The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-08-28
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]. Mrs Cora Rice left on Friday fol
e Rumney Depot, N. H., where she is tC
be with friends for few days.
) il. L. Patch returned from West New
, bury on Friday, where he left his wife
! with his son, Clifford Patch, who is now
about the same, although il is hoped
he is gaining in small degree from
infantile paralysis. Ii is hoped he may
: in time recover the use of one of his
limbs, but it is feared he will be a
cripple.
Miss Mildred Ballard of St. Adams is
being entertained by Miss Doris Lat.
timer, having arrived here on Thursday,
Mrs. John Morrill, Of Tunbridge is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Nettie Rix, and
her father, Fabien Dupuis.
Mrs. Fannie Bixby, teacher in New
Jersey, arrived here on Friday to visit
her mother, Mrs. J. c. Alden, at the
home of A. J. Curtis.
Mrs. Frances Wellesley, after pass
ing three weeks with Mrs. ]. c. Alden,
has returned to Bethel for stay with
her friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Drew returned
from several days stay in Highgate
on Friday.
Miss Inilla Durkee went to Tunbridge
Friday to visit relatives, and Miss Helen
Howe, who has been here from that
place this week visiting Mrs. Ernest
| Tracy, returned to her home.
| Mrs. Lewis Durham and her daughter
came from Braintree Friday to pass a
short time. They expect to come here
soon to live for the winter.
j. j. Stimets has bought the farm
of about 100 acres, belonging to Guy
Bentley who lives on the Peth road.
The stock and farming implements are
included in che purchase. Mr.. Bent
ley has taken in exchange Mr.. Slim
cts double tenement house on South
Pleasant street, and he with his fam
lily will 60 to Springfield to reside.
Miss Dorothy Allis, after visiting Miss
Ruth Leonard in Stockbridge, has re-
turned home.
Mrs. Moses Spaulding has returned |
from several weeks stay in st. Al |
bans with her son, Frank spaulding,
and family.
Mrs. and Mrs. Elmer Amsden of Bar
nard have been the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. NJ. Atwood this week.
Bethany Guild cleared about $3.50 at
their sale at the Parish house last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Huse are in Wind
sor this week on a visit to their son,
Roy Huse, and family.
Mrs. Ella Brownell, once the house
keeper Of the late Horace Howard, has
been here from Montpelier this week
on visit to Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Foster
Charles Montgomery of the police
force in Boston joined his sister. Miss
Lura Montgomery, for an ver-Sunday |
visit with friends and returned home
on Monday. h
Mrs. Sarah Dutton, who has been for
four months with her daughter, Mrs. ]
G. L. Rogers, has returned to her home
n Fits Bay, Can, and her daughter ac- /
her home.
jackson Vail from Monroe Bridge, /
Mass, has been passing few days
With his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. r
Vail
Miss Ruby Miller came from Boston |
Monday for weeks stay with her
mother, Mrs. Minnie Miller, at the home '
# w. H. Gladding. Miss Miller has &
position as teacher of science and the a
modern languages in the academy at n
Woodstock, Conn. In
'hresher Brothers in their store at Bos- v
on, has arrived here for few days n
tay with her brother, o. w. Mann.
Miss Hazel Danyow, who is in train
ng in a hospital at Hartford, Conn,
or a nurse, has come for a three weeks
aeation with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
hsrles Danyow. b
Mr.. and Mrs. f. S. Hewitt have re-
lrned from a summer out of town and F
ill 90 the first of October TO take po. n
sssion of the place they recently bought
t Putney. NJ
Athur GalarneaG and Edison Clifford
ave had their chauffeur's license re- cl
Irned to them by Guy w. Bailey of Vi
ssex Junction.
Miss Elizabeth Campbell came from Pr
Woodstock last week to remain here
it'll her sister, Mrs. Roy Spsulding. y
nd other relatives till the opening of ~
r school in Bellows Falls.
Mrs. Thomas Hammond OF Northamp- tf
n, Mass, is now being entertained by ID
n aunt, Mrs. Il. j. kimball, at Mon
que Place.
Edwin r. White Of Yankton, S. T..
ter passing three weeks with his
other, G. X White, in Beanville, has Gu
ne 20 his home. fo
Miss Ruth Smith Of Springfield, Mass, NJ,
q been passing a couple Of weeks va. 20
ton with her mother, Mrs Jennie IN
NTH, and her sister, Mrs. Joseph Man vi
ng OF East Granville ar
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