The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-06-24
SOUTH RYEGATE


Monday evening the pastor and Choir
of the Presbyterian church here went tt
Ryegate, by invitation from Rev. Lloyc
Simpson, to assist in the evangelisti'
meeting held there by Rev. DR.. Smiley
Mrs. G. w. Darling, Mr.. and Mrs. A, q
Hall and Misses Florence and Priscilla
Hall were in st. Adams Wednesday at
tending the wedding of Harry h. Hall
and Miss Marion Ballard, both OF 81. Al
bans. Mr.. Hall is well and favorably
known here, being the son of the late Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Hall, and his many
friends extend best wishes and congratu-
lations.
Mrs. Hilbert Samuelson went Wednes-
day to Quincy, Mass, where she VIII
spend a couple of weeks. Miss Gladys
GRAY went with Mrs. Samuleson and VIII
spend the summer with her sister, Mrs.
Frank George, in Lynn, Mass
Mrs. Carrie N. Shackford and her
daughter, Mrs. Mabel Terry, went Tues
day to Hartford, Conn, to spend week
with relatives. j. A. McAllister and q.
f. Rabaioli are in charge OF the store
during Mrs. Terry's absence.
Mrs. James Beaton and Mrs. G. M.
Libby went Tuesday to Watertown,
Mass. where they are guests OF Miss
| Annie Beaton Raymond Beaton went
with them to Boston, where he has
position as salesman for 7. j. Baird "
Co., commission agents.
Peter Guernieri, who has been running
Mrs. B. Agostini's fruit store here, went
Thursday to Winthrop, Me-, where he
will work in fruit store.
A largely attended reception was Civ
en- Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Carlson at the
home of George Lackie ON Jefferson hill,
Thursday evening.
Miss Ida Hart returned Wednesday
from weeks stay at Hanover hospital
She is the guest of Rev. and Mrs. John
Lytle for a few days.
Mrs. r. E. Ingraham, Miss Ruth lngra-
ham and Robert Brown were In Hanover,
N. H., Wednesday, calling on Mrs. Leon
Young at the hospital and taking in the
commencement exercises at Dartmouth
college.
Samuel P. Mills, who is acting as
chauffeur for lady at Newport this
summer, spent Wednesday night with
his parents here on his way to Spring
field Mass. on an auto trip.
Miss Ruth Randall of Wells River is
spending the week with Miss Ellen Bone.
B. Z. Wilson went Wednesday to Or
leans to take up his new duties in the
creamery there. His family will follow
as soon as he finds a suitable tenement. |
Elmer billiard has returned from Or
leans, having recovered from his recent |
attack of blood poisoning and is assisting |
Mr.. Chamberlain in the creamery.
Miss Marie Darling, who has been EN- |
ployed by the Eldredge company at Or |
leans. has secured better position as
clerk in the Orleans Savings Bank &
Trust Co,
Ray Bailey has finished work for the
Groton garage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Hall returned last
week Thursday from their two weeks
5 tay at Barnet pond.
News reached here Thursday Of the
sudden death of Mrs. Charles Weeks at
North Dana. Mass. Mrs. Weeks was the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Beaton
of this place, and the body viii be
here for burial Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Brown and Robert
Mckenzie were business visitors in Barre
Saturday.
Miss Margaret Stephens Is home from
her years work as teacher in the st.
Johnsbury schools and Miss Mary Hook
sr, who has been teaching in Plainfeld,
Is also home for the summer vacation.
Harold Grant will work in the j. G.
Turnbull creamery here during his sum-
ner vacation from the Woodsville high
school.
Mrs. B. Fl. Wright, with her son, Rob
,rt, went Tuesday to Waterford to spend
! few days with her mother, Mrs. Lucia
Daniels.