The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-04-13
WlTERBURY

The appointment of Ernest Newcomt
OF the Center as county game warden
pleasing to the people of this vicinity
Mr.. Newcomb has been local game war
den and is conyersant with the work.
April 20 there will be box party, en-
tertainment and promenade in the sem
mary chapel at the Center. The proceeds
are to go for victrola at the Center
school.
Mrs. George Morse is confined to the
house at her home on Main street.
| The condition OF Earl Graves remains
critical The sympathy of the vicinity is
with the family in this time of anxiety.
Drs. Taylor and Granger of Burlington,
who were in consultation Tuesday night
with Dr. f. T.. Steele, jr, verified his
diagnosis of tubercular meningitis.
| Mark Dillon, who has been suffering
for a few days with hard cold, was
more comfortable again yesterday.
| Miss Annie Morse has returned from
a visit to her brother in Springfield,
! Mass
Edison Il. Palmer announces the open
| ing of his new harness shop on Elm
street, near his residence MIR. Palmer
has built this shop and fitted it with
modern appliances and has an up.to-date
shop in every way.
Next Tuesday evening at O'Clock in
the Congregational church, there will be
a concert under the auspices OF the Pier
ian club, the proceeds to go for the Red
Cross work. The posters are artistic and
timely in red, white and blue. The fol-
lowing artists will take part: Miss Flora
Boyce, organist of Trinity church, Mont
pelier, graduate of the Wilder school of
music and of the musical department of
Montpelier seminary; Miss Flora Parcher
of the Center, a graduate of the vocal de-
partment of the New England Cbnserva
tory OF Music; Earl Twombly of this |
place, who studied violin in Boston, and |
Miss Aida Turney of Montpelier, a grad /
uate of the Emerson College of Oratory. |
The names of the artists assure one of a |
high grade concert and the patronage OF !
all interested in music as well as the
cause for which it is given is solicited
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Carpenter and Mr..
and Mrs. G. +. Moody have returned
from an extended stay in Florida. Mr..
and Mrs Moody were most of the time
With MI. anu MIS-. 1tuIGe hifHoh VI
having toured the whole of
Florida in an automobile which Mr.. AL
mon purchased there. On their way
nome they stopped at Washington. They
were present when President Wilson
anne before the joint session of the Sen
tie and House and delivered his message.
While in Washington they were enter
aimed by Senator w. p. Dillingham;.
Henry Farmer has sold his farm to
Warner Moody, Charles Lawrence moving
ipon the same. Mr.. and Mrs. Farmer
ire moving to Indian Orchard, Mass,
where their daughter resides. People re-
,ret their departure from the community !
'ery much. IL
Mr.. and Mrs. William Davis of Bur-
ington We're week END guests of Mr., and
Mrs. Robert Knowles, and Mrs. w. B.
raven of Mrs. Luke Towne.
Herbert Somerville of Somervile, Mass, I,
S the guest of his mother in Duxbury.
First Lieut.. Campbell of Norwich uni ,
ersity was at the home of his parents
ver Sunday. last week he was in
n H.. where he passed the
for the marine corps. This ,
ears class. TO which Lieut.. Campbell be. I
ongs, expects to be graduated before !