The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-03-26
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Miss Julia Aiken OF Nlarshted was II
town Thursday and Friday,
Master Carl Welch oi GFoton visited
his grandmother, Mrs. Nettie llutchns
at the home of Silas Willis Friday.
A son was born March - to MIR. aud
Mrs, Karl Woodcoek,
Mrs. Hiram Wilson of Marshtield Is
spending few days az the home of Al
son Smith.
Richard Strong has finished work at
Windsor and is home for few weeks,
Mrs. Frank Townsend spent Saturday
in Montpelier
Eugene cree was a business visitor in
Barre Saturday.
Raymond Goodwin of Lyndonyille Wis
tied his mother. Mrs. Gertrude Knapp,
part of last week.
Private Rudolph Cutting of Springfield
Mass, aud Otis Cutting OF Barton spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. II. &. Cutting,
Miss Sadie Hart visited friends In Cal
mis- over Sunday.
Miss Ninnifred liamcl of Barre is
spending few days with Mr.. and Mrs.
Nelson Hamcl.
Mrs. l.. +. fortHey is reported more
comfortable. Mrs. Margaret Hodgdon is
earring for her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Wells and son of
Alarshfeld spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. jerome Buiaw.
Wallace Pelkcy of East Montpelier
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Medose Pelkey Sun
day.
II. II. Partridge aud Miss Louise Par
fridge were in Barre Monday
Walter Gokey has finished work for
Murray Martin aud is at work in the
North Muntpelicr creamery.
Wallace Goodwin of Montpelier was
business visitor in town Monday,
Miss Dorothy Dwinell is spending a
few days In Hardwiek with Mr.. and Mrs. :
Wade Benjamin.
Thomas Comstock of Barre has rented
Raymond Pixies farm.
Miss Florence Martin of Ryegate Cor.
ner is spending the spring vacation with
Mr. and Mrs. r. b. Martin.
Leonard Hutchins of Barre has pur-
chased the Goslsnt Coulen farm on the
Msrshfeld road and will take possession
soon.
Clyde Perry of Barre was business
visitor in town Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Thompson and
daughter, Beatrice, were in Barre Satur
day,
Miss Vivian Garfield was in Montpelier
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Bolles and mother
have moved from Maple hill into the
Fortncv house near the station.
Word has been received from Mary
Fletcher hospital that Mayo Wyman is ]
soon TO have the limb amputated which
was broken last fall
The many friends of Henry Hudson,
now at Newport News, Va, will be glad
to hear he has recently been promoted
10 corporal.
The Village Improvement society has
recently sent a large box of clothing to
he homeless and motheress babies of
Belgium and France. The contributions
nave been liberal and generous. The
ampfire girls and pupils of Miss vii.
on's room have been of much assistance
n collecting the clothing. Another box
will be sent in about two weeks. Con-
may be left with Mrs. w II Y
lartin and Mrs. John Parks.
Miss Thompson of Barre is nursing in
he home of Karl Woodcock
Mrs. VIII Greeley and Miss Grace
Iamblett were in North Montpelier Sat u
rday. n
Mrs. Louis Lupine recently visited rea h,
ives in Montpelier.
Mrs. Jerry Byron of North Montpelier i,
fas business visitor in town last week !,
Miss Grace Hamblett returned to Bur =, =,
ngton Monday. :,
John G. Pike of Cabot visited Mrs
Gertrude Knapp last week j.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd .NIinott of Mont ~ ~
elier visited Mr. and Mrs. c. d. Perry u
unday. X