The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-07-20


been spending the past week at NJ. l.
! Wheelers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Rogers and three
daughters, Mr.. and Mrs. Pliny Smith and
two daughters, accompanied by Misses
Lillian and Beatrice Lance, are camping
at Coles pond this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Walbridge of
Woodsville, \. H., were guests at Il. T..
Walbridges Sunday.
Scion Preston visited his brother in
Mortified Falls recently.
Little Miss Lawrene Howes enter.
tanned four of her girl friends last week
Tuesday afternoon in honor OF her sixth
birthday. lee cream, cake and cookies
We're served. She received several pres.
ents.
Miss Pauline LAbree of Plainfeld is
spending part of her vacation with her
aunt, Mrs. Jennie Hickie
Mrs. Nellie Wells OF Shelburne was in
town last week.
Miss Alice Blodgett of Barre is spend
ing part of her vacation with her aunt,
Mrs Jennie Hickie.
Mrs. Nellie Wells of Shelburne was in
town last week.
That mail box can be made to serve
two purposes without infringing on gov
eminent rules is evident by the blue.
birds making home for their young in
the mail box of Wesley Chester, where
mail has been placed every day, yet they
We're not frightened away.
| Mrs. Warner Smith of Dorcester,
Mass, is stopping at f. F. Smiths
Don't forget the motion pictures, Cab |
OF town hall, Friday evening, July q,
at $50. Famous Mary Pickford in The
Eagles Mate" Don't miss it.-adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII knight of Barre
We're guests at Walter Perry's recently.
Miss Olive Smith was a guest of Miss I
Pauline Burbank at Joe's pond last
week.
Mrs. Robert Mills has returned TO her
home in Woburn, Mass, after spending
a week with friends in town
Miss Mildred Smith is at work for
DR. Champion OF st. Johnsbury at his
camp at Joe's pond,
Mrs. Nora Russell was a business Wis
itor in Montpelier Saturday.
Rev. and Mrs. J. S. Grassland were in
Holland last week, where they attended
a wedding of brother minister. !,
Mrs. Cordelis Mack was a guest OF Il
her brother and other friends in Barre I
the past week. a
Rev. l. A. Ranney of Barton was in
town last Wednesday. /
Miss Sadie Marston spent few days d
with her uncle and family in Montpel q
Ter recently.
Miss Florence Smith is attending sum
mer school at johnson. III
Mr.. and Mrs A. G. Ainsworth were in h
Hardwick Wednesday
Prin. and Mrs, p. A. Gilmore of Essex \
Junction spent few days at 4. A.
Merrill's last week. +
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lance of Plain c
field were in town Sunday.
A meeting was held in town hall last G
Saturday evening, when some plans S
we're made in regard to celebrating Old
Home week. A two days pageant is y
,alked of, picnic on the plains, besides
social gathering at the village one v
lay. Other notices will follow later.
The ball game last Saturday between la
Jabot and Barre teams, resulted in a
core of 8 to in favor of Barre. III
Ralph Munson has finished work for
4eon Haines and gone to elerking at G
White River Junction. do
Miss Carrie burlington has returned
o her home in Lincoln, after spending 81
he summer with her sister Mrs. w. w.
Iale. is
Miss Esther Wells was in Shelburne al
asst week as guest of her aunt, Mrs.
'ar Fletcher
ira Kittredge has been spending a few
,eeks with his daughter, Mrs. Patter
on, in Walden.
Harold Smith of Dorchester, Mass, is 70
'orking for Leslie Tucker. ~
A full corps of teachers have been ny
ngaged for the coming year of school W.
-ork, as follows: Principal of junior
Ugh school, j. Ralph Mayo of Lyme, \. VII
:; assistant principal, Miss Ellen Rut-
sr of Burlington; domestic science, Miss az
Iarion Jameson of Colebrook, n. H., sen'
room, Miss Ruth Bruce, Will ="
amstown primary Miss Alice Hudson 'ns
Plainfield; Lower Cabot, Miss Mabel
Capsey of Johnson; south west hill, ~
-iss Louise Barber of Montpelier; west W, W.
III, Abbie j. Nichols of Middlesex, South W,
abot; Miss Amy Cameron of Marsh 6.
sld; East Cabot, Miss Agnes Tassie OF "a
1oodbury; plains, Miss Clare f. Bycraft Nn
Graniteville; Read district, Miss Flor
ice Smith; Merritt district, Miss Lois ~ W.
Wright of Bradford. -
Rev. Hilton Pedley and two daughters ~
Japan We're in town last Sunday. He
I'VE very interesting discourse in the s',
renoon at the Congrega tional church s se,
,out Japan and the customs, religion, "''
C. He also gave a very interesting talk 400
the children in the Sunday school, Civ. ~
g a description of the ways. customs by
ID sports of the children in that fara- ~ ~
ay country. His daughter assisted 49,
m in singing the japanese alphabet, ~ n>
nich consists of As letters.
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