The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-05-11
SOUTH RYEGATE

John Mclean, who has been spending
the winter in Canada, visited his sister
Mrs, NJ. 4, Mcdonald, few days Inv
week.
William T.. Bailey has SO far recovered
from the effects Of the paralytic shock
sustained last March that he Is able e
come To the village. His many friends
are glad 10 see him on South Ryegate
streets once more,
DIR. c. w. Darling had the misfortune
TO break his right arm just above the
wrist while cranking his automobile on
| Tuesday afternoon DIR, Darling has n
large practice throughout this section
and his services will be sadly missed,
though fortunately his counsel will still
be available.
Miss Margaret Gibson, the l0year old
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Frank j. Glib
son, who live near Boltonyille is i'll with
pneumonia and under the care of a
trained nurse,
Burton, Clarence and Robert Brown
attended the commencement exercises of
the state agricultural school ut Randolph
Center last week, the former two being
graduates Of the institution.
Lewis Smith has sold his farm to NJ.
II. Gibson and will move his family to
the home of o. +. Boardway.
Newell Randall of North Haverhill,
n. H., spent Wednesday at Mrs. n. Nj.
McAllister's.
Give Bailey of West Newbury is visit
ing his mother, Mrs. Lydia Bailey, this
week. He expects to start soon for Ari-
zona.
Miss Cecile Brock spent Sunday at
North Thetford with Mrs. Charlotte
Lord
Miss Mamie Rouhan has been laid up
this past week with a serious sore throat.
Her sister. Mrs. Carroll Kicker of Groton,
has been substitute teacher in the inter- |
mediate room part of the time and the
rest of the time Miss Gladys Lincoln, the
primary teacher, has taught for Miss
Rouhan, while Mrs. J. f. Beaton took
charge of the primary room.
Mrs. Tells Cole returned Monday from
a visit to Littleton, n. H. The many |
friends of her father, Rev. i. {. Lang !
ford. are sorry to hear that he is not |
gaining very rapidly in health.
Mrs. Matte Clough went Thursday to
Barre TO superintend the removal of
her furniture to South Ryegate.
Mrs. p. NJ. Beckley was among the
large number from here who greeted the
Nellie Gill Players on their first appear
ance at Groton Monday evening. While
coming down the stairs from the opera
house, she received a push from the
crowd behind sufficient to upset her bal
ance and she fell down the stairs. She
was quite seriously injured and is now
confined to her bed. 1t is feared she will
De obliged to go to the hospital.
Mrs. NJ. F. Sargent is now able to sit
Up most of the day, and her many
riends hope that she will soon be well
gain.
Rev. d. NJ. McKinlay was elected dele
ate from the c. Z. society of the L. p.
hurch and Mrs. William Terry and Miss
Abbie Corruth were elected delegates
rom the C. L. society of the Presbyte-
ian church to the c, r. convention of the
ixth local union, which was held Satur-
lay at McIndoe Falls.
The boys and girls belonging to the
grammar room of the village school held
very enjoyable party at the school $
uilding Tuesday evening, the girls fur .
fishing refreshments.
+. J. Tewksbury is building a store
OuSt ibi LIt L lhO LIN NtiHtl
t Bradford. Fred Doe and Gerald Smith {
re working for him and are boarding at
larry Renfrew's in Bradford while on 5
he job.
Gust Rabaioli has purchased Ford |
ye-passenger car.
Dr. G. w Darling went to Montpelier l
riday to have an X-ray photo made of i,
is wrist, recently fractured.
Mrs Mabel Terry and Everett Peaslee I
t Bath, Me, were married at the i
lanse, Ryegate, on Friday morning, by a
ev. L. II. Simpson in the presence OF P
ne mother of the bride and one or two
lends. Mr.. and Mrs. Peaslee left the ,
,me day for their future home in Bath, Y
lie.
Mrs. Jeanne Beaton went to Boston
riday afternoon to attend the funeral =
Michael O'Donnell, her nephew, who a
ed from the effects of an operation. !;
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex T. Beaton went :,
East Roxbury Friday to spend the n
eek end Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Beaton l.,
them as far as Barre, where =
ey will visit their daughter, Mrs. Chas. ri
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