The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-09

). Mr. and Mrs. II. =. Hewitt left o.
Wednesday for Putney to pass severa
. days with cousin.
Miss Anna Bryan has come from Bos
ton for a several days stay in Bos
Raymond, the o-year-old son of Mr.
and Mrs. Floyd Bruce, is very i'll will
an attack of pneumonia.
4 Miss Winnie Burridge has gone t,
Ferrsburg to continue teaching tn,
spring term of school
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Il. Chandler went tt
New York to pass a week, and they
took with them Martha, the second
i daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Mann
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Il. Whitney, who came
from Bellows Falls to pass Sunday witt
Mrs. Floyd Bruce and family, went on
to Burlington the first of the week.
/ Mrs. w. w. Norton who has beer
passing the winter with her sister, Mrs
Dewitt Webb, at West Medford, Mass.
has returned and opened her house for
the summer
The Randolph Trotting association
held a meeting recently at the office OF
A. B. Gay and elected G. ID. Gibbs, Eli
st. Lawrence and Frank Sawyer to build
sheds and judges stand at the park
| this season; Mrs Gibbs and Z. c. Me-
lntyre of Bethel and A. B. Gay of this
place to arrange for races and w, S.
| Bryant, committee on stalls. The first
races of the season will be held on the
Monday following Decoration day, with
half mile heats and no entrance fee.
The marriage engagement of Miss
Marjorie Chedel. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. &. A. Chedel. and Harold p Cay
lord was announced on Monday evening,
when Miss Chedel gave a tea, to which
she invited eight Of her friends. Mr..
Gaylord holds position of chemist in
the private Office of the Southern Cot
ton Oil company at Montelair, n. J.
Mrs. w. b. Wall has returned from a
several months stay in Los Angeles and
other parts of California, and is passing
several days with Mrs. f. d. Strong, be
fore opening her house nearby.
Mrs. John Udall of Pennington. \.
H., and her daughter. are the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs Eugene Wardner during
the Easter vacation from the school
in Pennington.
Mrs. L. l.. Mcintyre, who has been
with he's son, DIR. Harry Mcintyre. in
New York for several weeks, is now in
Woodstock for a time before return
ing to Burlington for longer stay, be-
fore she comes to open her house for the
season here.
Miss Mary Dubois underwent an oper-
alton here on Friday, instead of at Han
over, ~ H., as was first supposed. Dr.
Frost, her cousin from that place, was
present TO assist, and she is now at the
in the care OF a trained
nurse from Schenectady, \. Y, and is
thought to be making a good recovery.
Earl Chadwick, son of Mr.. and Mrs. |
A. A. Chadwick. was here over Easter, |
coming from Albany, ~ Y, where he is
in the employ OF Babcock & Shannon,
clothing manufacturers.
Mrs. W. Z. Macy OF Montpelier was
he guest of her brother Ray Ordway,
and family for few days recently
Mrs Della Gourlev has returned from
, five weeks stay in Melrose Highlands,
Mass
Charles Pratt, teacher in the Wat
.rtown institute for the blind, is in
own for few days with his aunt, Mrs.
Emily Burroughs.
Riley and Dana Robinson were in
'laremoBt the first of the week, to see
heir brother, William, who is serious
Y III.
4 daughter. Marjorie Caldon was
'orn on Thursday morning to Mr.. and
,irs. Harry Chase.
Mrs. Frank Gold Of Northheld is be-
ng entertained by her sister, Mrs. J.
;. Tewksbury. Eugene Holman. who
as been hard sick this week with the
rip, was able to- be dressed on Thurs
sy.
Mrs. John Howell of Barre is pass
~ some time with Mr.. and Mrs. n. c. |,
reene.
Mrs. Edna Fairbanks has been enter
aiming her daughter. Mrs. Lyndon G
homas. and Miss Gladys Young OF sal
bury. who came from few days stay .
/ Montpelier.
The ladies ai6 society OF the Baptist =
iurch met on Wednesday and elected
- following officers; Mrs. A. b. Gsh-
ian. president. Mrs Robert Flint. vice 7
resident; Mrs. Ellen Huntington. sec u
'tary; Mrs II. A. Leonard. treasurer. a
The house of the late Mrs. Angie Wood
A. been sold to r. r. and John Iamson, =
no viii rent the house and use the "
lrns for their teams and for storage. .
The Baptist church society held its y
annual meeting on "Wednesday evening
vi elected the following officers: Clerk. q
r.. Eugene Holman; treasurer. Miss
.ora Bell. collector Mrs. J. G. Har n
"; trustees. ~ w. Totoman, =. y Ris- h
2. Alfred Webster g. y Cushman;
mmittce on ushers. II. NJ. rotman, J
Harlow committee on repairs. u.
Totman. r. y Rising and Harry
mes. The reports Of the several de-
lrtments If church work showed all
~ paid and something left in The n
easurv. y
II is estimated that about the usual 4
.antity Of sugar has becn made in this
entity. but the quality Is thought 60 2
superior. "