The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-02-01
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day from South Royalton, where sh
had been with her parents.
Mrs. Matte Copeland came from MID
dlebury on Thursday to pass few day
with her daughter, Mrs. Frank kidder
Mrs Copeland, who is employed IN tn
girls dormitory in Middlebury college
had fall recently, injuring her back
which necessitates a rest for few days
Mrs. Dora Small Burgess, after tive
weeks stay with Mrs. F. A. Salisbury
left Thursday for Boston, and from there
will journey to her home.
Mrs. Alpha Messer and her daughter
Miss Annie Messer, were in Lebanon on
Saturday to attend the funeral OF Mrs
! Messers brother, Samuel Messer Bond
| Deceased died the previous Wednesday
and is survived by two sisters, Miss Lydia
Bond, Mrs. Messer of this place, and one
brother, John Bond, OF Hanover, n. H.
John Manchester has received several
government orders for ship timbers and
aeroplanes to be furnished in spruce.
Mr. Manchester has portion OF the or
der already cut into logs in Roxbury, and
intends to manufacture ii at the mill
of n. C.. Allen in that town.
Mrs. Frederick Leeds has come from
Putnam. Conn, for few weeks stay
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. |. ,.
Chase.
Mrs j. A. Kellogg of Montpelier has
come to pass a few DAYS with her sister,
Mrs c. d. Gibbs, who is i'll at present.
Mrs. Lyndon Thomas and the children
of Fred Fairbanks of Hyde Park, Mass,
are passing several days at the home OF
Mrs Edna Fairbanks.
Mrs f. I. Salisbury has gone to Shar-
on for several days stay with her
aunt, Mrs. T.. l.. Day.
The program at the grange on Satur-
day nj ght proved very interesting and
was as follows; Vocal solo, John l..
Hutchinson; poem, "The knitters,' read
by Mrs. Carrigan; recitation by Mrs.
Glenn Webster; discussion, in which j. |
l.. Hutchinson, G. c. Flint, Willis How |
ard. John Curran and Mrs. Ralph Mich |
ols took part The grange paper was
read by Miss Kate Connolly, and was |
followed by Glenn Flint, who talked |
upon life at Camp Devens; Miss lvis !,
Flint and Josephine Stimets will have
charge of the next program. The mas
ter. G. C. Flint, has appointed the fol
owing committees for the year: Finance,
LYMAN Hutchinson, John Curran, George
Dukette: resolution, Mrs. j. C. Harlow,
Kate Connolly. Mrs. Harris Bass; flower
md visiting committee. Mrs. f. +. Man
hester, Mrs. Ralph Nichols, Mrs. George
Allen; cooperation, j. l.. Hutchinson, j.
:. Harlow, o. y. Gates, John Curran;
ocial, Mrs. 4, f. Manchester, Mr.. and
hrs. Daniel Bass, Mrs G. l.. Carrigan.
The officers and executive committee
Il the Christian Brotherhood have held
meeting and decided to discontinue
heir meetings for the present on account
f the fuel situation.
W S. s. Buck left on Thursday for
Jew York, to meet his daughter, Mrs.
.eland Hall. who is coming here for a
everal weeks stay with her parents. ,
Miss Laura Hutchinson has gone TO
Manchester to take a position as clerk {
4 a store. She was accompanied as !
lr as Burlington by her grandfather,
yman Hutchinson.
daughter. Ruth Cole, was born Jan.
5 to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Chttenden of
pringfield Mrs. Chittenden will be re-
rendered here as Essie Smith, who lived
Or several years with her uncle, A. J.
elley on Randolph avenue.
John H. Dumas. who enlisted in the
Z. S. cavalry last week, went through
ere Wednesday night on his way TO
ort Ethan Allen, to join the I'd cavalry.
Meyer Zimmel has bought of Mrs.
ugusta Clifford for 81 900 the tenement
,use opposite the Morse mill, near the
'vered bridge.
Harlan Tolman, an expert gunner in
e naval reserve, Boston, will pass Fri
" and Saturday with his parents, Rev
ID Mrs. 5. +. Tolman He was ac-
by Miss Ruth Flint of Bos-
n.