The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-09-26

ing from Montpelier last week Tuesda!
A. V. Nelson was driving the auto an
when near Perley Pixies residence
Alarshfield, the machine ran into ditei
hitting a stone, and finally stoppe
against a telephone pole. Mr.. Nelso
cannot tell really the cause OF the accl
dent He was thrown against the wind
shield, breaking his nose and otherwis
bruising his face. Mrs Addison Baker
who accompanied Mrs. Wiswell, wa
quite badly shaken up, but no bones wer
broken. The auto was run home ON IT
own power later.
Will Wright of st. Johnsbury was
caller at Arthur Rogers recently.
Miss Esther Rowland took MIR. ano
Mrs. II. A. Dane and son, Leslie, tt
Charlestown in her auto last Tuesday, Oh
their way TO Canada.
Mrs. 4. NJ. Bliss, Mrs. Mary Bliss and
Miss Phyllis Webster were guests OF Mrs
Ellen Knapp in Hardwick last week.
Charles Haines of Nashua, n. H., was
in town last week in the interests OF the
drug business of G. +. Harvey.
Vernon Rogers of Hartford, Conn, has
been spending the past week with his
brother, b. G. Rogers.
C. D. Foster is in Montpelier, acting
as one of the jury through court SEES.
sion.
DIR. and Mrs. NJ d. Lamb of Barre were
recent guests at j. G. Pixies.
Nj. B. Hoyt and Arthur Rogers were
recent business visitors in Chelsea.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Harrington
were over Sunday visitors at MIR. and
Mrs. Marr's in Williamstown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Heath and family
of Barre visited at Neil Knapp's last
week.
Albert Rogers has returned home from
St. Johnsbury hospital and is doing well.
Rev. +. f. Currier occupied the pulpit
at the Congregational church last Sun
day.
Mrs. Martha Foster and sister, Miss
Mary Vanderpool of Newark, n j., were
guests at Z. P. Walbridge's last week.
The time of the Wednesday evening
prayer meeting will now be changed from
u to 1880 o'clock, during the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs s. NJ Hood and children
of West Topsham were guests at George
Jackson's the first of the week.
Rev. M. w. Hale occupied the pulpit of
the NJ. 4. church last Sunday in the abb
sence of Rev. Mr. Grassland.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Merritt have re-
turned from Albany, ~ Y.
Will those people who left silverware,
such as spoons, knives and forks, at the
hall when the banquet was held, call for
them at Willie Bars, where they were
taken for safe keeping?
Mrs. Mary Brooks of Brooklyn was a
guest at E. p Walbridges last week.
Howard Lance of Montpelier spent
few DAYS at the home of his father last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Lance were bust
ness visitors in Barre Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Ainsworth were
guests OF relatives in Montpelier last
week
r. s. Currier of Barre was in town last
week, inspecting state road work in the
village.
Charles Rowland was business visit
or in Charlestown last week.
Pliny and Howard Pike of Montpelier
and st. Johnsbury were in town the first
of the week to see their father, j. G.
Pike.
Mr.. and Mrs Perley Hood and children
of Waits River visited at George Jack
sons Sunday.
Mrs Sulham and Henry Brown of
Marshfield were at John Pixies the first c
Of the week.
w. P. Lance has a new Ford auto.
Mrs. Emma Wood has gone to Phil
sdephia, where she has a position as
I
Mrs. Aurilla Smith was in Marshfield h
asst week with relatives.
Gordon Webster, Phyllis Webster, Alb v
sic Smith, Vera Rogers, Merna Wal b
fridge, Elsie Walbridge, Marion Drew
ire attending Montpelier seminary u
Miss Edith Goodrich of Williamstown "
$ spending a few days at the home of ri
Ter friend, Mrs Raymond harrington. "
John Warren has been excused as jur d
n at Montpelier. k
Misses Lillian and Beatrice Lance and y
Hiss Thelma harrington, Ruth Bolton q
nd sister are attending Goddard sem u
nary.
Mr.. and Mrs. WILDER Bartlett of Plain !,
cid were guests at R. H. Rogers last r.
eek. =
Mr.. and Mrs Harvey Rogers were in
Iardwick last week to see Mrs. Abbie r.
NTH. -
The ladies missionary tea last week W
Wednesday was well attended about 30 ri
eing seated at the supper tables. After Or
fading of scripture and prayer, reports, ly
&C., the following officers were elected
,r the foreign missionary work: Presi l,r
emit, Mrs. M. w. Hale; vice president, ~
Irs. Sarentha Hill; treasurer, Mrs. L. w. IN
urbank; secretary, Miss Alice Paine 70
he officers for home missionary work nj
-e to be elected at the meeting next FIR,
ay. To
The school children in town are solicit tn
g funds for the camp library for the tn
diers. SCI
The officers for the Sociable society of W
e Congregational church were elected ms
the annual tea meeting last Wednes- TEL
" as follows: President, Mrs. Abbie VIC
,mson; vice president, Mrs j. w. But TN
rfield; treasurer, Mrs. Bert Smith; sec pa
tary, Mrs. L. w. Burbank; directresses,
RS. Pliny Smith, Mrs. Cary Smith, Mrs Ma
p. Hatch, Mrs. NJ. l. Wheeler, Mrs EN-
,on Haines, Mrs. Willie Barr.
Charles Powers of Newbury was a be-
est at Walter Perry's last week col
Miss Mabel Smith was a guest of rela y NJ
yes in plainfield last wool. -