The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-04-05

Kew. Robert teSeltlne. ana leIJ lniHeul-
ately on brief wedding trip, after which
they will reside at the groom's home on
North Main street. The sincere congrat-
ulations of a host of friends Is extended.
Eugene II. Kennedy and o. d. Tracy
were business visitors in Burlington last
Friday and Saturday.
The Nellie Gill Players, who proved so
popular here last season. will commence
the season of 1917 in this place on May
Is.
A. w. Whitney, who has been serious
| ~ i'll for the past two weeks with the
prevailing distemper, is improving at the
present time, with the expectation that
permanent recovery will result.
Everett Spear is working for Truman
Spear through the sugar season, as is
George Dunbar for Bert Fletcher.
win A. Densmore is carrying on the
Samuel Billet sugar place this season,
this being one of the best sugar orchards
| in town. in which about 1000 can be
tapped.
Sinclair Lougee, the older son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Lougee, went last week
to Windsor, where he has employment in
the machine shops.
| Richmond Rossiter OF Nyack n y,
came to town recently for an indefinite
stay and is boarding with Mrs. Sarah
Hatch.
Carl NJ. Beckwith is carrying on the
sugar place on the A. +. Morey farm on
the east hill, which was purchased last
fall by Stanley c. Wilson.
| Alonzo f Morey is moving from the
| farm he sold on the east hill to the Rob
inson place in the village, which he re.
Gently purchased from Mrs. Fannie Rob
inson, executrix of the estate OF the late
Alvah Robinson.
John W. Sprague was the guest OF his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William II.
| Sprague, for the week end, returning
to Mortified Sunday afternoon to re-
sumo his studies as a member Of the
senior class at Norwich university.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Rogers have gone
to Barre City to reside, where Mr.. kog-
ers has employment in a livery stable
| Among our students who are at homo
! for the Easter vacation are William H..
Adams and Vinton A. Corwin from God
dard seminary, Barre. who are guests OF
their parents, Judge and Mrs. y. II.
| Adams, and Mr.. and Mrs +, A. Corwin,
respectively.
Miss Ola ". Hood returned the first OF
! the week to Montpelier to resume teach
/ ing after spending a week at the home
of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. F. +. Hood,
as did also Miss Leone Thorne to her
school near Vergennes, after spending her
vacation al the home Of her parents, MIR.
and Mrs u. G., Thorne.
Miss Dorothy Densmore, who has EN-
ployment in Concord, n. H., was recent
guest al the home OF her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. viii A. Densmore.
| Fred r. Goodwin started his saw mill
| last week Milo NJ. Sanborn, Hinkley
Sargent and Rollo Tilton are working for
him.
| Reginald Hill, member OF the fresh.
man class at the University Of Vermont,
has returned to Burlington to resume
his studies after having spent short
vacation at the home OF his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. w. II. Hin.
Miss Eliza Camp, who has been Sc
riously i'll with pneumonia at the home
OF her sister, Mrs. Harry f. Bryant, has
so far recovered as to be able to 20 to
her home in North Tunbridge.
Fred A. Green who was manager in
the local bobbin shop here last year, has
rented farm in Thetford and win move
his family there in the near future.
Samuel Beckwith, one OF our Oldest
and highly respected citizens, died at
his home on the east hill on March %
after few days illness, at the age of
SIS years, and the funeral was held from
his late home on Saturday, the 3lst, Rev.
Robert Heseltine officiating. lnterment
was in Highland cemetery. He is sur
vived by his aged widow who is very
feeble. and four children, Mrs. Herbert
f. Nation. Carl NJ Beekwith and Wal
ter II Beckwith of this town and Delmar
"a. Beckwith of st. Johnsbury all Of
whom were present at the funeral.
Walter w. Arbuckle who has lived in
VIII c. Yeartaw's tenement house on
the Vershire road for the past two years,
has moved to Eugene II. Kennedy's tene-
ment in the upper village and Mr. Ar
buckle is working in the bobbin shop.
The high and graded schools closed last
Friday for a weeks vacation and some
of the teachers are spending their vaea-
ton at their homes. while Others are re.
naming in town during the week.
Wallace H. Sanborn, who has been laid
off from work for over four weeks by
reason of Illness has so far recovered
as to be able to put in full time.
Miss Ruby Clark. who Is teaching in
Wilmington. arrived in town last week
and is spending her Easter vacation with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Clark.
A Mr.. Norman of Royalton, who pur-
chased the Joe II. Edwards farm in the
north part of the town some time ago,
has recently moved his family there and
will carry on the same.
7. Dewitt Sargent is one OF the busy
men al this time, delivering slabwood
from the Fred f. Goodwin sawmill to
various patrons in the village, and is as
sisted by Merton Laird.
H. n. Mattison was in Montpelier last
Friday on business as a member OF the
committee of 80 citizens recently APP
pointed By Gov Graham 20 look after
the safety OF the states interests.
Aaron Ovitt, who has been great suf-
ferer with gangrene in one foot during
the winter, is still great sufferer, with
chances against his recovery. He is
; boarding at and being cared for by Mrs.
Flora +. Holmes on Nershire street.