The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-06

Mrs. Frank Griffin of TiIton, N. H. i
a guest at w. w. Wilmot's, as also i
Mrs. Cades OF New York, Mr.. Wilmot'
daughter, Miss Winifred Wilmot il
home for the summer from teaching il
Claremont, N. III.
Fred Neff and family of Pttsfeld wer,
at s. L. Gillette's last Saturday. Mr.
Neff has IL acres on south hill in Stock
bridge planted with potatoes. Last year
he raised $500 bushels on nine acres and
made small profit notwithstanding the
low prices prevailing.
Miss Grace Abbey of Randolph IL
spending part Of her vacation at Grover
| Bowen's
Guests at Mrs. Josephine French's are
Mrs, Tucker and daughter of Lebanon
n. H., Miss Guild and Miss Stone OF
Windsor and George A. Boynton of New
York City.
Mortimer Hosington of West Medford
Mass and Robert Mcdonald of Walden,
Mass, came Saturday to s. A. Bowen's
for few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. Fl. Eaton of Rutland
are visiting at H. G. Scoville's and F. A.
Marsh's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Campbell have re-
turned from 10 weeks visit in Quincy,
Mass.
Mrs. F. r. Fisher and Miss Florence
Fisher of Burlington came Saturday to
spend the summer at John Moore's in
Barnard.
Henry r. Walker has considerable
quantity Of last years apples of the Ben
Davis variety, sound and palatable.
The funeral of Mrs Alfred d. Abbott
was held at noon to-day at her late resi-
dence on River street, Rev. J. Wesley
Miller officiating. Interment was at the
Barnard village cemetery. Mrs. Abbott
died Sunday morning at the Randolph
sanatorium, where she underwent an OPP
Grafton about week earlier. From last
Thursday il was feared there was little
chance of her recovery. She was born
40 years ago in Barnard. the only daugh-
ter of the late Charles II. Badger and his
wife, who survives her daughter, as do
her husband and six brothers, Scott.
Charles and Alton OF Barnard, George of
Pomfret, John and Walter Of Claremont, |
n. H. She was married to Mr.. Abbott |
nine years ago and they spent their |
whole married life here. Daniel Abbott |
and Mrs. George b. Chase are step-chil-
dren. Among those at the funeral were
the brothers and sisters of Mr.. Abbott
Edward H. Abbott of Rochester, Lindell /
Abbott and Mrs. Lila Williams Of Rut
and and Miss Carrie Fifield OF Reading,
Mass.
A party in two automobiles from
south Walpole, Mass, surprised Mr. and
Mrs. George H. Kimball yesterday after
loon and were their guests last night.
N the party were Mr.. and Mrs K j.
yhitcomb and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Jharles Hamilton and daughter and Mr.
md Mrs. Richardson. Mrs. Whitcomb
md Mrs. Hamilton are daughters OF Mr.
limball
The town baseball team lost its game
n Woodstock Saturday TO |, and lost
Is game yesterday in Randolph 6 to 4.
'ownsend pitched the Woodstock game
or Bethel and did well, but was not
cry well supported. Layelle did fine
FORK in the box yesterday, excelling J
all, and had Randolph shut out to 0 I
III the sixth inning, when Captain G
merry, playing az third, threw wild TO 7
rst, the first OF series of mishaps and
lisfortunes, Randolph getting three runs
nd in the neat inning two more. which i
roved enough. Good individual work =
as done by Psini and Noble. .
Guests at John Kelehers are NJ. w. c