The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-12
SOUTH RYEGATE.
Mrs. Balzarini Seriously Injured in Fall
Down Cellar Stairs.

Down Cellar Stairs.
Mrs. Balzarini who keeps house for
Joseph Cerutti, while reaching Tor some'
thing on shelf in the cellarway Satur,
dny, lost her balance and fell down the
cellar stairs. striking on the back OF her
head and iniuring herself quite seriously
II. Il. Metcalf is moving his family to
| LYMAN, N. H., where he recently pun
chased a farm. The many friends OF the
Metcalf family are sorry to have them
leave town
Sunday evening DR.. and Mrs. G. w.
Darling accompanied Mrs. q. Z. Cowan
of Groton to Hanover, N. H., where she
was Immediately operated on for appen'
diets Mrs. Cowan's case was very
serious one, but she is now reported to
be doing as we'll as could be expected.
Mrs. Cowan's many friends here wish her
speedy recovery Miss Marie Darling,
sister of Mrs Cowan, who is also at
Hanover recovering from a recent opera
ton for appendicitis, expects to return
home in few days.
Miss Rose Anderson came Saturday
from Boston, where she has been in the
hospital with appendicitis. Her many
friends here are glad to welcome her
home after her illness.
Mrs. A. T. Beaton went Monday to st.
| Johnsbury to spend the week. Her hus-
band and daughter Barbara, are spend
ing her absence with Mrs. A. d. Grant,
and Miss Alberta Day is boarding with
Mrs G. Il. Eliason.
The Wednesday club observed gentle-
mems night last Friday evening in the
PRESBYTERIAN vestry, which was beauti-
| fully decorated for the occasion. A fine
dinner was served to over 40 people and
then very pleasant social hour was
spent with valentine games of various
kinds.
Miss Day and Miss Lord spent Sunday
at their homes in Orleans and North
| Thetford, respectively. Miss Barbara
Beaton went with Miss Day to Orleans.
Miss Maude Whitcher is visiting her
grandmother, Mrs. N. NJ, McAllister, this
week Mrs. McAllister is much troubled
with rheumatism this winter.
Rev. and Mrs. f. G, Langford Of Lit
tleton, N. H.. came Saturday to visit
their daughter, Mrs. Tells Cole Mr..
Langford has recently returned from a
business trip through the Southwest and
thinks business here in South Ryegate
better than almost anywhere else he has
been.
DIR. and Mrs G.. w Darling and Mr..
and Mrs F. j. Tewksbury went Wednes-
day to Lisbon, n. H., to attend the we'd
ding OF Charles Brock Darling of Ware,
Mass. to Miss Nellie Andrews OF Lisbon,
which took place Wednesday evening at
the home of the brides parents.
About 90 people were present Monday
evening at the session of the Ryegate-
Groton Sunday School District associa-
ton. held in the Presbyterian church
Monday afternoon and evening. Mrs.
Edith BaIch Wright and Miss Marion
Stickney were the speakers for the even
ing and gave most interesting and help
full addresses on the subjects, "The BIZ
BILE as a Book of Teaching Material in
the Home" and "Nine Years OF Oppor-
tunity." The following officers were
elected: President. Leslie T. Hall Of
South Ryegate; yice-president, Harry
Morrison of Groton; secretary and treas
.urer, Mrs. Will Laekie of East Ryegate.
B. /. Terry has put his clerks, J. A.
McAllister and Gustavus Rabaioli, on
half time through the dull season this
winter. The two young men work alter
nate weeks.
C. II. Grant is on the sick list, as rs
also Mrs. William Terry.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Harrison is now considered out OF danger
and the nurse, Miss Mabel Osborne, went
Tuesday TO Groton pond.
Miss Emma Eliason has returned from
Wells River, where she has been EN-
ployed.
w A. Roy is laid up with an attack of
lumbago.