The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-02-28
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4. L. Batchcldey returned from Spring
field, Mass. ON Wednesday of last week
Mrs. Clarence Bill and Herbert Bill
were business visitors in Plainiicld re
Gently.
Doris Hall, Roy Benjamin and Elwyr
Goodell were home from Peoples acad
envy, lIardwick, over Washington's birth
day.
Grace Mcliinstry Of Barre spent the
week end with Mr.. and Mrs. M. Mckin'
stry.
Mr.. French and sons are cutting last
blocks on the east hill and boarding at
Clinton Thurston's,
Mrs. Clifford Tassie returned to her
home in Worthington, Mass last Tues
day after a few weeks visit ut X. b.
Tassies.
A. l.. Haskell was business visitor
in Montpelier ON Thursday.
| Miss Margaret Winters of Claremont,
n H., was guest of Mrs. B. ii. Ben
jamn on Tuesday.
Walter Davis returned home from the
Fanny Allen hospital on Tuesday, where
he has been for treatment.
Walter Copeland is moving his family
to Worcester
w. u. 'roOuptI WIS IL Duhlntbs Nisitoi III
Hardwick on Monday.
Next Friday at 2 p. m. a preparatory
lecture will be held in the vestry of the
Congregational church.
Mrs. Leila Blodgett has been ill the
past week. Mrs. Nj. ). Haines has been
caring for her.
Misses Lillian and Beatrice Lance and
Miss Thelma harrington we're home
from Goddard over Sunday.
Mrs. Sarah Lebarron of East Montpc-
lier has been visiting Mrs. Elnora Rus
sell the past week
Mrs. Glenn Hatch visited friends in
Barre last week.
Pliny Pike of st. Johnsbury was in
town last Thursday to see his father,
who is in poor health.
J.. A. Rutter of st. Johnsbury was
guest at T.. f. Smiths last week
Mrs c. p. Hatch has been i'll the past
week with grip and pink.eye.
Mrs Tyler Dow has so far recovered
from her recent illness as to go out of
doors.
At the Congregational Sunday school
last Sunday, five prizes, consisting of
five books were awarded the boys and |
girls who had been absent but few |
times from Sunday school during the /
past year Rev. NJ. w. Hale presented
the prizes with few well chosen re-
marks. Those receiving these prizes
were; Philip Hodgdon Clarence Hale,
Ruth Hale, Dorothy Smith and Esther
Smith.
Mrs y. VI. Wheeler was a business
visitor in Montpelier Wednesday.
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was recent guest at the home of Aaron
Nitham.
Herbert Heath lost one Of his young I
horses last week, caused by its getting
iurt in the woods. j
1t is expected a service flag will be )
inrolled at the Congregational church q
lext Sunday morning in honor of several Y
II the young men who have gone from I
lere to France and other points. {
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Foster, Mr. and =
'lrs. Z. =. Walbridge and family, Charles 2
Foster and son, Alonzo, were in North .
,alais last Saturday to attend the fu-
eral of Mrs. Isaac Tabor
Mrs. Raymond Bolton is stopping with
er parents a few weeks. The past few
months she has been at Camp Devens,
1dssts Nhelc MI. DuitoH mas DeeH std-
Toned for training.
Maurice Walbridge was called home
rom Middlebury college by the death of
is aunt, Mrs. Isaac Tabor.
Harold Lance spent last Monday with
riends in Barre.
Union services viii be held in the Con-
regational church next Sunday evening
Communion services will be observed
t the Congregational church next Sun
ay morning.
Morrill, Relief corps, No. So, observed
iashington's, Lincolns and Mckinley's
FRIDAYS Thursday, Feb. 81, at society
all. The three photographs of our hon
red men were draped with flags and
uniting. Dinner was served at noon to
he members of the w. r. c. and G.. A. r.
nd families, also invited guests, of
HON there were good number. There
as program in the afternoon, consist.
q of music, readings and Rotations.
ev. Hale, Rev. Patt, Rev Currier, Supt.
utterfeld Comrade Waldo and Mrs.