The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-05-23
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| NJ. NJ. Stocker OF Danville, county roa
commissioner, was in town yesterday.
Mrs. 4. T. Raymond returned Monda,
from a visit with her daughter, Mrs
Lynn Hill of Mortified
Albert Orr Of St. Johnsbury was il
town Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Taisey, Mrs. Mag
gle Markham, Mrs Roy Blanchard an'
Mrs. Sarah Heath were in Woodsville
N. H., yesterday.
Mrs. Frances Chase. who is making
her home at |. N. Halls, is passing tive
weeks with her daughter, Mrs. l.. Di
mock, in Burlington,
Mrs. P. A. Smith left yesterday foI
Marlboro, Mass, to visit her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Coffrin returned
Monday from weekend visit with their
son, Morris Cofirin, and his wife.
| Mrs. j. A. McAllster OF South Rye
gate is with her father, /. G. WEIGH
! while Mrs. Welch is visiting another
daughter, Mrs. A. B. Carpenter OF Bel
lows Falls.
John Hall, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
d. Hail. left yesterday for st. Johnsbury,
where he has secured employment.
Scott d. Welch and George s. Welch
returned Monday from business trip
to Barre.
Mr., and Mrs. Engine Dennis Of st.
Johnsbury were oyer-Sunday visitors at
the home of their uncle, Fred Hayes.
DIR. N. A. Caldwell Has purchased a
Buick roadster.
Mrs. John Chalmers was visitor in
ST. Johnsbury yesterday.
Miss Estela Lakin was at her home
in Marshfield over Sunday.
G. S. WEIGH has purchased a Ford auto
and six-cylinder Studebaker for use in
his livery business.
Fred Perrigard OF st. Johnsbury was
in town Saturday and on his return home
was accompanied by Mrs. Perigard, who
has been visiting her father, Charles Jor-
dan.
Mrs. Ralph f. Pillsbury and daughter,
Muriel were over Sunday guests of rela-
tives in Montpelier.
William Goodfellow of Barre was a
business visitor in town Saturday.
Simeon Taylor of Sawyeryille, p. O.,
has been in town several days visiting
his brother, A. r. Taylor,
Mrs. James Main, who has been i'll of
measles, remains very i'll.
A. r. Taylor sold his personal property
at auction yesterday. Mr.. Taylor's con-
dition does not improve as his friends
would like.
Mrs. Emma J. Clark is slowly recover
ing from her recent Illness
ri al b.
Island Pond Saturday by the death of
an aunt.
Miss Winifred Nolan, teacher in the
primary room OF the village school, was
at her home in Ryegate over Sunday,
and Miss Jennie l.. Taylor, who teaches
in Ryegate. was at her home here Sat
urday and Sunday
NJ +. Beckley has installed Molly Falls
telephones in the homes of Mrs. Vina
Keenan, and Darius James.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert MCGOWAN and John |
MCGOWAN of Worcester, Mass, have rent |
ed the house OF Mrs. Maggie Markham |
for the summer. The family arrived here |
Friday, making the trip from Worcester |
by automobile.
Mrs. Helen Kicker and daughter, Mrs |
James Smith, were in Barre Saturday. !
G. b. Page, who recently sold his farm |
n the north part Of the town, has pur-
'hased the house of Edward Smith oc-
,upied by NJ f. Beekley in the village. |
Mr. Beckley has purchased the residence
II Ralph Lord, where his parents reside.
Possession win be given about July /.
Alexander Hall, until recently EN-
'loyed by the National Life Insurance
%. of Montpelier, was in town Saturday
o visit his parents Mr.. and Mrs, John
Iall. He left Sunday morning for Fort
ethan Allen, where he has enlisted.