The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-06-17
SOUTH RYEGATE


grammar room, is spending the weel
with friends here before returning to he
home in Cabot. She is at present thu
guest of Mrs. G. II. Grant.
Rev. John Lytle entertained DIR. Smiley
Wednesday and Thursday. DR.. Smiley y
moderator of the L. P. synod OF New
York, and was on his way to Ryegate
whore he will conduct a series OF evangel
istic meetings. He addressed the G. u
society of the U. p church here Wednes
day evening and Thursday went to Tops
ham to see Rev. Mr.. Lay.
Mrs j. b. Nolan went Friday to Der
lin. N. H., to spend week
d. IT, Eastman of Topsham spent
Wednesday calling on his old friends in
South Ryegate.
Childrens day will be observed in both
churches next Sunday morning.
Miss Irene Taplin was graduated from
the Newbury high school Friday of last
week and is now home for the summer
vacation.
Rev. and Mrs. D. M. McKinlay went
Friday to Newbury to spend the week
end with their son, DIR. Mckinlay.
Frederick Samuelson and George Nc
Donald have finished their first years
work at the Wentworth institute, Boz
ton, and are home for the summer.
Miss Marie Darling returned Saturday
to Orleans, having spent three weeks
vacation with her father here and her
sister, Mrs. G. c. Cowan, at Montpelier.
Dewey Darling is home for a short
time from the Harvard dental college be-
fore going TO Bethlehem, n. H., where he
has employment as chauffeur for an auto
livery.
| w. f. Dole OF Danyille and Walter Kit
tredge of Walden were guests of MIR. and
Mrs Fl. r. Brown Saturday and Sunday.
| Raymond Beaton returned Tuesday
| from short business trip to Boston,
Mrs. Gardner Boyd and daughter,
Grace, went Saturday to Heath, Mass,
to join Mr.. Boyd, who left town three
weeks ago Mr.. Boyd has accepted the
position OF superintendent of schools in
Heath Mass, for the coming year. Dur
ing their years stay in South Ryegatei
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd have made many
warm friends, who sincerely regret their
departure,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Tewksbury and
their two daughters spent Sunday at
Win 4Ils anu ~AlGs 0hlhGt9c /
Hooker.
Much sorrow is felt by the entire COM
munity at the sudden death OF Mrs. Har- |
ley Roberts at Newbury Tuesday. Mrs |
Roberts was the daughter of Mr.. and |
Mrs. T. III. White of this place. She |
leaves husband and three small chill
dren. The funeral was held here Friday I
afternoon in the Presbyterian church,
Rev. S. T. Simpson officiating.
Elmer Hilliard, B. E. Wilson's assist
ant in the creamery, has been laid up for
several days with an abscess on one hand
and Monday was obliged to go to his
home in Orleans to recuperate. Herman
Chamberlain is assisting in the creamery
during Mr.. billiards absence.
Gustavus Rabaioli was in st. Johns
bury last week doing jury duty at the
county court. He returned Friday. j. A.
McAllister acted as clerk in Terry's store
during his absence.
Mrs. Ernest Ingram and daughter, Eve
yn. went Wednesday to Lowell, Mass.
where they will spend some time with
Mr. Ingram is boarding at L. II.
Nhitehilps.
Mrs. Young, who came up from Ports. 4,
mouth, n. H., to attend the wedding Of
Ter niece, Miss Doris Ingraham, and was
AIKEN seriously i'll, went Monday to Han ,
,ver, n H.. to undergo an operation. /.
She was accompanied by her husband,
Ter daughter, Mabel, and the nurse who
las been caring for her. DIR. Darling
vent to Hanover on the evening train to
'e present at Mrs. Young's operation
Hiss Young returned Thursday to South
syegate, where she will remain during !,
er mothers stay at the hospital.
Prof. l.. II. Meader of Providence, r. J.,
ras in town Thursday to see his aunt,
fiss Mary Colburn, who has been i'll for
he past month with heart trouble. As I
Don as Miss Colburn is able, she will go
. Providence to make her home with her
ephew.
Miss jamie Hearth goes Monday to "
'ork in the family of A. X. Wiley, =
Mrs. jamie Williams and three chill y
rem of Prince Edwards Island is visit = !,
u her sister, Mrs. J. L. Hearth. Mrs. -
Villains will go soon to Tip Top house y
n Mount Moosilauke, where she has n
cen engaged as cook for the summer =
JASON. Miss Mary Hearth will go with :.
sr aunt and work in the same hotel. =
holand NreeH ana MISS MARY f1dttz =,
ere graduated from Wells River high ~
hool Friday. Va
The graduating exercises of the gram
ar room of the village school were held L
st week Friday evening in Gibson's
III and were much enjoyed by the large
lmber present. The graduates were
orman Bone, William Lindsey, Ceeile
I'd Roberta Brock, jamie and Edna
eartz, Marguerite Grove, Marion White Fl
I'd Dorothy Grant. All took part in a
editable way, special praise being due
ISIS Ceeile and Miss Roberta Brock,
iss jamie Hearth and Miss Dorothy
ant. After the exercises there was in,
until II O'Clock. Ice cream Des
ID cake were served. se.
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