The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-04-10

Norwood, Me, by the serious illness o.
her daughter.
Mrs. Merrill DAWSON has returned I,
Springfield after spending several weeks
with relatives IN this town.
John Crane Of NddlesrN has been
spending the past week at the home OF
his soa, Charles,
Misses Lillian aud Beatrice Lance
spent their Easter vacation from God
dard at the home Of their parents,
John Crane aud son, Charles, were
called to Danyille last week TO attend
the funeral Of dohn's sister, Calisa Crane,
Mr., aud Mrs. George Heath have re.
turned home Ia East Cabot after spend.
ing the winter al Albert Rogers.
Mr., Corliss of Minnesota arrived az
the home Of y. e. Gould last week with
carload OF horses. Among them was a
pony for Mr.. Gonld's eldest son, George.
Mr.. and Mrs. !. oDonncll went TO
Greensboro and Hardwick 10 visit rcla
ti,es while ON their way To Middleton,
Mass
\. W Noyee was in town from Hard.
wick Saturday.
Aaron Witham went TO Gorhsm, y, H.,
last week To see his son, Rev. Ned-With.
am
H. J, Clough received news last week
of the serious illness of his youngest son
Of pneumonia Ut his home in Randolph.
Marion and Lawrence Irwin visited
at the home of their uncle, Leslie Tuck
er, last week.
1 Arthur Rogers recently entertained
over 20 at his sugar camp.
Miss Judith liaincs spent her Easter
vacation at the home of her brother.
Leon.
Miss Lucy Ramsdcl of South Royal
over Sunday.
X. b. Bates has been guest at the
home OF his daughter, Mrs. W B. Lance,
in Plainicld. the past two weeks
Sidney, Roger and Hazel Osgood have
been in the past week with chickenpox. |
Louis Witham is spending his Easter |
vacation at his home in Gorham. y. II.
Mrs. Il. r. Smith is spending a few |
weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Warner /
Smith in RoXbury, Mass.
Sumner X. Harrison passed away at |
the home Of his sister, Mrs. Lou Stev.
ems. Sunday morning, after an illness Of
three weeks of bronchitis aud heart trou.
BILE, aged 43 years, Funeral services
were held Monday afternoon at the Con-
gregational church, Rev. NJ. W. Hale of.
ficiating The remains were placed in
the vault awaiting burial later at Green's
boro Bend. He leaves one sister.
Friends of Rev. w. c. Atkins and
family viii be pleased TO hear of their
safe arrival at Africa. They sailed Jan.
s, reaching Cape Town Feb. q. They re-
port a good trip, without much sea sick
ness. Twice the lifeboats were got in
readiness, but were not used The boat
carried 10 passengers, one half of them
aud their families. Mr. At
kins and family will occupy a cottage at
Adams Natal On their land close by
the cottage are banana trees with fruit
ready to pick, lemon trees loaded with
fruit, pineapple garden. big hedge,
the fruit of which resembles persimmons,
only much better In the yard is Span.
sh bayonet plant century plant, dates,
palms and eucalyptus, besides beds of
and geraniums A neigh
boris night blooming cactus contained
20 blossoms. In the clothing line, prices
ire high-lamp ehimneys soc. Candles
ire much used, but they, too, are high
n price. They like the people and think
{ a beautiful country. They have had
% times as much rain the past year as
Usual and roads are bad.
Miss Thelma Harrington was home
rom Goddard during the Easter yaca
ion.
Mrs Earl Rogers recently entertained
| of her lady friends for a game of 500
frs. Alice Myers won first prize of IL
Refreshments of cake and
&c cream were served.
Supervisor Butterfield and Principal
,alph May are carrying on the sugar
richard of Herbert Nelson.
Miss Esther Wells has returned to
Wellesley college after a weeks vaca
ON at her home.
The promenade and box supper given
y the boy scouts netted them SIT,
Mrs. Leslie Russell and daughter have
turned TO their home in Barre.
Arthur Rogers was a business visitor
St Johnsbury last week. -
District Highway Commissioner K. s.
lrrier of Barre has appointed j. NJ.
1uthwick patrolman of the South Wal
N road from upper village to Walden
le. AID
Mrs. Dana Perry and children are fro
ending few weeks at j.. r. Smiths. cat
One hundred and forty books have of
en- solicited by the American Library a
ISOLATION. assisted by Judith Lyford |
RS and sailors. DR..
Clifton Rogers has finished work for DR.,
r. Walbridge and will work for his \
her during the summer months, while sta
:. Rogers is working on the roads out tur
town. ton
Mrs. Alice Wheeler of Manchester. n son
was guest at NJ !. Wheeler's over G
nday. thi.
Misses Vera Rogers, Abbie Smith, see
yllis Webster, Marion Drew, Merna ira
Elsie Walbridge and Master Gordon hon
,bster were home from Montpelier J
ninary during their vacation. bou
Through the generosity and patriotism ca t,
one of our public spirited townsmen, it l
j. MOTIFS, the Red cross has been pre- one,
ted service flag bearing % stars in N
lorable memory OF the young men eral
0 have rlsked their ilVes Tor our eoun- Bra
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