The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-19
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William Miller of Richmond was among
the arrivals Sunday, coming to visit his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. II. Miller.
Rev. and Mrs. G. A. Emery have come
to remain for few days with their son
and family Mr.. and Mrs. George Emery
and from here they will 90 to Brattle.
boro to attend the Methodist conference
Mr.. Emery expects to take parish ut
the coming session Of the state organiza
ton.
Miss Osborne of Montpelier was the
over Sunday guest at the home OF her
sister Mrs John Dubois.
| News has been received of the birth
OF a son, Robert Manchester, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Fay Burnell, the mother having been
Carrie Manchester and the child being
the grandson OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Manchester of this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Ficlders came on
Saturday from Roxbury with their
daughter, Bcrnice, whom they took to
the sanatorium for surgical treatment.
Richard Rowel OF Cambridge arrived
here Saturday for an oyer.Sunday visit
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. III. G..
Rowel.
Mrs. ley Manchester Barclay, with her
two children, arrived here Saturday from
Barre to pass Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
B. A. Manchester.
Rev. Fraser Metzger went to Hanover,
N. H.. to preach Sunday in exchange
with Rev. Robert Falconer, who occupied
the pulpit of Bethany church.
The home economics meetings closed
Friday night and Mrs. Julian Dimock
and Miss Bessie Thayer, the ladies who
have been demonstrating through the
sessions, left Saturday morning for Nor /
risyille, where they will conduct similar
this week.
Miss Florence Hobart, who three weeks
ago underwent an operation for appen
dicitis and has been slowly gaining since.
was able Saturday to go to her home in
where she will remain until
strong enough to go into the store OF
Bell brothers and resume her former
work
Clifford Averll has come from Clare
mont, N. H. and has begun work in
the store of j. +. LamsOn, where he is
to succeed David Adams. who will go to
Bethel to engage in the meat business.
Lewis Durham, who is passing some
weeks with his parents in Braintree, was
in town Saturday, calling upon old !
friends.
Celia and John Clifford went to South ,
Royalton on Saturday to visit at the '
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Goodrich
whose son, George, had the misfortune [
o break his ankle few weeks ago. S
Lyman Hutchinson left Saturday for i
'oston, where he will pass several days
With his daughter. Mrs. Carl Rhresher. t
Mrs +. 0. Blanchard has returned from /
10 days stay in Boston. r
Miss Annie Wood came from ESSEX a
asst week to pass Saturday with her
arents, Mr. and Mrs. F. b. Wood, and p
aturday night Miss Wood gave sur h
rise to Miss Ruby Allen whom she in G
tied to her home to pass the afternoon e
nd evening with her. A dozen young f
ldies were invited to the house in the /
vening, and the affair developed as a o
hover mostly of linen, in anticipation [
f Miss Aliens approaching marriage
, Glenn Sault. The affair proved IL
cry pleasant evening and Miss Allen W
as left many reminders of happy oc- b
lsion. Il
Inc Househoiu poous On tne ihle MIS-. !"
ngie Wood We're sold at auction at the la
ace on Pleasant street Saturday. Fred
ackard being the auctioneer. II is UNI
'rstood that the house, which has been
by the Bamson brothers. has
zen rented to Delbert Dyke. who has ~
me from Bethel to work for Jerd broth pi
5 in the meat market. u'
Rev. Homer White is quite i'll with ils
e prevailing epidemic OF the grippe, re
ID is under the care OF trained nurse. u
ISIS Hattie Sault. AZ
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