The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-06
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Mrs. y. G. Lenney OF Hnrdwick an
daughter are passing several days i
town, they having been formerly resi-
dents here.
Mr.. and Mrs. w, II. Roberts, with
friend, came from Manchester Center o.
Saturday night TO pass the 4th and 5tl
with Lyman Hutchinson, Mrs. Roberts
father
A game Of baseball on the Wall Alum
nj held on Saturday between the Bridge
water and the Randolph teams. resulted
in victory for the latter, the score be-
ing to 2.
Miss Katherine Donolon, after passing
two weeks in and about Boston, returned
last week to resume her work at the
Randolph inn.
Mrs Julia Cummings went to Boston
on Saturday to pass several weeks with
| friends.
| Mrs. John Priest left Saturday for a
two weeks stay in Springfield, Mass.
Mrs. d. b. Cassidy went to Thetford
on Saturday TO join her husband, and re-
main there with him as long as he has
employment.
On Saturday morning at the Methodist
church, patriotic children's day pro-
gram was given. The decorations were
of the national colors and wild flowers,
making the room attractive. At the
Baptist church a number of members Of
the grange met at Grange hall before
the morning service, and marched from
there in body to the Baptist church,
where Mr. Thompson, the pastor, gave
a specially prepared sermon. "The Pa
triot." Rev. Fraser Metzger returned
from Greensboro on Saturday to supply
his pulpit for the morning service, taking
for his theme, "The Worth of America,
and Her Rights" In the afternoon the
Christian Endeavor society of this church
held a patriotic service on Msri-Castle
park, swith an address by Col. A. B.
Chandler. Special music was prepared
for the occasion.
News has been received of the marriage
of Miss Ruby Allen OF this place and
Glenn Sault in New England, N. d., last
Friday morning, July 2. The couple will
reside in Amidon, located about 25 miles
from New England, where the groom, is
in newspaper office, conduct
ed by the Connolly brothers, formerly OF
this place.
Mr. and Mrs. Danforth, who have been
with DIR. and Mrs F. A. Eaton for several
days, left on Monday morning for their
home in Reading, Mass.
Miss Jennie Stewart and Miss May X |
Howe, teachers in the graded school here, |
lett on Monday morning for Castleton
to attend summer school, Mrs. Rand, |
who lives with Miss Howe, has gone TO |
Leominster, Mass, to pass the time dur
ing her absence.
Rev. and Mrs. " NJ. Hardy arrived
here on Saturday from Amherst, Mass,
where they had been for a week with |
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Hardy and spent Sun
lay and Monday with friends here. Mr..
lam Laura Alls, who had also been at
Mrs. A. i. Hardy's for several weeks,
'eturned home with them.
The game of ball at the Wall Alumni
ield on the afternoon Of the 5th be-
ulted in a victory for the latter, the
core being TO 4.
Miss Anna Bryan and her aunt ar
lived here on Saturday night from Bos-
on. to pass the month of july at the
inn, the guests of the propri-
tor, o. w. Mann.
Mrs. Alfred Abbott. who underwent
n operation at the sanatorium about ten
avs ago, died on Sunday and her re-
mains were taken TO her home in Bethel.
there the funeral was held to-day and
nterment was in Barnard. Mrs. Abbott
survived by her husband and two step
hildren, and had reached the age of 43
ears.