The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-10-19
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Arthur Wilson of Barre visited hi
brother, Harold, Tuesday. He goes t.
Hartford, Conn, soon, where he has EN-
ployment.
Hiram and Herman Curtis of Worces
ter were guests at Allan Smiths recent
ly,
Mrs. Jennie Bruce, Mrs. Kate Smitl
and Mrs. George Jackson attended tn,
annual session of the grand lodge of |
TO- G. T. held last week at East Middle
bury. Raymond harrington conveyed
them in his auto.
A. V. Nelson has purchased the land
adjoining his farm, formerly owned by
the late b. j. Lance.
Mrs. X r. Bates is agent for Christ.
mas handkerchefs and stamped linen
goods. Send in your orders early.-adv.
Mrs. Leslie Tucker is in Mary Fletch-
er hospital, where she Underwent n sue
cessful operation. and is doing we'll
! y. Biladeau and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Len
ney of Hardwick were in town last week
| to attend the burial service of Mrs. Ed
Shaw, whose remains were brought here
for burial.
District Deputy F. Z. Gleason Of Mont
pelier was in town recently and officially
visited the lodge of T. and A. IL. No. IS,
at their regular meeting. Refreshments
were served at the close.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Plumley of
Mortified visited at DIR, l.. w. Burbank's
last week and took the latter to the
northern part of the state for an auto
trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Eastman of East
Hardwick visited Mrs. Mcintyre Sun
day.
Roscoe Hart has purchased a Ford
auto.
Mrs. Ruth Johnson has returned to her
home in Hardwick after spending several
days at A. c. Ainsworth's
Grin Peck passed away very suddenly
at his home on west hill Oct. s. He had
been in poor health for some time, al
though able to be about the house. He
had just passed his 10th birthday Be
ing a quiet home body, he seldom went
away. but was always glad to receive
callers, a kind and thoughtful neighbor,
ever willing and ready to help those in
need. He served his country in the late
rebellion. Two sons survive him, Edgar
of Middleboro, Mass, and Ernest. with
whom he lived, also two adopted chill
dren, Mrs. William Phelps of Stowe and
Harry Peck. besides several grandehil-
dren. Funeral services were held at his
late home, Rev. F. f. Currier officiating.
His remains were placed in the family
lot beside his companion, who passed
away about year ago.
Eddie Burbank is in town from ship
board in the navy and is stopping at
Justin Stones.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Kent of Londonderry, |
n. H., visited Mr.. and Mrs Walter
Sprague recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Nelson of More
town were guests at s. A. Nelson's and |
other relatives last week,
The husking harvest supper and auc-
ton of vegetables a. the congregational
church last week amounted to about $40. |
L. j. Clough went to Lowell, Mass
Monday to visit his brother, who has
been in poor health for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Nelson of Fayston
were guests at A. V. Nelson's and of
other. relatives recently.
Joe Burbank of Amesbury, Mass, was
, guest at the home of his brother, DIR.
L. w. Burbank, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. J. Norris, Mr.. and
Mrs. +. NJ Bliss, Mr. and Mrs. w II.
Myers and eight members of the Kings
Daughters attended the funeral of Allan
5lidden at Plainfield Sunday, Oct. s.
Mrs. May Lance is slowly improving
rom her recent illness with pneumonia.
Miss Frances Burnham gave a birth
lay party to nine of her little friends
asst Thursday in hnnor of her seventh
birthday. She received several presents
of apples and candy and
birthday cake were served.