The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-26
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III the past week with what is supposed
to be case of poisoning from the milk
fed to the child. The cows probably ate
something in the pasture which poisoned
the milk Mr.. Gould and family have
the sympathy of friends, their little boy,
Richard, having been in Mary Fletcher
hospital over two weeks after an opera
ton for mastoid, abscess near the brain.
The little fellow is at present doing well,
with prospect OF his return home soon.
Mrs. Grace Wales was in town Thurs
day on her way home from Burlington
to st. Johnsbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Ainsworth spent
several days in Hardwick the first of the
week.
Mrs. Fred Grace was in Hardwick on
"wednesday.
The town library has been moved to
the home of Miss Frank McAllister on
Main street. Books can be taken out or
returned Tuesdays and Saturdays on
three weeks time, with fine of one cent
per day for all books kept over that
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Paine of Danvillc
were guests at r. p. Walbridge's Sun
day.
Robert Clarke spent few days at his
home last week from the agricultural
school at Lyndon.
Mrs. Byron of North Montpelier was
in town over Sunday to attend the me-
mortal service.
Charles Powers of Newbury is working
for +. G. Gould.
Arthur Read and Harle Dane were
home from Lyndon last week few
days.
| Gordon Webster went on fishing
| trip to Greensboro Saturday.
| Decoration day will be observed as
usual next Saturday, May 80. The G.
A, r., w. r. c. and s. of V. are request
ed to meet at Society hall at 10 a. M.
and march to the soldiers monument,
where they will be joined by a procession
Of school children. few exercises will
be in order. All school children in town
are cordially invited to meet at town
hall and form INTO line and, march to
the monument on the common. After
the exercises, several of the W. r. G.
will accompany the children and all in
terested, in marching to the cemetery to
honorcd dead who gave their lives for
their country. Bring wreaths or flowers.
Dinner will be served at noon in Society
hall by the w. r. G. to G. A. r., S. of V.
and families and all visiting veterans.
School children and any who wish can
take their lunch TO the |. o. G. 7. hall.
the use OF which has been freely offered
by the lodge At 80 p. m. everybody
is invited to town hall. where Rev. s. +.
Bloomfield of Montpelier viii give an ad-
dress
Miss Lila Perry was at home from
Barre over Sunday.
T.. p. Walbridge and daughter, Mai
dene, were in Burlington last Wednesday :
TO consult the physicians in regard TO
his eyesight.
Mrs L. c. Fisher attended the confer
ence at Barre last week. as a delegate
from the Congregational church.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lang and family
were guests of Daniel Brown in Calais a
recently. Ia
Mrs. Phineas Ladd and children of
Barre spent few days at the home of v
her brother. Hartwell Stone. last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wilcox visited his Ia
sister. Mrs. II. NJ. Perkins, in Walden
asst week. p
Miss Coffee of Barre. a trained nurse,
IS caring for Mrs. W. b. Lance and in. NJ
amt daughter. h,
Miss Ella Barrett was home over Sun.
lay from Walden. where she is teach b
ng school
Pre-Memorial exercises will be held in l.
own hall next Friday at p. m. con r
listing Of recitations singing, psntomime er
md drills by the pupils of the three
trades of the village school. All par ia
nts and citizens are cordially invited 10
" present be
George Houghton and family were bus si
ness visitors in Barre Saturday.
Ernest Peck was r business visitor in ri
Montpelier Saturday. he
Mrs. William Clark and daughter. Ss he
ali, accompanied w. I. Ford 10 Burling
on the first of the week to visit Mrs. in
ord at the hospital. W
Wendall Hickie and his mother. Mrs.
ennie Hickie. OF Orange City. Fla. have W.
rrived at their summer home on north ia
iest hill
TYLER Dow accompanied his sons 20 hi
burlington Sunday TO see Mrs. Dow at OF
he hospital She is improving.
Herbert Nelson has purchased the Al
~ Laird farm Of John Crane.
Miss Sadie Marston has returned from
CIV Hampshire and will live with her
lother at " NJ. Whitney's. vi
Miss Jennie Webster Of johnson spent
few days at the home Of Mrs. Ellen an
Webster recently. or,
Mrs. Myrtle Atberton has finished AZ,
for r. r. Hopkins and Is
opping a few weeks with Mrs. Maria
ow. u.
Rev ~ Hale attended the conference =.
Congregational churches At Barre last =.
eek
Carl Fletcher and family Of Shelhurne =.
ere guests At Mrs. S. J. Wiswell's the ~.
st of last week
Joseph Tagendre was in Rrattleboro =,
II week 30 attend The annual session 81 a..
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Miss Nsttie Gilman - visiting her IN.
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