The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-09-05
WILLIAMSBURG

There is to be a demonstration of soy
beans and alfalfa on the farm of Edward
st. Peter at next Thursday after
noon. Sept 7. All interested are invited
TO attend. L. H. Loveland, county agent
viii be present to answer questions.
Rev Alven NJ. Smith returned to his
home on Saturday having been absent
with Mrs Smith and Percy, since the
first Of the week. They first attended
the Universalst convention at ST. Johns
bury, after which Mr.. Smith made a brief
trip to his former pastorate in Concord,
while Percy and Mrs. Smith went TO an
other former pastorate in Brownfeld.
Me, where they are to remain for
| few DAYS.
Notices have been posted by Town
Clerk McAllister warning voters OF pr-
mary election TO be held at the town hail
on Tuesday, Sept ~, from noon to
Up. m, for candidates for state and county
officers, also town representatives and
senators and representatives. to Congress.
! Mrs. Alma Hovey, who has been the
guest Of Miss Josephine Hubbard for
some two weeks past, has now gone to
| Rockland, Mass.
Miss Dolly Wales has returned to her
home in East Dedham, Mass, after
I spending several weeks with her father,
Samuel Wales
| Mrs. Fred Graves, who has been visit
! ing her father Henry c. House, and sis
ter, Mrs. Nellie Elliott, started for her
| home in Colorado Springs, Col, last
week, stopping over in Barre for a few
hours with her brother, Edward L. House
The postponed picnic of the Rural Good
Luck club is to be held in Mr.. Gales
grove on Wednesday, Sept 6.
Everybody is invited to a corn roast at
Heman f. Smiths on the evening of
Thursday, Sept. Z Accommodations for
both teams and cars. Come and enjoy
yourself
George L. Simons and Mrs. A. A. Reed
went to Brookfield Friday and played
in the orchestra for the Woodmen's dance
in their hall that evening. About 80
couples were in attendance.
DIR. and Mrs. Z. B. Watson and Rev
Cary L. Watson started for their new
home in Alstead, n, H., last Saturday
forenoon in the doctors car Their goods |
went by auto truck some hours earlier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winfred Cram, who
have been Spending their vacation witt,
Clinton W Cram and family returned
the I'd to their home in Elizabethtown,
\. J.
Mr.. and Mrs Theron G. Williams and |
son, Arthur, are away on visit to rela
tives in Manchester and Short Falls, \. |
.H.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles NJ Seaver are
away for a vacation, making their first |
stop at Woodsville, \. Fl. From there
they will go to Bethlehem and other
points in the White mountains.
Calvin Alexander, whose arm was
broken in several places by his getting |
too near a gasoline engine at his ia
theirs farm on south hill, has returned
from the City hospital, Barre, where he
was taken for treatment.
Mrs Ellen Harrington of Springfield |
Mass. arrived in town last week for a /
visit TO her sister. Mrs. Thomas d. Po-
land.
John B. Smith has gone to Amherst,
Mass. to take up work with the Masss
chusetts Agricultural college as assistant
in chemistry.
The rural carriers Of Orange and Wash
ington counties took advantage OF their
labor day holiday to meet in the gulf
for a picnic. In spite OF the threatening
weather Of the morning. about fifty. in
Guiding wives and children. gathered and
a very enjoyable occasion is reported.
Delegations were present from Mont
relier. Plaindeld Marshfeld and Cabot
IN Washington county. while Orange
county vas vel represented.
Ernest House = native of the towU.
bat now 81 Providence. r L, has lately
made us a short visit after an absence
OF = years.