The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-30
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pany was held on Tuesday. The follow
ing officers were elected; Directors, !
ii. Mason, Lyman Hutchinson, +.
Lawson, Alfred Webster, John L. Hutch
inson, j.. b. Hutchinson and Il. "
Tewksbury; auditors, r. w. Tewksbur
and j. w. Raymond; secretary, job
l.. Hutchinson; treasurer, Mrs. T.. Il
Mason. Following this meeting of tn
directors was held and Il. III. Mason wa
elected president of the board of direc
tors, Lyman Hutchinson, vice president
and John l.. Hutchinson, manager, TO
the the next year.
Mrs. G. Il. Root went to Montpele
Wednesday, having been summoned BY
the death Of the six-year-old son of Mr.
and Mrs. William Wells Of Mortified
who was run over by an automobile
and whose death occurred at the Hea
ton hospital the same day.
Postmaster p, G. Dodge has returned
from weeks stay in Washington, ID
G., where he went to attend the conveh.
tion of postmasters.
Miss Clara Huse of Morrisville was
entertained this week by her brother and
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Huse.
Annie g., daughter OF H. b. Bell has
been quite i'll for several days and un-
der the care of nurse. She is now inn
proving
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter O'Connell, and Mrs.
Jerry O'Connell returned Monday from
Providence, r. l., where they attended
the funeral of an aunt, Mrs. Maggie
| Haines.
| Joseph W. Atwood was taken suddenly
| i'll this week, and although improving,
is now under the care of Miss Grace Bit,
kin, the trained nurse
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Stevens OF Middle
town, Conn. are here for week, visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs G. G. Stevens. Mrs.
James Menard of Norwich, with her two
children, and Elton Stevens and Fred
West of Hanover, are also guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Stevens.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Curran have
gone on an auto trip, going first to
Brandon, where they were jointed by
Mr.. Curran's sister, and the party will
journey to Westield, Mass, and will also
visit some places in Connecticut before
their return
Cards have been received here announc-
ing the marriage of Joseph Goodheart
and Miss Grace Darling Bennett at the
home of the bride in Homesdale, Pa.
Mr.. Goodheart is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jerry Goodheart of this place. They
will live in New Haven, Conn, where
the groom has employment.
Rev. Frazer Metzger attended the ma
tional council OF Congregational churches
held in New Haven, Conn, this week.
The second meeting of the Christian |
of this season was held in
the parish house with an attendance Of /
80. An appeal was made by Mr.. Metz
ger in behalf of assistance for Louis
Atwood, and after some discussion a
was called for. The presi-
dent, DIR. +. A. Eaton, then announced
his committees as follows: Social, L.
A. Hatch, H. A. Morse, G. A. Osha, VIII
lard Martin, Arthur Galarneau, and l.. f.
Butman; membership, p. c. Dodge, G. 7.
Lamson, and Ernest Mcintosh; ways and
means, Rev. j. II. Thompson, V. !. Spear,
!. j. Stimets, X. j. Mitchell and w. s.
cranej executive, DIR. /. A. Russlow, j.
:. Sherburne, and the chair; dramatic
L. S. Brigham, c. L. La
ellie, and V. A, Grant; music, DR.. II.
". Holden, H. b. Bell and Rev. Fraser
detzger; animal, W. r. Sargent, c. J. I
Stockwell and Carmi Gibbs. Four new (
members were elected The speaker OF
he evening, Rev. Arthur Hewitt Of !
gave very nice talk, taking
or his subject, "The Making of Mr. NJ
A change in the firm of Sargent, 0s- !.
al Al
week, when w. r. Sargent retired from
he firm, selling his interest, and expect
NJ TO pass the winter with his family
n Florida. Charles G. Morse, for three
ears past, the travelling salesman, has a
cen admitted 60 the firm, and Robert c
Wood of st. Adams an experienced ma d
hinist, is also one Of the new partners. o
lr. Wood will come here and take up d
be management of the shops as soon
: he can make the change. g
Chester Bickford OF the Center and Il
Irs. Josephine lSpicer) Meader Of this
lace were married by Rev G.. +. Good :
fe of the Center on Wednesday night. 4
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Hawkins and FL
aughter. and Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Haw- =
ms Of FeIchville, were guests of Mr. 4.
nd Mrs. \. c. Buck the first Of the Of
eek.
Miss Lucie White Of East Montpelier
passing several days with Mrs. p. C.
odge.
Mrs. Lucic Wall Beekman has come N
ON New York for a few DAYS stay
in her mother. Mrs w b. Wall
Col. and Mrs A. n. Chandler have I,
Dsed their residence. Mari Castle. on I.
,uth Main street, and have gone TO 4.
-ooklyn for the winter. ~
Leonard Holman. a clerk in the +. A. -
orse store. has closed his work there -
ID has gone 20 keene, n. II, for N
10 with relatives. -
Miss Ellen Moodard Of South Royal \,
n has been seriously IN for several a
-. and Mr. and Mrs u G. Woodard a.
this place are with her caring for !.
2. Miss Woodland is IS years Of age. a.
D is the sister of d. c. Moodard Of H.
Il place
Miss Mary Upham and Miss Lila
N hanson. visitors 81 W $ Crane =
d bic sister. bet "Wednesday for -
rthh0ro, Mass.
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