The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-07-02
BETHEL
Engagement of Miss Gladys Wilson and
Robert z. Bundy Announced.

Robert z. Bundy Announced.
Mrs. Guy Wilson gave party Satur
day evening to IA young ladies and dur
ing refreshments the announcement wal
made OF the engagement OF her daughter
Miss Gladys Wilson, to Robert Il. Bundy
of this place. Both young people arr
graduates of Middlebury college in the
class of 1904. Miss Wilson taught com
mercial subjects at Spaulding high school
in Barre two years and then spent a
year as teacher of commercial subjects in
a United States government school at
Mayaguez, p, r. Mr.. Bundy since his
graduation much OF the time has had
charge of the farm of his father, B. G.
Bundy and recently enlisted in DIR. Will
liam Stickney's ambulance company for
! immediate service in France.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Paul Kaufman of New
Haven, Conn, were here Saturday and
yesterday to see Mrs. Kaufman's sister,
Mrs. M. NJ Purdy. They are on their
way to Plattsburg n Y, where Mr..
Kaufman has an appointment as educa.
tional instructor for "junior Plattsburg'
military training school for younger
men.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Gray of Bridgeport,
Conn, were guests at the inn Saturday.
Dinner guests at the inn yesterday
included Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Brown and
party of Barre.
H. G. LaBar of Water Gap, Pa, is here
arranging for a heavy cut of Christmas
trees in this vicinity the coming fall.
A. Henry Matson of Concord, N. H.,
former resident, was a business visitor
last Saturday.
Mrs. Thomas Lee and her daughter,
Louise, are visiting relatives in Concord
and Manchester, n. H., for a week
Miss Ruby Abbey OF Randolph is
spending a week at Grover Bowen's.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. PaTrott of Boston,
former residents, are with relatives for a
visit.
Mrs j. Baxter Sargent of Tunbridge
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. R. A.
Pierce
Frank Rice is recovering from a
months illness, during which he has
been laid off from work.
A large crowd of townspeople and Wis
itors from adjoining towns heard the
street concert by Dewey's orchestra at
the Bethel inn last Saturday evening.
Mrs. Mary Parker is spending the sum-
mer with friends at Ipswich, Mass.
Patriotic Sunday was observed at the
Bethel Lympus Methodist church yester
lay, a large audience being present. A
feature of the service was singing by
Mrs. Gilmore W. Bryant and instrument
Lal music by members of the Bryant
family, several OF whom are natives of
hat part of the town and formerly at
ended that church.
Julius Chamberlin of Area, ILL.,, ma
i've of this town, is visiting his mother,
,Irs. Elizabeth Chamberlin, who reached
Ter S0th anniversary the day he arrived.
Charles L. Densmore of Concord, NJ H., i
former resident, is with his family at
:. E. Clafin's.
Miss Lottie Densmore is spending the
ummer at George /. Wheat's in Barnard.
Mrs, Alice Sargent, Miss Evelyn Sar-
,ent and Miss Evalena Cornell OF Wood
took, former residents, were with friends
ere yesterday.
Mrs. Charles Morale of this village
nd Mrs. Ed Norton of Stockbridge are
t the Greene sanatorium for treatment.
Mrs. Ida Cutler of Los Angeles, Cal,
Who is here for the summer, has been
assing few days with friends in
Woodstock
Stanley Miner of Brooklyn, n. Y,
on of Mr.. and Mrs George E. Miner,
ummer residents of Gaysville, is spend
NJ the summer at the farm of George
J. bearing. |
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Daniels of Boston
re guests at the Bascom house.
John r. Patno of Co. H, V. n. g., was
his home in Stockbridge yesterday,
eturning this morning to Fort Ethan
lien.