The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-19
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Miss Hortense Flint returned Monday
from Boston, where she had been since
Thursday of last week, and on her re-
turn she at once resumed her work in the
store of H. NJ. Totman.
Mrs. Harry Mitchell went to North
field Monday for short stay with
friends.
G. A. Osha has sold to Glenn Wilson,
his farm located in Braintree, in the
location known as Riford Brook, and
has taken in part payment the farm of
Wilson in the town OF Bethel, former
| ly owned by w. A. Cole.
| Mrs. Nettie Rix and Miss Olive Rix,
over Sunday visitors of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Morrill, in Tunbridge, have re-
turned home.
Miss Celia Goodrich, who underwent
an operation for appendicitis recently
at the sanatorium, was able on Monday
to go to her home in South Royalton,
accompanied by her mother Mrs. John
Goodrich.
Mrs. Ellen Huntington went to New
port Monday, having been summoned by
the critical illness of her grandson, who
has been i'll with typhoid fever for the
last three weeks. The lad is IA years
old and has never been strong.
John Gorham, after passing few
days with Mrs Gorham in town, left
for Brattleboro, where he is to have en-
ployment for time.
Mrs. Ida Sumner has been in Swan
ton and Colchester for the last two
weeks with relatives, and on Monday
she returned to pass few days with her
sister, Mrs Spear, before going to her
home in Brookield.
John Rope came from Montpelier on
Saturday, where he had been with his |
daughter, Mrs. Charles Jerd, for the last |
four years. Mr.. Rope is "a years of
age but made the trip alone and is now
expecting to remain here for an indefi-
mite time.
Mrs. Candace Vaughan, after passing
a week with her sister, Mrs. j. ID. Mitcn
ell, left on Monday for her home in
Corners.
Mrs. r. J. Carr of Manchester, n. H.,
who has been with Mr.. Carr's sister,
Mrs. Ed. st. Lawrence, and husband for
a week, left on Monday for her home.
Fred Williams OF New Haven, Conn,
came on Sunday night for a few days
stay with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. IL.
Williams.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Eldredge closed
visit of few days in town ON Sunday
night. and went TO their home in Wat
srbury.
Mrs. Ellen Chandler, the guest Of her
sister. Mrs. Emma Mcintyre, for the
asst few days, went to Burlington sun
lay night for few days stay with DR..
md Mrs. Guy Loudon, hoping to gain !
,enefit from the treatment of DIR. Lou {
lon.
William Miller of Richmond was in /
own over Sunday, TO see his father, ,
Il. II. Miller, who is now very i'll and
las been for a week. Mr.. Miller has v
,eerr able 10 ride up TO a week ago but {
5 now suffering from his old trouble {
nd is in a serious condition. Mrs. j. II.
Williams, the nurse, is taking care of 5
i'm. e
Miss Clara Grout, who has been for b
everal months at her home in Brook s
ED assisting in the care OF her sister,
ras in town for brief stop on Mon
ay.
Mrs. George Stewart Of Berlin Cor
ers was entertained by her brother and
life. Mr.. and Mrs. George Roberts, over RI
unday. %
There was a meeting called in the 81
Iethodist church on Monday night 10 e
1nsider repairs upon the vestry OF the d
hurch. and other important business "
latters.
G. l. and W. =. Martin. after a three VI
avs STAY in Boston. have returned TO a.
leir home here.
Mrs.. Prank Coffin closed her term Of v
.ryice in the Bell Brothers store on y
aturday night and went to Barre the y.
1T OF the week 10 take q position in u
le Homer Fits store. Mr.. Coffin has K
npioyment in the foundry IN Montpel "a
r.