The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-07-15
SOUTH RYEGATE

A. j. Arthur has returned from Maple
wood, Mass. where he went last fall
and has moved into his house here.
Miss Clifford of Hayerhill, ~ H., is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Brown and
other relatives in town.
Miss Myrtle Beck of Lynn, Mass, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Lewis Smith.
Mrs. William Terry and Miss Mabel
Brkbeck went Tuesday TO Hanover, N.
H., TO call on Mrs. w. Patterson of New
bury Center, who is in the hospital
There.
Miss Helen Gibson is boarding with
Mrs. L. Il. Whtehll for a few weeks,
while she assists the Gibson brothers
with their Office work.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Beaton, who re.
turned from East Roxbury Saturday,
were summoned back there Monday by
news that Mrs. Beaton's father, Mr..
Buck, had seriously injured his hand
while saving some lumber. Mr.. Beaten
returned to South Ryegate at once, leav-
ing his wife and daughter, Barbara, in
East Roxbury.
Miss Elizabeth Rosa Of Quincy, Mass,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Frank Rosa.
Professor l.. II. NIeader of Providence
r. l., came Monday to spend the week
with his aunt, Mrs. Cynthia Colburn.
Rev s. I. Simpson started Sunday
afternoon for Nova Scotia, where he will
deliver an address at convention of the
Sons of Temperance, of which organiza
tion he is an officer. He expects to visit
his brother and sister before returning
and will be absent three or four weeks. |
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VI. McKinlay attended the funeral of AL |
vah Sawyer of West Topsham Wednes-
day.
Miss Ethel McLaren OF st. Johnsbury |
spent the week end with Rev. and Mrs
d. VI. McKinlay.
Mrs. Emily Taggart of Newbury spent
Sunday with Rev. and Mrs. d. NJ. McKin
lay and Monday went to C. H. Taplins,
where she is spending the week.
Mrs. Nancy Crozier and two children
of West Glover spent Wednesday with
Mrs. G. w, Darling.
Mrs. J. r. Pummer of Clarified, Ia,
came Thursday OF last week to visit her
daughter, Mrs. A. r. Bone.
Rev. Mr.. Atkinson OF Haverhill, Mass,
chairman of the committee on publica-
ton and Sunday school work for the
presbytery of Newburyport, gave help
ful talk to a number of Sunday school
workers in the Presbyterian vestry Fri
day evening of last week.
Several auto parties of men from here
went to Montpelier Wednesday evening
None were fortunate enough to secure
tickets for the banquet of the Greater
Vermont association, but many improved
he opportunity of hearing some of the
speeches.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ f. Sargent and Mr.
md Mrs Charles Duncan of McTndoe
falls motored to East Roxbury Friday
Il last week, returning Saturday. The
5eaton Tewksbury party returned with
hem.
Mrs B. E. Wilson moved her goods to
orleans Thursday and she and her little
on, Giles, have gone to Orleans to join
IT. WILSON, who is now in charge of a
rcamery there.
Mrs. Belle Dimock of Woodsville, n .
T., spent Wednesday and Thursday with
Irs. II. T. Brown.
Forty-tiye tickets were sold at the
abroad station Saturday morning to
eople attending the Barnum & Bailey hi
rcus at Montpelier. Several auto par bi
es also took in the event. b
Miss Mary Hooker went Monday to
Dhnson to attend three weeks session III
summer school. lie
J. Provanche, who works for 0. b.
-orrison, was called to Concord, n. H., n
lnday evening by the death of a cous- 40
T. S Gray returned Sunday morning =
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it'll him his daughter, Gladys, who has VI
zen spending several weeks with her
ster, Mrs. Frank George. tie