The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-07-13
CABOT

Willis Fields and Miss Clema Harvey
both OF Cabot. They will be at home il
Moretown for an indefinite time
Henry Hale Of 81. Johnsbury was 1
guest of +. p, Walbridge and other rela
tiyes last week.
Principal Hatch of Montpelier was IL
town Friday.
Elmer Brown and daughter of Calais
were guests az w. p. Lance's last week
Walter osgood of Claremont, n. IL.
visited his mother last week.
Mrs. l.. Henry of Bridgeton, Mass, has
been spending the past week at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Clyde Lance.
Mrs. Herbert Heath has returned home
from Brightlook hospital, st. Johnsbury,
and is gaining slowly.
Walter Buchanan OF South Ryegate
was a guest of Miss Jennie Webster ut
Mrs. Ellen Webster's last week.
DIR. J.. w. Burbank is home from Joe's
pond.
w. c. Atkins and family of Mount
Berry, Ga, went Tuesday to Lyndon aft
err spending a week with his sister, Flora,
al the old home in this village.
Mr., and Mrs. Floyd Freeman of Barre
were in town Tuesday.
Mrs Ola Wood of Walden is working
for Mrs. Hiram Russell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Ingalls, of st.
Johnsbury were at w. p. Lance's the
first of the week.
Harold GRAY was entertained mt the
home of W. J. Perry over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phineas Ladd and fam
| lily OF Barre were entertained at Charles
Cranes last week
The ladies' aid sold ice cream and pop
corn on July a. sales of which amounted
TO about $40.
Maurice Walbridge and sister, Maidene,
were guests of their aunt, Mrs. !. S. Ia
Dor at North Calais last week.
Willis Fields has gone 10 Moretown,
where he has position in a store
Miss Aline Myers visited her friend, |
Pauline Burbank, at Joes pond this |
week
Mrs. 6. c. Voodry took Allan Smith |
and daughter, Mildred, 10 johnson Mon
day in her auto.
Mrs. Hayford and daughter, Mrs
Sprague and grandson of New Bedford,
Mass, have been guests at +. A. Wales
tHt fhhb wen
Dudley Fitzgerald of Barnet visited at
George Houghton's over Sunday.
Mrs Addie Granfeld and children of
Montpelier visited her sister, Mrs. Cecil
Foster, last week.
l.. c. Lance was in Burlington several
days last week to attend meeting of
health officers.
Mr.. and Mrs. p X. Garvey are spend
ing a few days with her sister in Stark,
y. II.
Mrs Viola Harvey is caring for Miss
Sarah Rogers at George Sideways.
Mrs Robert Mills of Massachusetts, is
visiting old neighbors and friends.
Next Saturday evening there will be a
meeting in town hall, at which all per
sons interested in old home week are re-
luested to be present. Plans are to be
made in regard TO what will be done that :
week to make it pleasant occasion for !
those who may come TO their native
own.
Miss Marion Walker has been spending Il
/ few weeks OF her vacation at home. Is
Miss Grace Morse was in Barre over
Sunday to act as organist at the Meth !"
,dist church
Miss Susie Nelson has returned to
3arton, where she has position as floor
ady in the Peerless.
Mrs viii Lyford and children. Mr.. and il
frs. VIII Morse attended the circus Sat n
rday at Montpelier,
Mrs. Abbie Lamson is at the home of A
er son, Arthur, in Montpelier for a short h
ime.
Mr.. Ayers and family of North Troy >,
we're guests at Mrs. Ellen Webster's n
unday.
Miss Maidene Walbridge and Miss Jes- j
lie Beaton are attending summer school
I johnson. -,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. s. Haines have gone T.
, Greensboro to visit their son, Harlie.
Miss Marion Drew and friend, Doris IA
enkins of Barre, were guests of Miss to
auline Burbank at Joe's pond last week. NJ
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Marsh and chill 40
rem of Walingford, Conn, are stopping
/ DR., NJ. d. Warren's for few days, 10
Rev. G. w Keeling and wife of Will "
amstown visited at Rev. and Mrs. Cross ha
nd's Wednesday. 90
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Y. Nelson took an -
lto trip to Barton Monday
George Moran of Boston was guest Co
Walter Perry's last week. ~
f. A. Merritt and family spent few 70,
Tvs at Joe's pond recently.
Notwithstanding the showers of July 20,
the boys played two games of ball
it'll team from Barre winning both ,e
them. The first game resulted in NJ,
ore of to l, the second game in a
ore of to 2. Perry pitched a splendid %,
me in the afternoon and was well sup n
rted The visitors got one score in the
sth and one in the eighth inning, while r.,
r boys got all their runs in the fifth sn ~
ming.
A very pleasant reception was held in e,1
O. G. T. hall last Saturday evening in 80
nor of the recent marriage of Will ''g
alker and Miss Ruth Duke. The hall r.
is prettily decorated with ferns, daisies A.;
d white bells. The wedding march was a,
Eyed by Miss Ella Barrett. The newly NJ NJ.
dded couple stood beneath a large -,
lite bell and were attended by Warren -;
alker, brother of the groom, and Miss 49,
hel Duke, sister of the bride. A table a.
S especially arranged for the bridal Va \
rry, where were seated the bride and :,
,om, the two attendants and the ia -
II and mother of the groom. This ia
was lastly decorated with four white II
pc paper streamers, suspended from
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