The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-01-02
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Miss Flossie Kimball of Claremont, N
H., was a guest of her parents, A. d.
Kimball and wife, the latter part of last
week and over Sunday.
Evelyn Conant has been guest of
relatives in Morrisville the past few
days.
Mrs. Allie Miller met with painful
accident at her home on Church street
last Friday morning that will keep her
laid up for some time to come. While
mopping a floor at her home she in some
way slipped, striking on her right arm
and giving it a bad break just below
the shoulder. She was otherwise bruised
and famed up. Mrs. Miller is very
heavy woman and suffers considerable
pain but is getting along as well as
could be expected. Doctors Darling and
Ferris set the broken arm.
A. G. Miller is home from his work in
st. Johnsbury for few days.
M. w. Clifford has returned to hills
home in Danielson, Conn.
Mrs. Nathan G.. Morse has gone to
Danielson, Conn, to help care for three
little grandchildren for the present.
Miss Joyce Perkins, one of the grade
teachers in the village school here, who
was taken suddenly ill at her rooms at
|. Z. Titus, Christmas evening, was able
to be removed to the home of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Perkins, last Friday.
Miss Winnifred Perkins, who has been
in the local hospital for several weeks
recovering from serious operation, was
able to be taken to her home New Years
day.
Mrs. Walter button and daughter,
Miss Alice, were recent visitors in st.
Johnsbury.
The condition of Mrs. Charles L. Pierce
continues to improve, though rather
slowly.
Mrs. Walter Drews is seriously i'll.
Mrs. w. Z. Bailey was called here last
night by the serious condi- |
ton of Mrs. Lizzie Stewart, her sister.
in law.
Albert Lloyd was at his home in Poult-
ney over Sunday and New Years.
X. S. Hooper, town representative, and |
Mrs. Hooper, and county senator, Mel
vim G. Morse, left Monday for Montpel-
er. Mr.. and Mrs. Hooper have rented
4 small fiat of few rooms and Mr..
Morse will make his home with them
Turing the session of the legislature.
Frank Meigs left Monday for his work
n Montreal p. O., after spending the
holidays with his family here.
Carroll Dwinell left the first of the
week for Montreal, p. O., where he has
employment
Mrs. Norman Michaud and Miss Carrie
onx,.aU ,,yora cx-or Sunday visitors in
Iorrisville.
There was good attendance at the
Il. E, church parlors last Friday even
ng, the occasion being a farewell recep-
ion rendered to Mr. and Mrs. NJ. j.
Davis, who are soon to leave for their
lew home in Lancaster, n. H.
Miss Helen MeAllister and Mary Cox
f ST. Johnsbury visited friends in the
illage the latter part of last week.
Mrs. j. w. MeCuin and daughter OF
ohnson were among the visitors in town
he latter part of last week
Misses Abby and Lucy Mack returned |
o Barre Monday morning to resume /
heir work in the city schools. II
j. A. Gallagher and DIR. G. G. Rub
se we're in Burlington over Sunday, ac /
Charles Martin to the hos
ital in that city Saturday night. /
Gordon Austin of Orleans was in town {
he first of the week visiting friends, t
Mrs. Kate Davis and daughter of Dan.
lille were recent guests at Henry De- /
ords. e
c. L. Dean returned to his work in
ARE Monday.
G. H. Sherman, who has been the ma
line operator at the Idle Hour theatre \
Or several years past, has completed P
is labors for C. NJ Leach, and left Tues S
ay for Chester, Pa, where he has Sc
lred employment. This is within 35
tiles of his old home, SO he will be on
tmiliar ground.
Miss Flossie Kimball returned Monday a
corning to Claremont, n. H., after
pending several days here with her p
irents.