The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-08-20
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Miss Cora 0sgood has come from Pike,
n. H., where she IL engaged as stenog'
rapher, to pass her vacation with her ia
ther, A. G. Osgood, and family.
l. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Il. Lane and two
daughters, Marjorie and Laura, came by
automobile last week from Mount Yer
non, N. Y, and were with Mrs Lanes
mother, Mrs j. II. Moulton, till Satur-
day, when they went to Montpelier to
pass some time with Mr.. Lanes ia
Their.
G. A. Chedel and family have closed
their cottage for the season at Mascoma
lake, Enfield, N. H., and are now at
home. Miss Hazel Durkee, who has been
with them in camp is now passing a
few days here with them.
b. II. Spear has gone to Greenfield,
Mass, to work in a telephone office, but
his family will remain in town for the
present.
Mrs. Lyndon Thomas, after passing
several days with her mother, Mrs. Edna
Fairbanks, has gone to Newport, n. H.,
to visit her brother, Fred Fairbanks.
0. w. Mann was in the Massachusetts
have his tonsils removed.
Hon. Guy w. Bailey, secretary of
state, was in town Wednesday, and gave
a hearing in the case of Edison Clifford |
and Arthur Galarneau, whose chauffeurs'
licenses had been forgeited by driving
too fast down Main street, and a com
plant had been entered against them to
the trustees of the village. II. M. Tot
man appeared for Clifford, who is i'll in the
sanatorium, and Galarneau was present
himself Decision was withheld.
Mrs. 7. L. Dennis of New York, on
Sunday, went to the sanatorium for the
which later affected her like a slight
shock.
Miss Myrtle Clifford has accepted po-
sition in the Garwood school at Newark,
N. j., where she is to be special teach
er of manual arts and will begin her
work at the opening of the fall term.
Miss Ina Hodges of Richmond, is pass
ing the week with her brother, Ray
Hodges, at n. c. Greene's.
ii. W. Vail has been with his son,
Scion Vail and family for several days,
at the Vail farm In Pomfret.
A daughter was born Tuesday morn
ing at the sanatorium to Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Howard of this place, the child
being a grandson of Mr.. and Mrs. S. w.
Howard.
Charles Dixon of Maiden, Mass, has J
joined his brother. Paul, at the home of
NJ. A. Tewksbury. \
Miss Grace Burke of Sharon has been i
for the last week by Miss I
Verna Jones. d
George p. Hyde of Tunbridge, and
Miss Eta Marian Williams of this
place. were married on Wednesday aft :
prnoon at the Bethany parish house by !, 7
Rev. Fraser Metzger.
W. Eugene Kimball and his sister, )
Miss Annie kimball, arrived here last
Thursday from Glen Cove, l.. J.. and are a
now at the home of their mother, Mrs. =
R. j. Kimball, for several weeks.
Mrs. J. II. Smith of West Somerville, 3,
Mass, has come for few weeks stay
II the Smith farm, just south of the il
.illage.
Manley Raymond arrived here Thurs Il
lay TO be the guest of Mrs. II. w. a
rewksbury.
Mrs. +. w. Baldwin and her daugh- W
er, Miss Annis Baldwin. came on We'd
lesday night from Essex Junction, and Il
; being entertained by Mrs. w. f.
Nedgewood and daughters, who have W
lso for guest, Miss Cora Martin from
jhicopee Falls, Mass. in
Theron G. Brooks has bought the al
mall farm of the late c. j. Dyke, which
oins his farm, for Sl,050. in
Mrs. b. c. Briggs of Hartford, Carl al
Mr.. and Mrs. William Clark
{ Ware, Mass, attended the wedding of
liiford Ayerill and Miss Bernice Briggs.
'hich was held last evening
Mrs. William Downing and her daugh-
er, Katherine, of Brooklyn, n. Y, are Cd
uests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Eaton. We
Invitations have been issued by Mr.. OF
nd Mrs. James Jones for the marriage wa
I their daughter, Verna May, TO Ar M
iur Leopold Galarnesu, on the evening trl
September l, at eight o'clock, in the So
aptist church in this place. A recep- wa
on viii be held Immediately following
&c ceremony in the church. a.
Mns. Emma Taplin, teacher from M
is passing some time with IN