The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-07-07
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Mrs. Sarah Blair of Waterbury ar
rived here Friday TO be the guest OF hel
sister, Mrs. G. N. Billings, for few
days.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Clayton Bowen anC
daughter, Miss ENERGY Bowen, went tt
Canaan, n. H., Friday for a several days
stay.
Mrs, Frank Fox of Canton, n. ", for
merly OF this town, was in town on Fri
day night to visit Mr.. and Mrs. c. w
Hayward.
The Red Cross meeting on Friday att
ernoon was attended by 90 ladies, who
worked faithfully and the result was a
large amount OF work accomplished at
the close OF the meeting. The society
now numbers nearly or quite $50, and
this summer they are being assisted by
the kimball ladies, who are passing their
summer here at Montague place. Miss
kimball gave talk about surgical dress
ing at one of the late meetings, and Of
fered TO instruct classes in that work,
II any one desired 10 learn. Arrange
ments have been made for these classes
on Wednesday forenoon of each week. A
gift Of $50 has been contributed by these
ladies, $50 from the high school baseball
team, and $40 from the w. X. C., re-
Gently.
A daughter, Emma, was born recently
to Mr.. and Mrs. James Menard, who live
in Norwich, and Mrs. Joseph Menard OF
this place has been there TO assist in the
90 Of ha
Mrs. Z. B. Weston of Derry, n. H., has
come to see her mother, Mrs. Eugene
Ellison, who has been in feeble health
for weeks, and if she is able, will return
with her daughter to her home.
John Udall and family of Farming
ton, N. H., has come for short stay
with Mrs. L. l.. Udall and Mr. and Mrs.
Eugene Wardner of this place.
Mrs. Lucy Goss OF White Plains, \. Y,
has come TO visit her son, Horace Goss,
who is the assistant OF Mrs. Brock in
the Star theatre.
Miss Elsie Stebbins of Stowe has re-
Gently been entertained by her aunt, Mrs.
C. d. Gibbs.
Miss Hazel Brown has been in Hol-
yoke, Mass, for several days with
friends.
Prin. and Mrs. i. G. Ham and dsugh |
ter, Miss Esther Ham, have gone to York |
Beach, Me-, for a two months stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Hackley and Mr.. |
and Mrs. r. j. Sickles of South Deerfeld. |
Mass, came by auto last Thursday and |
visited Mr.. and Mrs. John Bass.
1t is expected that the erection of a
lo Of
Randolph Center for the agricultural
school A committee has been appointed
to fix upon a site for the building and
secure plans, specifications and estimates,
and to defray the expenses OF this COM
nittee, the sum of 81 900 has been APP
oropriated for the same.
Mr. and Mrs. c. w. Hodges and family
If Schenectady, N. ", arrived here on
coming with Rev. Fraser
Sfetzger on his return from Freehold,
\. Y, where he went TO take Mrs. Metz
yer and the boys TO pass a longer time.
The Hodges family will pass the summer
treet, but Mr. Hodges went on to Mon
real on Monday to attend to business.
Miss Hattie Douglas, the former mat
on OF the sanatorium, has accepted a
osition OF superintendent OF nurses at
he Mary Fletcher hospital at Burling
on.
Dr. and Mrs. c. J. Rumrill have been
n Highgate for several days, going to
ase the time near the lake. :
Raymond Campbell, who was injured
4 the auto accident few days ago, is
ow out, although his head and face are r
'ell covered with plasters, and one arm
r wrist is also sprained Other slight
ijuries he also has, but all are now inn
rowing
Misses Elsie Osgood, Frieda Prince,
Vinifred, Susan and Myrtle Burridge,
nd Alouise Allen, Frances Hebard and
ettie Evans of the Center have gone
Castleton to attend the summer school
Iiss Grace Douglas also went this week
, johnson to attend summer school