The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-08-10

IANN VI AHt Hpilt Ol HNi
ents in South Woodbury..
Mrs. Addie and Mrs. Della Kicker o
Waterbury, accompanied by Mr.. Moulton
were guests at Lyndon McAllister's OF
Tuesday.
Don't forget the picnic at Camp Com
fort, Calais, next Saturday, held by the
Witham relatives.
Nine new cottages have been erected
around Joe's pond this summer which
brings the number around the pond NJ
to nearly 80. A company from New
York has installed an electric light sys'
tenn, so that many of the cottages are
now using electricity.
Arthur Hodgdon and family are spend
ing a few days at Whitefeld, y. Ii.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Gould of Los
Angeles, Cal, arrived at the home OF
George Gould last Sunday.
Richard Atkins of Rhode Island is
spending his annual vacation at \. NJ.
Hodgdon's.
Dean Fisher of Albany, N. y, was a
guest at the home of his father, l.. G.
Fisher, last Friday.
The outdoor union service last Sunday
at $3.50 p. m. was well attended 1875 be-
ing present This custom will be kept up
a few Sundays during warm weather.
Remember the hour, $3.50, instead of Z,
the usual time.
Next Sunday morning there will be
union services at the NJ. +. church, as a
beginning of Old Home week.
Miss Dow of Hartford, Conn, is stop
ping at VIII FfeId's few days.
Miss Eva Clough has gone TO Dams
vile, y. y, where she has employment
with a publishing company.
B. L. Bruce is working on the school
house at upper village, doing some repair
work.
George Edison of Montpelier was bus
! mess visitor in town recently.
Charles Ufford of Barton was a guest
at Z. f. Smiths last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Willis Fields came to
town Friday from Moretown, where they
have been few weeks past.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Crane and Mrs.
John Crane visited at George Cranes in
Middlesex recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Houghton and
children visited friends in Barre last
week.
Henry Ball of Lebanon, n H.. accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs Frank Ball OF
st. Johnsbury, were entertained at the
home OF Mrs NJ Mcintyre recently.
Mr. and Mrs. p. X. Carney have re-
turned home after a few weeks stay
with Mrs. Garney's sister, Mrs. VIII Cole,
at Stark, n. II.
Donald Smith visited his sister, Mil |
bred, at Joe's pond last week.
Mrs. Leslie Russell and baby have re-
turned from few days visit in Barre |
Paul and Luke Harrington Of Montpe
lier were in town Sunday while on their
way to Woodbury..
Miss Glenn Kay of Walden has been
a guest of Miss Vera Rogers several days.
Mrs A. w. Noyce and daughter are
visiting relatives in Dover, n. H., few
days.
Miss Carrie Tucker and sister, ldela,
were guests at Leslie fuckers last week.
Mrs. Arthur Rogers and daughter, Haz
ell, were in st. Johnsbury Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Perry and son,
Leon, and daughter, Hazel spent several
days last week with friends in Water
bury
Miss Dorothy Gearwar accompanied
her mother to her home in Maine last !
week Il
Miss Pansy Smith of Boston is at her ,
home here for few weeks. q
Mr. and Mrs. J. r. Drew and daughter a
have been spending a week with rela
tives and friends in Canada. {
Mrs. c. f. Gorham OF St Johnsbury
visited Mrs. Sue Walbridge recently.
Mabel Smith and brother, Cecil, were {
"a
last week. F
Mr.. and Mrs VIII Turner and family \
VI Berlin We're at O. p. Boyles' one day Il
asst week. {
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Eastman and Mr.. $
md Mrs r. G. Norcross of East Hard
wick visited Mrs NJ Mcintyre recently. h
A special feature of attraction espe
tally for the children, at the Congrega- Z
ional church for two Sundays past has
,een an electric fan, which added much y
o the comfort Of people 1t was loaned il
" T. F. Smith. Il
Christine Lyford gave birthday party
o seven of her schoolmates recently in IS
onor of her eighth birthday. Refresh.
nents of cake and ice cream were served q,
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gilkerson and p
hildren from Franklin Falls, n. H.. were N
ntertained at the home of Harry Wal q
ridge recently. Lei
Harold Pike of Montpelier and Plny
ike of ST. Johnsbury were at the home in
their father Sunday.
There will be a Sunday school held at re
he Congregational church next Sunday
: usual M
Next Saturday afternoon there VIII be
game of baseball on the new play m
round between Cabots and the I. A. c. Ii,
sconds of Montpelier.
Little Barbara Houghton entertained fir
'veral of her little friends Friday after 10,
non in honor of her second birthday.
he had several presents. Refreshments DIR
ere served of cookies, cake. fruit, con- m,
'ctionery and birthday cake
The week of Aug. IL to 20 is to be he
,served here as Old Home week and for lin
ich day different program has been
'epared those taking part being citizens ar
I'd former residents Of Cabot. The fol
wing is the program Sunday, Aug. IS, va
lion service at NJ f. church; sermon
= Rev. Stanley Grassland. Tuesday, Vi.
ug. Is, basket picnic at center of town ha
the picnic ground near the old pound,