The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-23
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Harvey Benjamin of Woodbury. was
business visitor in town Friday,
Mrs. Kate Eastman is visiting her son
in Barre,
Mrs. Laura Marsh OF East Calais WAS
guest at her fathers, j. G, Pike, on
Wednesday.
Representative w. b. Lance visited his
son, Elton, at Lebanon, N. H., Feb. IA.
Mrs. Tyler Dow went to ST. Johns
bury last week 10 spend few days
with her brother, Arthur Wales. and
family.
George Dow visited his sister, Mrs,
Eva Lamberton, in Marshfield last week.
Rev. +. II. Roberts and George Hoyt
were business visitors in st. Johnsbury
Tuesday.
Miss Alice Blodgett of Barre was at
her fathers, S. b. Blodgett, over Sun
day.
Rev. Morton Hale is expected to com
mence his labors as pastor OF the Con-
gregational church in this place March
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Cross of Mont
peler were at NJ. NJ. Whitneys, sun
day.
il. II. Foster received the sad news
Saturday of the death of a cousin in
Sheffield, Mrs. Julia Mitchell.
Mrs. Kate Moorhouse OF Massachu-
sets is spending few weeks with her
daughter, Mrs. +. G. Gould.
Mrs. Fred Marsh visited friends in
Concord, N. H., last week, going from
there to Portsmouth to see her brother,
DIR. Arthur Lance, and sister, Cora.
Wendell Goodrich was called to his
home in Calais from Il. c. Gould's by the
serious Illness of his father.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Mack OF East
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Aaron Witham recently.
Mrs. s. G. Voodry visited her brother, |
Earl Walbridge, in Marshfeld, Friday. |
Mrs. Nellie Morse of Richford was a |
guest Of Mrs. Alice Calkins at X. r.
Bates recently, taking home with her |
little Miss Ruth CaIkins, who will re-
main several weeks.
b. G. Rogers was business visitor in |
DanvilIe Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Houghton spent
with friends in Danville.
Fred Clapp is working at Peachaln
pond.
Representative W. B. Lance was at
lome from Montpelier over Sunday.
Miss Susie Nelson visited friends in
last week.
George Bruce of Boston is stopping
It his cousins, B. L. Bruce, few days,
while buying cows.
Harry Pike Of Walden was at the
ome of his father, j. X. Pike, Friday
nd Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Dan Mcintyre We're
uests of friends in Walden Friday.
Mrs. Viola Harvey has returned home
rom Woodbury., where she has been
airing for Mr.. Doty's children, i'll with
neumonia.
Miss Bernee Pressy of Walden was a
uest at Hiram Russell's over Sunday.
Leslie Russell was home from Barre
yer Sunday.
Perley Pike and daughter OF Plain
ED were guests at i. G. Pixies recently.
Miss Maidene Walbridge went to Es /
tx last Friday to play for the high
chool entertainment. Her father ac
Dmpanied her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Tucker We're guests '
t Silas Unwin's in Marshfeld last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Littlefeld of Walden !
listed at Scion Preston's recently. I
Mrs. f. f. Byron of North Montpelier
as DuNlnesS NisibOI III ibNH ldHl Nftks 2
Lewis harrington. who has been i'll
,veral months, passed away Monday
forming. More particulars later.l !
Charles Phelps has returned from Chel-
a, where he has been working for Bert
DWELL several weeks. 5
Miss Louise Stone is caring for Mrs.
c. Gould and infant daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Hall Of Marshfeld i
sited their daughter. Mrs. Alonzo Eos
r. Wednesday.
Mrs. Flora Reed went TO Bethel on
thursday to see her brother. I'd
r. A. Wales visited his sisterin-law
Chelsea over Sunday, \
Miss Mona Phelps has returned home o
ON Montpelier and is keeping house
r her father. ="
Stanley Foster is spending a few days Il
i'm bis grandparents in Marshfeld. e
George Girrier was business visit
in Montpelier Thursday. -
T.. ID. Waldo has been confined AZ home Il
Q past week with a bad foot, caused
rheumatic trouble. 81
+. r. Mckenzie Of Burlington was s
siness visitor in town recently
Fred Clapp has finished work for DR..
arrpn