The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-01-03
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Articles of Association Filed by Barnard
Library Club, Inc.

/ Articles of association were filed with
the secretary of state to-day by the Bar.
nard Library club, Inc, without capital
stock for the purpose of maintaining a
public library, reading and rest room at
Barnard. The subscribers are Sarah G.
lTownshend, Adelbert Goss, Mr.. and Mrs,
| G. Il. Wheelock, M. H. Durkee, Mrs. EHa
NJ. Goss, Il. $. Chase, Lille r. Chase,
| Wilbur F. Dain, 0na A. Goss and Emile
X. Goss, all of Barnard.
Mrs. Harriet Huntington returned to-
day to Northampton, Mass, where she
resides with her son, having visited her
daughter for few days in this city.
Banns of marriage were announced
yesterday at st. Augustine's church of
Besiez Jcyle and Miss Marion Gitchel.
The 1916 season OF the Capital City
Bowling league will open Thursday
evening, il having been arranged at
meeting held yesterday afternoon to
have the Independents, last years cham
pions, meet the Tenney company on the
State street alleys, The schedule COM
plete has not yet been drawn up but
the work will be done this week and the
early start will insure much earlier
finish than last year when the race was
not decided until the last of May.
Jacob Yeti and Miss Minnie Rosen-
baum returned Sunday evening to Bur-
lington, having been the guests for a
few days of Mr.. and Mrs Harris Yeti.
Phillip Goodenough left this morning
for Windsor to resume work in the
Windsor machine shop, after ten days
visit in the city with his mother, Mrs
John r. Goodenough. Mr.. Goodenough
has been detained from work because Of
a slight injury to one hand.
John W. Durkee left this morning for
Fair Haven, where he is station agent
for the Rutland Light and Power Co.,
having made brief visit in the city
with relatives. Mrs Durkee will make
a more extended visit before returning
to Fair Haven.
Members of the Harvard Dental bas-
ketball team left Saturday evening for
Boston, having passed week of the !
Christmas vacation in this section OF
Vermont. Manager Clifton III. Smith, !
who has been visiting at his home here,
leaves to-day to resume his studies.
Mrs Anna Hudson and Miss Mary |
Hudson returned last evening to Bur-
lington, having visited and and Mrs /
Benjamin Tassie of Barre street for a |
faw days.
Charles p, Adams of Baltimore, Md, |
was was called to Montpelier several |
weeks ago by the death of his sister,
Mrs. Ralph b. Denny, left last evening
Tor his home
I'll n
kins left to-day for Lowell, Mass,
where they are attending Lowell Com
nercial college, having passed the two
weeks holiday vacation with their par I
'nts in this city. They were accompa
1ied by William Downs and Harold
Mack, who will resume their studies
It the Emerson school and the Massa-
husetts college of pharmacy in Boston,
espectively.
Miss Lima Jerd commenced a two
weeks vacation from her duties in the
Soston Fruit exchange Saturday and left
yesterday with Miss Agnes Guevin for b
t. Albans and Burlington to visit rela-
ives.
John H. Senter returned Saturday
vening from Keene, n. H., where he
assed Christmas with hts daughter !
Miss Minnie Yeti left this morning 3
or Boston TO resume her studies at the a
.eland- Powers school of oratory, hav- {
lg passed two weeks with her parents,
lr. and Mrs. Harris Yeti.
Miss Elizabeth Finn returned last even v
lg to her home in St Albans. having a
assed the week end with friends in 2
be city. L
Robert w. Simonds, chairman of the e
accident board, went last v
vening to Rutland, where a hearing
as scheduled to be held to-day. a