The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-07-18
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Harold Brown and Miss Mamie Tanner
Married Saturday Evening.

Married saturday Evening.
Harold Brown, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Elf. H. Brown, and Miss Mamie Tanner
youngest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. How
Il ard T.. Tanner. were married in Cabo
last Saturday evening. They are to re
side in the house recently occupied b,
Mrs. Browns parents.
Mrs. Thomas wishes to announce thai
! the harness shop will be open to Gus
toners until further notice. All having
repair work there are requested to cal
and get it.
Allen Phelps had shock last Thurs
day night and is in critical condition.
Miss Ethel Kellogg of Attleboro, Mass.
visited friends N town the last of the
week.
Alfred IAdeau has closed out his black
smithng business and left last week for
Canada.
Mrs. A. II. Billings visited friends in
Vershre over Sunday.
Mrs. Nahum Kdder and daughter of
Boston are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. r. Cole
b. NJ. Shepard and son, Frederick, Of
Montpelier were visitors at c. Il. Shep-
ards last week.
Mrs. Lizzie Robinson and Mrs. Frances
/ X. Peck attended the banquet at Mont
peler last Wednesday evening.
Miss Ruth Sargent of Barre is spend
ing a few weeks with Mr. and Mrs. a. T.,
| Gilman.
j. w. Mears has sold lis farm to his
son, Carroll, and has taken in exchange
the house on Cabot street owned by Mrs.
Carroll Mears
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Cutting of Bar.
ton were the guests Of Mrs. G. II. Chaplin
last Friday, Mrs. Cutting being an old
schoolmate OF Mrs. Chaplin.
Cecil Towne of Boston visited friends
in town Thursday.
Mrs Alice Farr, Nr. McCutchin and
son, Mrs Perkins and Miss Hutchinson
of Mortified visited at II. o. Baldwin's
last Saturday
Earle Kellogg and family, who spent
last week with Mr.. AMI Mrs. $. Swerd- |
feger, left saturday Tor their home in
AttIeboro, Mass.
Mrs. Lucy Bemis spent few days
with Mrs. Flora Hall in Cabot last week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Henry Johnson are re-
joicing over the arrival Of an heir last
Wednesday, July II.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Dane of Newport
are spending the week with Mrs. Danes
brother, w. R. Blckland.
The service at tnc NJ +. church July 9,
with Rev Grassland of Cabot as speaker,
was largely att .nded and very much en-
loyed by all. Nearly all the regular choir
Of the church were present 1t is ex
Dected that services will be resumed in
this church in the near future, with
Rev. Grassland in regular attendance.
Milton Northrop and family and James
Dwinell and wife were in Colchester re-
emily, where they visited nephew of
he Northrops, Henry Drew, who has en-
isted in Co. d, L. S. A., the recruits of
hat company now stationed at Camp
tov. Gates, at Fort Ethan Allen.
Ernest Douse, who was i'll at the home :,
II j. B. Pike several days recently, re-
urned to his work Friday at Groton Il
'ond, where he is fireman for Miller & !
Ayers.
Attention everybody There is to be !,
mock court trial at the X. of ?. hall ,
ext Thursday evening, July 20, when
he breach Of promise case OF some of :
mr. highly respected citizens will be =
ried The characters of this suit are
ldse, clerk, prosecuting attorney. de-
endant's attorney, complainant, defend
mt. court officer, court crier, five wit
- he, r.bN nd 4
irors. The plaintiff and two OF the wit
esses in this breach of promise case are
dies, and the plaintiffs lawyer comes
ere from the Newton entertainment
ureau All other characters are our
A lunch OF cake and ice
cam will be furnished by Myrtle tenn
e. z. S. Tickets are on sale at Swerd
ger & Davis store. Come and see the
m Gomez Come! Come!
Luther Warden took Ernest Douse and
r. and Mrs. j. b. Pike to Fort Ethan
lien last Thursday to visit Harold Pike, /
usician of the first Vermont regimen
/ band. now stationed at the fort
Waiting instruments. The band is fully |
ade up and expects to be sent forward
an early date to join the regiment.
ley will be accompanied by the re-
lits.
Mrs Cynthia Spencer, mother of Glenn +
t Spencer of this town. has been very
in the home of Charles Foster of Cab
hill. where she has been housekeeper
seral months.
E. p Hamilton and wife, r. Q. Hamil
1, wife and children and friend, all of
Johnsbury, were guests of their cous
), j. b. Pike and family, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. II. c. Hollister recently =
eived word from their son, Ralph, -
It his regiment had been called to the -
mt, but he was unable to give the
me of the place, as the privates had
been informed. Mr. HOLSTER goes
m Fargo, n. D., where he leaves a
Y fiattering engagement with the
rthern Trust Co. Of that city.
I. b. Pike received a letter from his
ther. William, last week stating that
regiment he is in is stationed at Sac
nento but expected TO be called to the
MT at any time. Mr.. Pike is artificer
the first California regiment, Co |.
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