The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-21
BETHEL

The local lodge of Masons observed 81
Johns day by attending the Universalis
church in body yesterday morning
The sermon was by Rev. George +. For
tier of st. Adams, a former pastor.
The 'Lympus Sunday school had Z
party at +. w. Stoddard's one evening
last week.
Mrs. w. G. Clifford was in Hardwck
last week to attend the graduating OK
ercises.
Seven members of the Center Rutland
baseball team were at the Bascom house
Saturday night on their way home from
Barre.
A quantity of nearly new furniture
was sold at auction Saturday afternoon
in the street near Daniel Stoddard's to
satisfy an execution against the Nancy
estate, John j. Wilson representing the
creditors.
Mrs. Harris Hudson of East Walpole,
Mass, returned home yesterday after a
weeks visit at w. T. Rogers.
Mrs. Mary Parker, after visiting two
weeks in Rutland is now with Mrs.
Anna Tucker at Ipswich, Mass.
Robert III. Kimball OF East Walpole.
Mass, is with his family here during a
weeks shutdown of the business where
he is employed.
Miss Mary Tewksbury addressed "a
large audience at the Congregational
church last evening. She will spend her
vacation in New Hampshire.
son was born in Wells River June
Is to Mr.. and Mrs. John Fl. Fortune,
the mother being former resident ana
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. ID. d. Smith
of Bethel.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto r. Bennett of Man
chester and Mrs. Terry of Bennington
were at the Bethel inn Saturday night
and went to Montpelier yesterday morn
ing on the paper train. They were pas
sengers on the Cross-S State Tronsporta-
ton Co.'S. Rutland to Bethel line Sat
urday afternoon and were seriously de-
layed by fierce storm on the mountain.
When Stockbridge was reached the train
had gone. Ii was ordered back from
Bethel to Stockbridge to get the pas
sengers but was delayed and finally the
company hired +. II. Davis to carry
them by automobile. They reached here
a bout four hours late.
The rear axle of Joseph G. Fuller's au-
tomoble broke when he was about four |
miles from home on his way from Wind |
sor yesterday forenoon. He telephoned |
Harley Rowland, who came with a new |
axle, which was soon adjusted.
The funeral of the late James Mannix |
was held this forenoon at his late resi-
dence on North Main street. The re-
mains were taken to Randolph for in
terment.
Mrs. w. A. Swinyer was going to
Windsor Saturday to meet her husband,
George Spaulding driving her automo-
bile, when car from Haynes & Aliens
yarage in Claremont, n. H., came up be-
hind and tried to pass. but collided,
bursting tire and blowing out a tube
or the Swinyers.
In Saturdays issue reporting cases OF
lady VS.. Rogers and Allen VS.. Usher in
Windsor county court, il is pointed out
o the correspondent that the docket
n both cases. In j. c. Cady VS.. b. G.
Rogers no defense whatever was made
nd no witnesses were examined except =
he plaintiff by his own counsel. In n.
7. Allen VS.. w. A. Usher before trial
ohm Wilson was called in to assist
Jsher, the suit being for $500, copy of
pecifcation furnished at beginning of
rial called for $3.50 and about three
ears interest or over $3.50 in all. The
erdict in this case as reported was
25s.50.
w. c. Clifford, who lately drove from
'etroit, Mich, in new eight-cylinder '
adillac car. drove it Yesterday to Rut
md and took train for New York.
Miss Amy Wilson is home for the
INNER from teaching st Lyndonville. {
Austin b. Noble has been engaged TO q
'ach commercial geography next year in "
he Manchester, \. H.. high school. q