and candy were
served.
| Miss Alice Paine Is stopping with Mrs
| Eta Haines few weeks.
/ Mrs. Mabel Durham returned to hel
home in Barre last week, after spending
several weeks with her mother, Mrs. Eta
Haines.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Il. Currier visited
| friends in Danville Monday.
Mason Hoyt was business visitor in
| Wolcott over Sunday.
4hi. anu Nhio. II, n. ipusntt Wtlt buii1N
to Providence, R. l.. Thursday by the
serious illness of their daughter.
| Mrs. Roscoe Hart went to Mary Fletcn-
err hospital Monday for treatment.
Fred Laden was a business visitor in
flardwick Saturday.
Mrs. b. G. Rogers went to Boston Mon.
day for few days stay.
Miss Sarah Rogers is boarding at NJ. /.
Wheeler's for an indefinite time.
Stanley Kenerson was business Wis
itor in st. Johnsbury Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Smith were in
Marshfield Saturday to attend the 50th
wedding anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin Newton.
Miss Mary Foster of Walden is work
ing for Mrs. Pliny Smith
Stanley Kenerson has finished eerking
for $. V. Voodry and Paul Norris is tax
ing his place.
Miss Ruth Lamson of Montpelier spent
several days last week with her grand
mother. Mrs. Abbie Lamson.
Mrs. Gertrude Wells accompanied her
daughter, Esther, to Boston Monday,
where the latter will resume her school
work at Wellesley.
MI anu hlH. -. VI. ikf WIRE GUESTS
of their son, Perley, in flainfeld, Thurs
day.
A. V. Nelson, T. NJ. Southwick and
VIII Adams attended the county road
commissioners meeting at Montpelier
Tuesday.
Mrs. Charles Green of East Burke WI
called here FRIDAY by the serious illness
of her mother, Mrs. Charles Gilman.
Arthur Gilman of Berlin. n. H.. was
called here Saturday by the Illness of
his mother
Miss Eva Beaton was in Montpelier on
business Monday.
Mrs. Charles Gilman passed away Mon
day afternoon after a few weeks illness,
an operation at Mary Fletcher
hospital the first OF the winter
Why 90 10 Florida to escape cold
weather when live grasshoppers can be
picked mp in the field March 249
r. II. Cheney OF Hardwick was in town
Thursday, buying COWS.
stephen Nelson Of Fayston is spend.
ing a few weeks with his sons.
Sidney Currier of New Hampshire is
stopping with his parents few weeks
Mr.. and Mrs Earl Rogers went TO Bos.
Lon Ah'Ndaa w FhiNhdrf Al'H NuihHfE
stock of goods. They will visit friends
N New York before returning home.
The remains Of Francis Knapp were
brought here from Hardwick Thursday
Ind placed in the family lot in Cabot
Herbert Rideout was a business visit
IT in Hardwick Saturday.
Frank Peck went to Mary Fletcher
hospital Wednesday for an operation.
VI. l. Wheeler was a business visitor
q Montpelier Wednesday. 8
Dean Blodgett OF Barre has been at
he home Of his father. s. Il. Blodgett.
eyeral days. q
Lester Gilman Of Berlin was in town &
friday 20 see his mother, who was crit.
ALLY IN. I
L. c. Lance went to Burlington Satur. I
ay and accompanied his wife home from i
be hospital Monday. il
Ralph Munson came home from the
ospital at Burlington Monday.
Frank Lucia OF Barre Is spending
eek with his parents.
y. A. Merritt took a party from here !,
nd Marshield Tuesday 20 East Barre
D attend the funeral Of Clarendon Tuck.
Harvey Rogers was in Walden Satur 7
av. where he purchased several COWS
The remains Of William Webster were
rought here from ST. Paul Mimi. and
laced In the family lot beside his father
nd mother. His wife and two cons &C. A.
,mpauied the body. y