The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-07-20
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Bass and daughter
Miss Elaine, motored TO Greensboro thi
week, where they will pass some tim
with DR.. and Mrs. G. A. Wheeler at thei
cottage.
While working at his mill Wednesday
John Manchester had his legs injured by
log rolling over them. No bones wer,
broken, but he was badly bruised ant
sprained.
The Standish family, who have lately
been at the Manchester farm, have gone
TO Springfield, where they have taken a
large farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Smith returned
from Somerville Thursday, taking home
with them Mrs. G. b. Smith and Miss
Florence Smith, who came to pass the
summer.
j. w. Flanagan, the telegraph operator,
who has been here for several months,
has been transferred TO Waterbury,
where he has similar position.
Frederick Webster of Burlington is
with his uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. A. Leonard.
Ralph Bohonon of South Royalton is
the present night telegraph operator at
this station.
Mrs. j. NJ Morse is visiting relatives
in Castleton and Rutland this week.
DR.. and Mrs. w. H. Sisson moved to
their home in Mortified Friday, after
being here for few months.
The program at the last grange meet
ing was musical one, under the charge
of j. L. Hutchinson. There were two
selections by the orchestra, composed of
Clyde Esterbrook, violin, G. G. Bailey,
cornet, j. c. Harlow, clarinet, and Miss
Marguerite Hutchinson, piano. These
were followed by song by the choir;
clarinet solo by j. c. Harlow, song,
Hutchinson Girls quartet; selection, or
chestra; cornet and clarinet duet, G. C.
Bailey and j. H. Harlow; song, quartet;
cornet solo, G. G. Bailey; selection, or
chestra. Mrs. Hall, the organizer OF the
N. f. NJ. P A., was present and gave a
short talk.
A daughter was born Saturday to
Prof. and Mrs. E. F. Kibby at the sana-
forum.
n. Victor Frohling of New York, the
architect for the proposed new Hotel
Chandler, has been in town for few
days. While here he inspected the gran
tie quarries of the Woodbury. company,
the guest of General Manager w. c.
Clifford of Bethel
Mrs. A. G. Bradish and her daughter,
Miss May Bradish, of Medford, Mass,
have arrived and are the guests of DIR.
and Mrs. f. A. Eaton. Saturday, Mss
Bradish will accompany DIR. and Mrs.
Eaton to Greensboro, where they VIII
occupy their cottage for several weeks,
and Mrs. Bradish will be the guest of
Mrs. G. e. Eaton at her home on Cen
trail street.
George Rye, the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
L. P. Rye, has been quite ill with ty-
,hoid fever, but is now improving. Mrs.
Rye is also i'll with symptoms of the
same disease. Misses Lillian and Ethel
Rye of New Haven, Conn, are passing
heir vacation at the home.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Tewksbury were
1t Lake Bomoseen and Rutland the first
# the week, returning here on Wednes-
lay night.
A daughter was born Thursday morn
ng to Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Miner on
hill. :
Prof and Mrs. Ernest Hamilton of
Newport are with Rev. and Mrs. Joseph
hamilton for few days.
Robert Chedel is in Woodstock for this
reek with relatives.
Wesley Rumney of Brookfield was
brown from his horse rake Wednesday,
featuring the upper and lower jaws, and
fas taken to the sanatorium here.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Drew and DR..
ind Mrs. Howard Drew motored to
,eene, N. H., Wednesday, and on their
eturn, they will stop at Hartland to
isit Mrs. Drew's sister.
Horace Morse and family, guests of
1rs. r. j. Kimball, are taking a motor
rip with the Kimball family through
ne White mountains.
Miss Charlotte Wiswall of Roxbury,
lass, and her little nephew, Richard H. e
Tiswall jr., of Salem, Mass, came :,
uesday to pass the summer at the Wis = =,
all cottage.
Miss Evangeline Hall of Cowansville,
. O., who is passing some time here
18th her aunt, Mrs. p. G. Dodge, has re-
lived news that her brother, Eugene,
no was in the trenches in France, has
zen seriously wounded by piece of
lell and is in a hospital.
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