The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-05
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Miss Hattie Hanks Of Royaton and
Chester Hussey Of Belchertown, Mass,
were in town Thursday on a visit TO
another cousin, Mrs Eugene Ellison
Miss Cora Bliss OF Swanton ar
rived on Wednesday night and was the
guest of Mrs. Estelle ellison till Thurs
day, when she went to Boston.
The burning out OF chimney in the
Cushman block called the fire company
out on Thursday and caused a great
quantity of smoke, in all parts of the
building. The chimney was inspected
lat once by the inspector, who declared
il unsafe and work on the same was
at once begun. In the building are the
Patch studio, the jewelry store OF y.
UdalI, the office of DR., A. G. Bailey, and
the Slack milk room, and all OF them
suffered from smoke.
Mrs. II. V. Fletcher is quite i'll with
an attack of bronchial pneumonia.
Mrs. A. f. Grover, who came from
Lawrence, Mass Tuesday night and at
tended the funeral of her aunt, Mrs.
Eunice Flint, at Roxbury on Wednesday,
left on Thursday for her home, after
visiting her sister, Mrs. N. G. Greene,
Mr.. and Mrs. O. p. Northrop are in
New York City, where they went TO Wis
it Mr.. Northrop's sister, Miss Amanda
Nortmop, and also attend the goth
wedding anniversary of cousin and
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Abraham Squires.
Miss Lena Kilburn has been quite III
with an infection from an liberated
tooth which affected the throat and
glands of the neck
Mrs. Charles Wood fell on the walk.
opposite the Bradish' house on Tuesday
morning and struck the back of her
head, and for a time was unconscious.
George Packard happened along on the
milk team Of A. G. Slack and picked
her UP and took her home, but she has
been very poorly since than, although
no bones were broken in the fall.
Mrs. Margaret Smith, who has been
at w. C. Towards while the guest of her
granddaughter, Mrs. Nellie Banyea, left
on Wednesday for her home in Highgate
Springs.
Charles Dwyer has closed his serv-
ices at the Brigham creamery and has
gone on to farm just over the Bethel
line, which is owned by his father and
uncle.
The missionary union of Bethany church
held its meeting Tuesday afternoon with
Mrs. Mabel Adams as leader. Miss Mary
Tewksbury, president, spoke OF the need
and craving for education in the less
enlightenede lands. Mrs. Edgar Sails
bury gave a paper on "Hindrances Met
in Foreign Educational Work" and the
school out look in China, Japan and
Turkey was discussed by Miss s. l..
Parish. Mrs f. w Tewksbury, and
Mrs. Frasers Metzger Mrs Adams read
extracts from "The Montessori Mother
Miss Ruth Sprague illustrated in an at
tractive manner the method OF reading
and dramatzing the selection. A class
from her room in the school gave finger
PLAYS and sang, which added to the in
terest of the program. Mrs. Adams
read paper on DIR. Montessor,
Mr.. and Mrs. o. /. Morse have bought
through the agent, w. w. Perkins, Of
the Perry Real Estate agency, a farm
of ia acres in Washington, three miles
from Chelsea.
Mrs. Fred Fairbanks and her children,
who have been the guests OF Mrs. Edna
Fairbanks for several days, left on We'd
nesday for their home in Newport, n
II.
Mrs. Lydia Hutchins has gone to New
tonvilIe. Mass, to visit her daughter
Miss Mildred Hutchins, student IN
Simmons college.
Miss Esther Steele OF Northfeld was
operated upon this week by DIR. Clifford
and Dr. Mayo OF Mortified, and is do
ing we'll
The ladies Of the Baptist church real
lied about $50 from the dinner and sup
per given in their vestry on Tuesday.
Mrs. Ida Drake has gone on months
trip to Springfield, Holyoke, and Med
ford. Mass. and Lebanon, \. H., the
time to be passed with relatives.