The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-25
EAST ORANGE


Miss Una Bohonon has finished hel
school in Willamstown and Ia at Tho
home of her parents, MIR. and Mrs. George
Bohonon.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. n. Dickinson OF Cor,
NTH visited their son, w. 7. Dickinson
recently.
Lewis Parker visited in Corinth re-
Gently.
Carl Prescott of Bradford and Earl
Davis of Lyndonville were at Grin Pres
colts Sunday.
Harry Smith was in Northfeld on
Wednesday.
The school in the village closed Fri
day. Those having no marks for the
term were Alice Sanborn, Arthur Bur
roughs, Roy Mouton, Lionel Remillord,
Edison and Dwight Colby. Edison Colby
passed the examination for the high
school. Superintendent Miller visited the
school twice during the term and there
were several visits by the ladies of the
place. The school was taught by Mrs.
Beckwith, who came here highly recon-
mended and with many years expert
ence and she leaves many friends here
who will hope for her return for the fall
term. She will spend her vacation at
Chelsea and Post Mills.
Z. NJ. Seaver of Washington has been
working for some time on Mrs. Palmer's
house, making repairs and additions, one
of the most noticeable being spacious
veranda, which when completed will add
greatly to the comfort of her home. Mr.
Seaver has been boarding with Mrs. NJ
R. Hamilton while doing the work.
Mrs. Carroll Button, who has been con.
fined to her bed with rheumatism, is
somewhat better at this writing. Miss
wis Dow of East Barre is working for
her.
Miss Laura Nye of Washington visited
at Clarence Hutchinson's a few days re-
Gently.
George Bishop has purchased the
Charles Burgin place and moved there.
His son win occupy the farm he has
moved from.
The Friendship club met at the church |
vestry Wednesday afternoon. Supper |
vas served by the ladies'. The club was
presented an organ by Mr.. and Mrs. Z. L. |
which will be of great help to
heir social gatherings and entertain
nents. They will meet again in two
weeks.
Mrs. Victor Colby of Corinth visited
Ter daughter, Mrs. Archie Button, the
irst of the week
II. L. Sargent of Plymouth, n. H.,
vas in town few days recently.
II. A. Prescott and Nina Bohonon were
last Barre visitors Tuesday.
Misses Eunice and Eta Bowen, daugh-
ers of Clinton Bowen of Chelsea, are
isiting at Hylas Bowens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Dashner and Mrs.
sister Leila, visited at Henry
Ioods in West Topsham Thursday.
Dennis Rouhan of Woodsville, n. H.,
assed through here with an auto load
Tho were returning from trip TO Nor.
syille and johnson, where his sister,
Iamie, has just graduated. He caliea !
n his brother, James Rouhan, and fam.
y.
Mrs. c. NJ. Colby and Mrs. Jane Fish
ere in Washington recently ON business :
nd visited Mrs. Julia Hutchinson, for
Ter resident of this place.
Several from this vicinity were among
he large crowd which attended the re
ption of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Wright
, the schoolhouse hall at Waits River !
tuesday, evening. Music and dancing .
ere enjoyed by the company and ice
cam and cake We're served as refresh.
ents. They We're the recipients of many =
'ful and beautiful presents. The bride y
ore a charming gown of Copenhagen
lie silk, with white trimmings. She is
e daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
achia OF this place and very estimable
'ung lady. They have Just returned
ON their honeymoon trip to Boston and
cinity and are now to go on fishing
Up for about week. after which they
II be at home TO their friends on Mr..
rights farm in Bradford They have R
any friends both here and in Waits .,
yer, where the groom is well known, C
10 wish them a long and prosperous 9
'dded life. n