The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-20

Mrs. ]. c. Wells went to North Willis
ton on Wednesday to pass several weeks
with her brothers. who reside there.
Mrs. Minnie Miller left on Wednesday
for Waitsfeld, to visit relatives in that
place.
Mrs Frank Jones, whose husband is
employed in Burlington went there on
Wednesday to pass a few days with
him
L. s. Grant post held their annual
meeting on Saturday and elected the fol-
lowing officers for the year: Commander
F. X Ketchum; senior vice, f. n. Ris-
ingi; Junior vice George Smith; officer
of the day, John Nancy; chaplain, L. V.
Parker; quartermaster, f. n. Rising;
guard. Henry johnson. The delegates to
the state meeting were Henry Johnson,
George Smith and Mr.. Clark. who lives
at Northfield and who yet is a member
of this post.
J. Fl. Dubois is very i'll with pneumo-
mia, but on Wednesday was thought to
he somewhat more comfortable, with a
lower temperature.
Miss Irene Chandler of STAFFORD has
been in town for a short stay, and on
her return took home with her Mr. Chan
dler, who has been at the sanatorium
for treatment Not having improved, he
thought best to go to his home.
Mrs. S. w. Howard was in Royalton
Wednesday to see her sister, Mrs. Rose
Coolidge, who is at the point of death,
after a long Illness, the result of shock,
which she sustained eleven weeks ago.
Frank Dewey of Brookfield is seriously
i'll with pneumonia, and Miss Neill, the
trained nurse. has gone to care for him.
Mr.. Dewey lives on large farm and
is practically without help to assist in
the work out of doors
Mrs Ernest Sawyer went to Bethel on
Wednesday for a short stay with her sis
ter, Mrs. Martin Essigman.
Miss Mabel Maynard, who has been
with Mrs. J. 4. French for several weeks,
went Tuesday to her home in Chelsea.
II is said that the sanatorium is now
short of coal. and unless the supply can
be replenished soon, wood viii have to !
be the fuel, or the institution will have |
TO be closed 1t is very difficult here to |
get coal. The local dealer has many or 1
ders not yet filled.
Mrs. b. Z. Niekerson and sister. Mrs. {
l.. :. Dickerman. of Brsintree and East 4
Granville kere in town Tuesday on a
business trip.
Miss Amy Wilson. a teacher in Lvn- .
donville. was IN town ON Tuesday the .
guest Of Miss f. $. Fogg. who will in a .
few DAYS leave here for Florida to pass .
the winter with her sister. Mrs. Howe
Of Chicago.
Mrs. r. II. ketchum and Mrs Reynolds \
OF Williamstown. the latter her guest.
left here ON Tuesday for Boston. where
they will pass several days. Mr. ketch-
um viii join them there later and viii 1
spend several days with them in the
citv.
Mrs. Joseph Spooncr and children left
here on Tuesday for Harvard. Mass.
" here Mr.. >pooner has permanent work.
and where they viii make their home.
Mr.. Ben Briggs If Hartford. who has
lneen the guest If her mother. Mrs. Ann
Moulton, for a week. left On Tuesday for
her home
Mics Florence LYON. the trained nurse.
left here Tuesday for hcr home IN
Rochester. where she expects % pass the
hciiAays.
Four raFsuz men icft here on Tuesday.
having beer called into service- Harold
imam, whe went 90 Per- srnauth 20 join
he enast artillery. Roy Rrzcg. who
aenf a. alternate. Ealrh Csruester and