The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-07-10
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Frank Scott was home from Fol
Ethan Allen over Sunday. Frank is
member OF Co. II, Montpelier, V. n. G.
Mrs. r. A. Emerson OF Barton was
guest of friends here recently.
Guy Burke OF Enosburg Falls was
visitor in town over Sunday and the frs
of the week.
Joseph w. Noble sustained a shocl
which entirely paralyzed one side of hi
body Sunday evening, while he was play
ing his violin, accompanied by his daugh
ter, Admire, on the piano. Mr.. Noble
condition is quite critical at this writ
ing, but his many friends are hoping fol
a recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boutwell, left for Bristol
Conn.,, last Saturday evening where Mr.
Boutwell, expects to find employment in
mnnition plant.
Miss Emily Kull, matron of the Hard
wick hospital, returned from a months
vacation the latter part of last week.
Mrs. +. N. Bilodesu and daughter, Miss
Jeanette, have gone to Barton to visit
relatives for some time before joining
Mr.. Bilodeau, who is in Bristol, Conn.
Mrs. John Macarthur and children, who
have been guests of friends here, re-
turned to their home in Lebanon, N. H.,
the latter part OF last week.
Mike Travers is making some extern
sive repairs to his property on Wolcott
street, and when completed will add
greatly to the value OF the place.
There will be grand public Red Cross
meeting or rally at the opera house this
week Friday evening, at which time our
honored governor, Horace +. Graham of
Craftsbury, will preside and also deliver
an address. Local clergymen are also
invited to DE present and speak. Come
out and hear what Gov. Graham and
other well known local speakers have to
say concerning this great work and move
ment. The boy scouts will escort Gov.
Graham to the opera house previous to
the meeting.
E. R. Welch and family visited in
Johnson last Saturday.
L. r. WEIGH has moved from tene-
ment on Highland avenue into apart |
ments in the Aiken house on Brush |
street.
Mrs. j. H. McLoud transacted business
in ST. Johnsbury last Saturday.
William Sims and family left Sunday
Tor an automobile trip to Toronto, On
tario, where they will spend the week
visiting friends.
Miss Alice Dutton was home from
Misses Amy Perkins and Mildred Wark
lave gone to Burlington to attend sum-
ner school.
Mrs. II. r. White returned home last
saturday night from Lynn and Boston,
lass, where she has been in hospital
or treatment. She is somewhat i'm
roved in health.
Laverne White was in st. Johnsbury
Leigh Paquette was home from his
FORK in Swanton over Sunday.
Leon F. Cray and family and C. A.
Webster of Swanton were visitors in
own over Sunday.
c. T. Pierce and family were at Lake :
Iansfield Sunday.
Birney Lameria, who recently grad I
ated from Tufts dental school at Med
ord, Mass, is home for a couple of S
eeks. v
w. E. Barter and children and NJ. Z.
after visited in Burlington Sunday.
Earl Murphy, who has been working o
a printing office at Gladstone, N. j.,
sited friends in town the latter part
last week and over Sunday. He has g
lined the signal corps of the U. S. army 1
I'd left for Brooklyn, N. Y, Tuesday,
here he will receive a few months
aiming at an institute, after which he L
i'll go to Long Branch, l.. |.
Clifton White has gone to Danvers, N
ass, where he has secured employment
large shoe factory.
Mrs P. A. Shattuck left Tuesday la
orning for two weeks visit with rela- Ia
yes in Middleboro and Kingston, Mass. m
er sister, Miss Hazel Lawrence of East
accompanied her. .
Mrs. X. L. Davis and children left F
onday night for Springfield, Mass, z
lere they will make their future home,
r. Davis having been employed in that W
" for the past year. la
James Thompson and Howard Town
nd returned to their work in Bristol, W
mn, Monday evening. m
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