The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-26
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Rev. Fraser Metzger went TO Windsor
10 speak ut community meeting Sunda,
evening.
Mrs. Charles Written. who had beer
Vertically Ill since the birth of daugh
ter Mt the sanatorum March H. died
there Saturday and her remains wer.
taken Sunday TO Granville for interment
Deceased leaves an infant daughter, who
l. said to be doing well under the care
OF Il sister of the mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Bruce were given n
farewell reception Saturday night at the
relief corps rooms, in anticipation OF their
going to Manchester, N. H., where Mr..
Bruce has secured employment. The To-
cal corps presented Mrs. Bruce pin the
badge of the order.
A game of baseball was played on the
IViall-Alumni athletic field Saturday aft
ernoon between the West Lebanon N. H.,
team and Randolph, which resulted in n
victory for the local team by score of
Z to 4.
Miss Anna Bryan has come from Bos.
ton to remain for time.
| Mrs. Emogene Buck returned Satur-
day from Plainfield, where she was on
an official visit Friday night to the Re
bekah lodge in that place.
Rev. and Mrs. Frederick Leeds came
| from Shclburne Falls. Mass, last week,
bringing with them Mrs. Leeds brother,
John Chase, Of Somerville, Mass, who
remained over night with his parents and
then went on to his home, while Rev.
and Mrs. Leeds went to Burlington to
attend the ceremonies for the consecra-
ton of the bishop coadjutor, George Y.
Bliss. On their return, Mrs. Leeds re-
manned with her parents for few days,
while Mr.. Leeds returned to supply his
pulpit Sunday
@. w. Mann, who suffered from ton
siltis two weeks ago has had a relapse |
and is now quite III at the inn
Mrs. Sherburne of Maiden Mass, who |
has been with Miss =. J. Clark the train
ing teacher, for a week, returned to her
home Saturday.
Miss Clark, Mrs. G. r. Moulton and
Mrs. Ella johnson entertained the Won
ans Literary club at the assemblyroom
Of the high school building Friday even
ing. and Professor H. +. Perkins of the
University of Vermont delivered lee
ture, taking for his subject. Life in Pond
and Stream Each member had three
guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Huse and their two
sons, who have been in town with rela-
tiyes for several days. returned to their
home in Windsor Sunday.
Edwin Goodwin, who was injured by
being struck by the cars seven weeks ago,
is still very i'll at his home from the ef-
fects OF the accident He suffers intense
pain through his back, and so far has
received no relief from this trouble.
Mrs. G. b. Hollis is in Natiek. Mass.
for two weeks stay with relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. LaMorder. who recentlvl
came here from Warren. have been en-
gagged to take charge OF the restroom,
which is soon to be opened in the Leon i.
ard block. II is expected that the room
will be opened Saturday afternoon, and
fnli particulars will be made public in a
'ew days. I
Elton Stevens caught q rainbow trout /
'ecently which measured l8 inches in 4
ength and weighed one pound and Is i
ounces. This was caught in the brook
rear the J. f. Smith farm.
Miss Gladys Thayer went to Chelsea r
Wednesday, where she is to conduct a 8
store for the season. Miss X
Thayer had been in the employ OF her II
unit, Mrs. j. +. Tewksbury, for several Il
easons.