The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-03-16
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! A son was born TO Mr.. and Mrs. Lesli
Tucker March 10.
j. 4. Drew has returned from Canada
where he was called by the serious i'll
ness of his brother.
The proceeds of the dinner furnished
by the ladies' aid on town meeting day
amounted 10 about $40,
Miss Buchanan of South Ryegate wal
entertained at Mrs. Ellen Webster's re
Gently, as guest of Miss Jennie Web
ster.
Mrs. Francenah Kenerson, accompanied
by her daughter, Mrs. Archie Stone, went
to Mary Fletcher hospital Monday fol
treatment.
A change has been made in the evening
meetings at the Congregational church
On Wednesday evening at o'clock the
Christian Endeavor meeting will be held
and on Sunday evening at o'clock there
will be preaching in the audience room.
Miss Doris Lance of Plainied spent a
few days with friends last week.
Miss Mary McAllister, matron of the
Old Ladies' home at st. Johnsburys has
been spending a week Mt the home of her
| father, Lyndon McAllister.
| 0rson Blodgett was called to st. Johns
bury Saturday by the serious illness of
his brother-in-law, John Mclean, who
has been in the hospital, i'll with rheu-
matte fever
Rev. f. H. Roberts is to supply the
pulpit of the NJ f. church until the an
nual conference convenes. Mr.. and Mrs.
Roberts are boarding at S. C. Voodry's.
Kenneth Mcintyre and Harlie Dane
are at home few days from the agri-
cultural school at Lyndon on account of
another outbreak of scarlet fever.
Florence Smith has closed her winter
term of school and returned home.
Miss Pansy Smith has returned from
Boston and win spend few weeks at
the home of her brother, Cary.
Please remember the date of that st.
Patrick's day supper on the evening of
March II in society hall, under the aus
pieces OF the Judith Lyford Woman's club,
for the small sum of 90 cents each.
Mrs. l.. Moore, who has been house
keeper for n. B. Rogers, has finished
work there and gone to her home in
Rutland, Mass.
r, w. rOgg OF foTbidHu was TcCeuL /
business visitor in town.
Clare Carney has bought his fathers
farm and moved there.
The village primary school taught by |
Miss Myldred Stockwell closed last week |
Friday. -Four of her pupils had no abb
sent marks. Philip 0sgood Leigh Myers,
Ralph jackson and Sadie Marston.
Beatrice Heath was absent only one day.
The prize speaking last week was a
decided success. The high school con
testants were Donald Smith, Abbe Smith
and Mabel Smith. From the graded
schools were Emma Bashaw, Hazel Alb
bott and Kenneth Bassett Refreshments
Of sandwiches and cocoa were served.
Candy was sold by the domestic science
lass. The proceeds, amounting 10 $40,
will be used toward school library.
Lillian and Beatrice Lance returnedj
% Goddard Wednesday.
Dean Blodgett has returned home from
hunting trip, having killed 80 rabbits.
s. A. Nelson and P. X. Carney went
o Montpelier Tuesday to assume their
Iuties as iurymen.
Mrs. Charity Morse passed her s9th
birthday anniversary last week Tuesday :
" receiving callers during the day and
venng. She was also the recipient of
urse of money, quantities of fruit and
s postcards, bearing loving messages !
nd pleasant greetings, all hoping to
leet with her another year.