The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-30
MARSHFIELD

| glad TO learn That he has sufficiently re
covered from the serious burns by cleo
tricity, which he received about a month
ago, to be able to resume his work again
f. L. Pitkin left Monday for Middle
bury college, where he is to attend the
summer school,
Mrs. George Emery went last Wednes
day to the Mary Fletcher hospital, Bur-
lngton, where she expects to have an OPP
| GRAFTON.
Mrs. i. II. Carter of Cambridge visited
her sister in. law, Mrs. Earle Walbridge,
last week, taking her little son, Carl,
home with her.
Luther M. Warden has recently pur.
chased II new auto.
o. " Hooker of st. Johnsbury visited
his sister, Mrs. M. X. Hall, the last Of
the week, going from here to Boston.
Harold Pike has finished his studies at
Montpelier and is spending the summer
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Burton
Pike.
Miss Alice Clark has closed her work
in the Plainfield schools and Ia home for
the vacation.
Miss Dorothy Wooster is caring for
Mrs. Celia Adams at present, Mrs. Il. A.
Rosebrook having been obliged to 60
home.
Rural Carrier Il. L. Spencer has been
taking few days vacation, the patrons
being served by Substitute II. s. Brown.
Word has been received that DR.. III. S.
Carver has gone to Chicago to attend
series of medical lectures.
Mrs. Nelson Gay of Montpelier visit
ed relatives in town last week.
Mrs Milton 4. Northrop was taken to
the hospital last week Monday for APP
pendicitis.
The school in the Pike district, taught |
by Miss Vena Townsend of Plainfeld, |
closed Saturday, June 10, with an enter
tanment in the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Jameson of Lyn-
ionville visited at s. Swerdfeger's few
days recently.
Mrs William Siceley of Calais is visit.
ng her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Sui.
ham.
Mrs. Addie Curtis of Plainfeld visited
Ter sister, Mrs. Belle Cole, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Wilson of Wells
River are visiting relatives in town.
Mrs. Kate Hadlock has finished work
It c. d. Smiths and returned to her
lome.
The band has an engagement to play
It Lake st. Joseph July 4.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. A. Lamberton visited
riends in Barre last week.
The open concert given by the band
friday evening was much enjoyed by
arge audience, most of whom repaired
o the hall for the promenade which fol-
owed.
Mrs. G. b. Wheeler, Miss Clara Bliss,
lrnold Dow and Fred Morse went to
greensboro Saturday to spend Sunday at }
he Wheeler cottage. It
s. A. WEIGH and family of Peacham
isited Mrs. Welch's sister, Mrs. A. w.
lake. over Sunday.
Mrs. Clarendon Tucker and her grand
on, Carroll, of East Barre visited Mr..
nd Mrs. Earle Walbridge recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Bliss and Mr.. and
Irs. c. Z. Shepard spent Sunday at the
TcCrillis camp at Caspian lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. n. Parrott of Mont. u
slier visited friends in town Sunday.
George d. Ormsbee has moved his fam D
Y to Barre, where he has position at
e Perry garage.
Mrs. o. p. Gerry and daughter of Bos. i
N are visiting at B. b. Nownes'. "
Mr.. and Mrs. A. 4. Gilman, Miss Ze
tn Bemis. Miss Ruth Sargent, Avon
all and Raymand Gilman spent Sunday
Lake Groton.
George Adams and family of Montpe.
II have leased the house on the A. r.
lie farm for two months, taking pos ii
ssion last Saturday. Mr.. and Mrs Il
n. Shepard expect to spend a part of IA
@ time with them. d,
Notices are TO be placed at the village OF
nits requesting automobile drivers 10 al
y due regard TO the proper speed linn fr
Mr.. and Mrs. Perley Cleveland and son is
d Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Prouty and III
lighter Of Montpelier visited Mr.. and m
e. r. II. Prouty Sunday. la
A. T. Davis and family visited the ia
eedwell farms az Lyndonville Sunday. IN
urning by way of Caspian lake ri,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lunge are re- o.
cling over the birth Of a son. al
}. z. MAY and family visited relatives br
Roxbury Sunday, Mrs. r. G. Sheple wi
Waterbury returning with them. or
George Lackey OF Montpelier, who re- fr'
lily traded for the hotel property, ar SCI
ed Monday 20 take possession. pr
I IL especially requested that those
o take part in the usual Fourth OF
y festivities please remember that
re are two very sick ladies in the vii. on
= and refrain from any unnecessary pa
in those localities. frs
George Cummings Of Hardwick, agent tn
lightning rods 10 in town. TO
/. ". Senter and y. n. Dewhcart Of th'
ntpelier were business visitors IN town jus
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