The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-10-05
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Next Friday evening there will be a
oid'time husking bee in the vestry of tn
Congregational church. Everybody in
vited. 1t will be followed by harves
supper. Vegetables and fruits for sal
at the close. Supper will be served from
to s and after the husking, at 25 cent
each.
Mr.. and Mrs. i. A. Merritt, accom-
panied by Mrs. George Silloway, met
with an auto accident last Sunday after
noon in East Montpelier, when they met
another auto, which ran against them
throwing both ladies out Mrs. Merritt
was unconscious for time. No bone:
were broken and it is hoped there will be
no serious results. Mrs. Silloway was
somewhat frightened and shaken up. She
was being conveyed by Mr.. and Mrs
Merritt to her new home in Montpelier
The high school class of 1917 have
elected their officers for the ensuing year
of schoolwork as follows: President
Wrennie Barnett vice-president, Vera
Rogers; secretary, Thelma harrington.
The class numbers Is.
| Mrs. NJ. Mcintyre was called to Green's
boro last week by the death of her little
nephew less than two months old.
Frank Eldridge and sister, Mrs. Matte
Anderson, of Glover, were guests at 4. c..
McPhilomy's Tuesday.
| Miss Clara Bycraft went to her home
in Barre last Friday.
Miss Louise Norris has returned to
Middlebury college.
Miss Phyllis Webster, Gordon Webster
and Marion Drew were home from Mont
pelier seminary over Sunday.
Mrs. Celia harrington is visiting her
brother, Joseph Yaw, in Brookfeld.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Shute were Wis
itors in Montpelier Saturday.
f. e. Currier was business visitor
in Danville last week.
Miss Olive Edgerton of Los Angeles,
Cal, is in town calling on old acquain
tances, OF whom she finds but few. She
was once a resident of this town, living
on west hill. The house in which she
formerly lived was burned few weeks
ago. 1t stood near Orrin Peck's. Miss
Edgerton returned to hei home Monday
Mrs. Mary Rogers is laid up with an
injured knee, which she hurt several days
ago.
Rollin Sabin, who suffered shock of
paralysis last week and was moved to
Hardwick hospital, passed away Sunday.
Funeral services were held Tuesday.
Miss Norma Phelps of Barre was an
over. Sunday visitor in town.
Miss Vera Rogers and Miss Lillian |
Lance were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. |
Rogers in Walden the first oil the week
Miss Susie Nelson was an over Sunday |
visitor at her home from her work in
Orleans.
John Brechin of Barre was in town the
first of the week in the interests of the /
Barre Granite Co
Harley Rogers and family OF Danville,
accompanied by Mrs. Tilton, were guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Rogers Thurs
day.
Howard Pike of Montpelier and Pliny
Pike of St Johnsburv visited their ia
Their, j. G. Pike, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Smith spent Sat
lnlay at the capital.
Mrs. Elnora Russell has returned home
from a few days stay in East Nontpe
ier.
Mrs. Francis Goodale of East Barnet
visited last week at the home of her
brother, Aaron Bolton, and with other
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Drew and daughter
Mr. and Mrs X. p. Freeman and Mr. {
md Mrs. Floyd Freeman took an auto
'ile to the White mountains last Sun
lay.
Hazen Road Pomona grange is to meet l
With Cabot grange Saturday, Oct. 7.
Mrs. Bonette of St Johnsbury, w. f. y
: department president, will be in town {
lext Friday afternoon to inspect Morrill,
Y. r. c.
Miss Sarah Clarke is working at Fred /
Vheeler's in Marshfield.
Mrs Flora Cobb of Montpelier was 6
uest Of Mrs. Abbie Lamson last week, :
Miss Elizabeth and Alice Kelley ac Y
by John and William Kelley
f Dorset, were guests at Z. c. McPhil il
my's recently.
The harvest festival held at the NJ F. "
hurch last week Monday evening was a il
ecided success. The proceeds of the
upper and sale of vegetables amounted
0 over S3l. e
The horse of Will Clarke, which was d
ear the road, was hit by an automobile
riven by Jack Kittredge last Wednes B
ay evening and a deep cash was cut be- 81
veen the shoulder and neck.
Sunday, Sept. "a, was observed at the ri
[. T.. church as harvest Sunday. The N
lurch was appropriately decorated with
'uits. grain and vegetables. Rev j. s. v
rossland delivered fine sermon. d'
About 40 people gathered at the barn I