The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-09-02
SOUTH RYEGATE

Miss Anna Engstrom of New Jersey Is
visiting at II. Samuelson's.
Mrs. Emma Taisey, who has been
housekeeper for TAFT Richie of Bolton
Vile for several years past, has returned
to her home in Ryegate.
Rev. and Mrs. J. a. Mcclellan of Fra
mingham, Mass, made a short stop IN
town from Friday afternoon to Saturday
morning, coming here from st. Johns
/ bury. where they have been visiting Mrs.
McClellan's brother, Harry Randall.
Mr. and Mrs. c. II. Gibson Of East
Ryegate are receiving congratulations
over the birth of son Thursday.
P. \. Beckley, the local stock buyer, is
considerably upset by the ruling Of the
NJ & W. r. railroad to accept no ship
ments of stock He has 60 cows pur-
chased and ready for shipment to Rich
mond, Va, which he is anxious to get off
his hands.
Alyah Cobleigh was called to Newport
Friday to be on hand in event of strike
of tranmen He formerly served as fire
man on the B. & NJ. and in case of ne
cessity could act as an engineer.
J. D. McAllister, who was taken quite
seriously i'll at Woodsville last week, has
recovered sufficiently to serve as auction
Ger at the Ralston auction Friday.
Large numbers from here have been
regularly attending the Chautauqua at
Woodsville this week. All express much
satisfaction with the entire program.
Mrs. Belle Somers of Peacham is visit
ing her sister, Mrs G. w. Darling, this
week.
Mrs. w Patterson returned Thursday
from Hanover hospital and will remain
with Mrs c. NJ. Libby until her health
permits her return to her home at New
bury Center.
Charles George of Boston is spending !
his annual vacation with his brother, |
w. 7. George.
George r. Brown and II. I. Brown have
gone to Billerica, Mass, to do carpenter
work for Ira Kicker. They expect to be
absent month or more.
Miss Clara Rabaiol of the Barre City |
hospital came Tuesday to spend few
days vacation with Mrs. Mabel Terry.
Mrs. Willis Plummer is visiting rela-
tives in Neponset, Ill.
Mrs. B. P Grove spent Sunday with
her sister, Mrs. G. II. Gibson, at East
Ryegate.
An eight-pound son was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Luther Grove Tuesday.
Prof. Lewis Meader of Providence r.
T.. came to town Monday. His aunt,
Miss Mary Colburn has so far regained
her health that she was able to return
with him. Prof. Meader has engaged
Miss Nellie Roben of Barre to care for
his two aunts, Misses Cynthia and Mary
Colburn, during the coming winter
Rev and Mrs. d. NJ McKinlay went
Tuesday morning to Halls pond to join
DR.. and Mrs McKinlay of Newbury, Le-
land McKinlay of Burlington and Miss
Blanche Uric of Craftsbury. all of whom
will spend week or more in camp :
At the Democratic caucus held at East ,
Ryegate last week Friday evening n. A.
Park of this village was nominated for
own representative. {
Miss Corinne Samuelson returned on =
to New York City after spend |
ng a months vacation with her people {
lere. Miss Samuelson is night superin-
endent in the Polytechnic hospital in New {
York. :
Miss Elizabeth Hall started Wednes
Law afternoon for Minneapolis, Mimi, to !
axe up her years duties as assistant SUI I
of schools there. +
Mrs. Maria Snow. who has been spend
ng the summer with relatives in Rye
ate and Groton. went Friday to Boston !
n route to her home in Washington.
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Mrs. W. F. Smith and Miss Jean Far
luaharson were in st. Johnsbury Tues
lay and Wednesday shopping.