The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-05-07
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The ball given under the auspices Of
the grange last Friday evening was n
very pleasant affair and was attended
by 30 couples Music was furnished by
the Randolph orchestra, which includes
George L. Simons violin, Clarence Me.
Derment eornet, Miss Ethel Dewey piano,
aud Earl Goodheart drums. perley
Reyes Of Brookield acted a. prompter.
Among those attending the Red Cross
carnival at East Brooktield last Friday
night from town were Rev. John Irons,
G. IL. Morse, Frank Coyell and Mr. and
Mrs, Henry Waldo,
Miss Nellie Tillotson, teacher in the
village school AT West Berlin, spent the
week end At her home here, returning on
Sunday afternoon. Two other teachers
were her companions on the return trip,
Miss Arlene leffords of the Barre City
schools and Miss Cora Kennedy of the
Williamstown village grammar school
Frank Bruce, former resident and
now living In Swanton. was in town from
Saturday afternoon till Monday A. the
guest OF his brother, b. Y. Bruce. He
was accompanied on the journey by his
wife and two daughters, Ethel and
Evelyn.
DR.. and Mrs. Henry A. Downs and
daughter OF Oil City, Pa, arrived in town
last Saturday and will visit relatives
for time.
Word is received here that Raymond
Fogg, now in the service In France. has
injured his hands in some way but that
he docs not wish to leave his comrades
and come home. His brother, Harry, is
also with the American forces some.
where in France.
Carl Wiley section hand. moved
yesterday from Construction hill to the |
house at the south end of the village
lately vacated by John Greenleaf.
Walter NJ Williams visited his par
ents in Randolph last Sunday. The road
through the gulf is now in pretty good
shape.
No regular substitute being available,
mail route No. was covered last Sat.
urday by George T.. WILDER, acting as
substitute. Peggy Ford made
the trip in good time, but came near get
ting stuck at slippery spot several rods
in length near the foot of the Colt hills
in Brookfield
Among those from town Who were in
Barre last Saturday night to listen to
he speakers and bands at the unfurIing
If the third Liberty loan flag were Mr..
md Mrs. Clarence II, CorIiss and Mr..
md Mrs kimbsll Chynoweth and daugh.
err Dorothy.
Rev. G. Wesley Keeling, who lately
,losed his pastorate Of the NJ. +. church
lere, finally accepted an appointment to
/ church in Bayville, l.. !.
Clyle Morse went to Stowe May 5. His
wife and her father, who were called
here by the death of relative last
week, returned with him.
A motor party from Waterbury, in
luding Mr.. and Mrs, Fred Cooley and
laughter and Mrs. Blanch Anterior and
aughter, Lena, called on Mr. and Mrs.
Albert R. Martin last Sunday.
Charles Martin of Montpelier has late
7 visited his cousin, Henry J. Martin. !
Mrs. Henry j. Waldo returned last
reek from short visit to +. J. Colby
nd family Of Plainfeld.
Mrs. Walter NJ. Williams went last
week to Gaysvile for a visit to her par !
nts. Mr. and Mrs. Abbott
Mrs. Laura Dirty has moved into the
PIPER tenement in John Perry's house on
'outh Main street
John Burnett received news last week
( the death Of his brother, Abram Bur
EFT, in Stowe, and with his daughter,
lrs, Clyle Morse, went there on May 2. a
The demonstration of cottage cheese
aaking in firemens hall May 2 was 6
ather thinly attended, no doubt partly !
n account of pressure of spring work !
nd scarcity of help
We wonder If Postmaster Edwin ]. i
logston remembered on the first day of :
lay that it was just one year since he
ook over the office, IT was no trouble at :.
II for the scribe to'recall the event, as !
e was the fellow that stepped down and !
ut after a service of eight years and =
our months, during which time he +
rived under three administrations .
oosevelt, Taft and Wilson.
Messrs. Frank A. and Willard Il. Il
Talker of the firm of Walker 4 Walker, b
rveyors and civil engineers, of Barre, t,
ere town May on business connect
with the northern line of the Earle a.
,operty on South Main street now r
.ned by Mrs. H. A. Holt of Barre b,
The work Of the Liberty loan commit m
e was continued right up to the expira 81