The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-01
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daughter of the same place. Mrs Blais
dell was a member of the Little River
Baptist church and of Emerald Rebekaf
lodge, No 33. The funeral will be helc
from her late home tomorrow Afternoon
at 2 o'clock Burial in the village GENE
terry.
Most of the lines of the New England
Telephone company are now in working
order again after the storm of a week
ago Thursday. Wire Chief Stranahan, q
former Waterbury boy, says that in his
! ~ years work with the company he
has never seen anything that demolished
the lines like that storm. Four poles
north of the river were blown over tax
| ing with them the trunk lines. Special
! lines were broken, and all kinds OF trou-
| BILE was in store for the company, who
have repaired the trouble as fast as the
men could work.
The recent death of Nathaniel Thomas
in Keene, n. H., removes one who had
formerly lived about here, at one time on
the Somerville farm in Duxbury, now
owned by the state. He was Y years of
age, and was the son of Willis and Re
chel (Johnson) Thomas, and brother
of the late Ichsbod Thomas of Duxbury.
Recent guests of Mrs. A. G. Stevens
were Mrs. Mary Barrows Hall and her
daughter of Boston, and Mrs. Frank
kimball of Burlington. Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Stevens were also at home for
Thanksgiving
Mrs. Greta Perkins Evans, Miss Nor
ma Perkins, and Lieut.. Parker from
~ a. Ava 10 tho
Thanksgiving guests of Representative
and Mrs. V. l.. Perkins,
Miss Frances Harris is spending the
vacation at her home in Oakland
Letters received from Rev. William L.
Boicourt, written Nov, 6, tell of his con-
tinued good health and much of his ac-
tivities An interesting account is given
of the French Memorial day. He has
probably returned TO Lyons, France.
Mrs. Helen p. Lsthrop is more com
Portable but is still confined to the bed.
Letters from both Lyle and Edmund
Webster have been received by their
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. B. g. Webster, |
Both have arrived safely in France and |
are located about one and half miles |
apart. They tell in an interesting man
ner of their meeting in Y. NJ. c. A.
camp.
DR.. and Mrs. Leo Newcomb of Mont
pelier returned yesterday, having been
guests of the doctors mother at the
Center.
Walter Hall is moving from the War
rem farm on Little River to the tenemen:
lf Edgar Vaughn at the Center.
Mrs. Luke Flynn, who is at the Fanny
Allen hospital, seems to be gradually i'm
There was family gathering at the
rome of Charles Towne Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Perry and two
ions and Mr.. and Mrs Myron Hutchins
we're guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hodge.
,Irs. Perry and children remaining for
ew days.
Misses Pauline Bidwell and Annie Dor
thy Palmer are home from Lyndon in
titute for the Thanksgiving recess.
FLOYD Arkley and Schuyler Berry are
ome from Montpelier seminary.
Clifton Mccormick returns tomorrow
Don to his studies at Holy Cross col
sge, Worcester, Mass. John Moran, $. Y,
tho is an instructor there, returned Fri
ay noon.
Guests Thursday Of Mr.. and Mrs I'd
on r. Palmer Of Elm street were Mr..
nd Mrs. Frank Buckley of Moretowu
nd Miss Grace Buckley Of the faculty
{ Goddard seminary.
Harry Irish and Miss Ruth Tatro were
{ the home Of Mr. and Mrs Walter
-ish Thursday, Miss Tatro remaining
n a few DAYS. Raymond Irish returned
18th his uncle to Moretown
Mrs Nellie Chase has returned from
Thanksgiving time. spent with her
-other and family. Mr. and Mrs. George
lmon, in Montpelier.
Guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin n
almer in Dznbury Thursday were Ma
an Palmer and Raymond BuExel q
Us town. Mr. ard Mrs. A. G. Hunfley Il
elton and Stanley BuzEen Of Waits
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