The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-07-28
SOUTH RYEG1TE

Mrs. Wheeler Batchelder of Plainhel
is spending the week at II. I. Brown
and John Renfrew's.
Mrs. William stephens returned las
week from her visit to Quincy, Mass
bringing with her her brother'in.law
Thomas Cantley, who is out of health.
Charles Goodall of st. Johnsbury i
III at the home of William Stephens
where he came TO spend the week end.
Mrs. Leslie +. Hall returned last weei
Friday from 10 days stay in Mont
pelier.
Rev. L. G. Langford, who returned to
Littleton, N. H., Saturday, after visit
ing az T. +. Coles, is reported not SO
well and an operation may be deemed
advisable.
A seven.pound boy was born TO Mr.
and Mrs. f. j. Doe at Hanover hospital
Wednesday, July %
+. j. Doe was in Hanover Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. S. Gray, Mr. and Mrs,
+. w. George and son of Wells RIVER, and
Mrs. j. L. Hearth went Sunday in Mr.,
Gray's car to Hanover to see Mrs. f. j.
Doe.
Mr. and Mrs. +. j. Tewksbury and two
children, Mr.. and Mrs. A. I. Beaton and
daughter, and Mr.. and Mrs. n. S. Love
and son of Barre spent the week end
camping at Halls pond.
The draft has hit South Ryegate hard,
taking Paul Gibson, James f. Beaton,
Cecil Plummer, Hugh Fiske, Robert Carl
son, Alex T. Beaton, jr., William S.
Bailey and b. II. Wright. 1t is heartily
hoped that the war may be over before
these young men are called TO the front.
Albert Goodine moved his family on
short notice Tuesday to Montpelier,
where he has been given place as sec
ton boss.
Miss Mabel Birkbeck and friend,
Mrs. Howard, from New Jersey came
Monday by automobile and are spending
the week here, boarding at Mrs. n. NJ.
McAllister's.
There were moving pictures Monday
evening in Gibson's hall under the aus
pices of the Wells River Valley grange.
The grange also gave social dance in
the same place Friday evening, with
Kark's orchestra TO furnish music.
Robert Gibson, son of NJ H. Gibson,
and senior in Muskegum college, New
Concord, O., will speak in the U. p.
church here Sunday morning, Aug. 3.
Miss Annie r. Beaton has accepted
500 position as teacher in Leeds, Mass,
and has resigned as grammar school
teacher in the village school. The news
Of Miss Beaton's resignation has brought
forth many expressions OF regret from
both pupils and parents. Her services
will also be much missed in the Presby
terrain church choir.
Mrs. Annette Courtney of st. Johns
bury is spending few days with friends
n town.
Miss Elizabet Hall, assistant super
ntendent of schools in Minneapolis,
Mimi, came Tuesday to spend the re-
nainder of the summer at her home
lere.
As William Nutbrown and his daugh-
er, Mrs. Ernest Grapes, were driving
Tome from Groton Wednesday after
loon, the horse became frightened by an
truck and ran. Mrs. Grapes
umped out and was not hurt. Mr.. Nut
'rown held onto the reins and was
ragged some distance, finally having to
ct go. The buggy turned over and Mr..
was pinned under it. He was
cry badly bruised and shaken up, but d
managed to ride home and it is believed =
one of his injuries are serious. He us
0 be congratulated on his narrow es-
ape.
Miss jamie Hearth is laid up with an
nkle sprain, which she sustained while
sting relatives in Haverhill, N. H.,
ne first of the week =
Mrs. Culver of Richford is visiting her u
aughter, Mrs. F. L. Ingraham. =,
Miss Ida Buchanan is spending a few =,
ays with Miss Georgia Ramsey before =
Ding to Montpelier to join her mother y
nd stepfather, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert =
iodine Q
Mr.. and Mrs. Linwood Taplin of South ="
eerfield, Mass, are spending their an
ial vacation at C. H. Taplin's. .,
John d. McAllister returned Wednes. "
" from trip to Boston. -, n'
Alex j. Smith is taking a short va Il"
ton from his duties as inspector for
e Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance Co. =, 10
Rev. and Mrs. d. NJ. McKinlay have ~
en- spending the week at Newbury =,
It'll their son, DR.. Leslie McKinlay, and
mily. On their return they expect to u
ing with them DR.. and Mrs. Leland NJ.
ckinlay, who are also visiting in New NC
ry. The entire family took an auto va
p to the White mountains Thursday, :.
lrting from Newbury. w