The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-08-25
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Mrs. d. C. Wilmot, who has been here
with her mother, Mrs. b. G.. Goodwin
left ON Wednesday morning for her home
in Barre, taking her mother, Mrs. Good
win, who went to stay a while till she
was able 10 be alone.
Mrs. Sarah Boyden Of Boston Is pass
ing some time with her sister Mrs. r. j.
Adams.
Royce Nichols, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Nichols of Braintree, and Miss
Hazel Slack, daughter of w. G. Slack,
were married Wednesday evening az the
home of the aunt OF the bride, Mrs. Dora
Tredo, following the Chautauqua session,
by Rev. J. III. Thompson. The bride has
always lived in town and is a graduate
of the high school here, and the groom
also has been well known in town, where
they have many friends who will wish
for them much happiness. Mrs. Nichols
recently purchased a farm in Royalton,
where il is understood that they are to
reside In the future.
Theodore Greenough, who has been
with Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Sault for several
weeks, went TO his home in White River
Junction Thursday.
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| Mrs. lnez Segar and relatives in town,
went Thursday to her home in Green
field Mass.
Jack Sparhawk, who has been passing
the summer here, went TO his home in
Beaver, Pa, Thursday.
Mrs j. A. Gorham has returned from
a ten days stay in Mortified, where she
has been with her sister.
Mr.. and Mrs, W. j. Blodgett have
closed visit of some length with Mrs
Blodgett's sister, Mrs. Jennie Smith, and
returned to their home in Thomasville,
Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Fairbanks and chill
dren have been here from Newport, n. |
H., for a few days with Mr.. Fairbanks |
mother, Mrs. Edna Fairbanks.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. I. Frink have left |
their home and gone to Colchester TO
live temporarily with their son.
Mrs f.. 4. Woodcock closed visit OF
a week with Mrs VIII Pitkin and went
to her home in Plainfeld Thursday |
morning
The Chautauqua session closed Thurs
day night and from the first the enter
tainment has been well attended and
very satisfactory. An effort is being
made to engage the same company for
next summer and if 80 names are Sc
cured to pledge the required amount, the
contract will be made The artists went
from here to Woodstock Thursday and
will come back to Rochester from there
The game of ball between the Ran
dolph boys and the Chelsea team Thurs
day morning resulted in a victory for
the local team, the score being TO 4
Miss Florence Granger OF Somerville, +,
Mass, is passing her vacation with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Granger.
Misses Carrie Sault and Marion Mitch
III have come from Brooklyn, n. Y, for
few days visit with relatives in town.
Miss Thelma Frost of Meriden, Conn,
5 being entertained this week by Miss
evelyn Denny,
Mrs. +. b. Thomas and three daughters Z
md Mr.. and Mrs. H. n. Thomas and 9
laughter OF Swampscott, Mass, went on a
morning to Milton and from c
here will 90 to Georgia for a visit with a
elatives. :
A son weighing eight pounds was born
tuesday to Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Bushor
+ this place.
Miss Ida Glsborne OF Montpelier has
'een a recent guest Of Mrs. J. r. Dubois,
Mrs. Warren Smith and Miss Emma
stakeholder. who have been at A. +.
'atchelder's, have returned to their home
n Boston.
Rev and Mrs. C.. r. Sweat of Mime
polls, Mimi were in town over Monday
light, the guests of Mrs. Alpha Messer
Mrs. Arthur Howard and her two chill
rem are here from Burlington to pass
few days with Mr.. and Mrs. S. W.
toward
Miss Rena Galarneau came Tuesday
-om Montreal to pass some time with
er bother. Arthur Galarneau. and fam
V. Her mother who had been here for
go months returned Wednesday morn
lg to her home in North Bay, Ont, the
ext morning.
Mrs. +. Lehman and William Lehman
New Jersey are being entertained by
II. and Mrs. r. r. Elliott.
Miss Florence Finlayson of Burlington
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Hol
an arriving here this week