The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-09-11

MISS MAUD johnston gave " party VI
Thursday night in honor of Mrs. Edith
Blanchard Kimball, who was here for
short visit from Barre. Eight OF the
young lady friends were invited to meet
her there.
Miss Dorothy Buck returned Thurs
day from ten days stay in Rochester
and Lake Dunmore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Galarneau re-
turned from their wedding trip Wednes-
day night, and are now located in the
Lamson cottage on South street.
Mrs. Estelle Buck, who has been with
her son, N. G. Buck, returned to her
home in Lebanon, N. H., this week, and
Mr.. Bucks aunt, Mrs. Ellie Washburn,
who has also been their guest went to
her home in Felchville.
Miss Inez Litchteld has gone for a few
weeks stay in Barton, st. Johnsbury
and Orleans.
Mrs. Fannie Lewis, after passing the
summer here, left for Medford, Mass,
on Thursday to join her daughter, Miss
Bessie Lewis, who teaches in Winches-
ter, but they will have rooms at the
former place this season, so as to be
nearer Boston.
w. r. Clark of New Haven, Conn,
passed Sunday with his family at the
house of Il. G. Ham on South Main
street.
Wallace Burridge has been here from
Claremont, n H., recently for short
visit with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. t. Burridge.
Mrs. Irene Bruce returned to East
Barre this week, after passing the sum
mer vacation with her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Goodheart.
w. Eugene Kimball has left Montague
Place and returned to New York by the
way OF Burlington, his sister, Miss Clara
Montague, accompanying him as far as
that city.
Miss Ida Putnam of Montpelier re-
Gently visited her cousin, Miss Maud
Hatch, who is at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Smith.
Beulah chapter, O. +. S., held very
pleasant social at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. B. A. Durkee on the Rowell addi-
ton on Thursday night. About 40 were
present, who passed the time very agree
ably. and at the close were treated to
The hostesses were Mrs.
B. A. Durkee and Mrs. L. A. Russlow.
Miss Rena Galarncau, who came from
Montreal to attend the wedding of her
brother, Arthur Galarneau, returned
home this week.
Mrs. +. A. Jones and her daughters,
Misses Linnie, Nellie and Gertrude, have
moved from Bethel to apartments in the
Owen block.
The class of 1913 held its first reun-
ion and banquet at the Naples with IL
members present on Friday evening.
There was fine banquet and after that
a well rendered program by the mem
bers present. Music was furnished by
Miss Beatrice Pinney and solo by Miss
Fannie Harrington.
c. H. Gets representing the COM
munity Chatauqua movement has been
in town this week and secured 80 bus
mess men to become responsible for 800
tickets at $3.50 each, which will ensure
the Chatauqua week here another year,
and it is expected it will be held the
last of July.
The woman's foreign missionary soci-
ETY. of the Methodist church held its
regular meeting on Friday at the par
sonape. After the usual program, the
following officers were elected TO serve
the coming year: President, Mrs. q. +.
first vice president, Mrs. 9.
o. Howe; second vice president, Mrs. Jo-
seph Hamilton; corresponding secretary,
Mrs. Minnie Miller: mite box secretary,
Mrs. Lena Wright; program commit
tee, Mrs. f. T.. Copeland and Mrs. G. II.
The collection from the boxes
amounted TO about SIG. For the past
two years, the society has supported
at Bijnor, India, at the the cost
Of SIS per wear, and in addition TO this,
thew voted to send at least So TO Miss
Emily Harvey. a Nermonter, who has
been missionary in India.
Mrs. Homer White has received news
81 the death OF her sister, Mrs Hiram
Rodee. in Leyeher. S. ID. Last year Mrs.
Rodee was here for some time 20 visit
Mrs. White.
Miss Ellen Blossom went TO Lowell
Thursday, where she win enter a bust
ness college for a course of study, ex-
pecting to be there about one year.
Miss Nettye Robbins has returned 10
Bavonne, n. J., for her second years
work in the high school, A. teacher Of
applied arts, designing, color work and
the like.