The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-10-02
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The fighting fourth Liberty loan is UNI
der way and is already an assured sue
cess. Buy your bond early.
Mrs. Frank George is visiting friends
in Lynn, Mass.
Plans are being perfected to care for
all the influenza cases at the village hall
This applies only to those who are UNI
able to obtain assistance or the proper
care,
Walter Crabtree of toilette, Ga, is
visiting at the home of Herbert Crabtree
Word has been received that Carl
Learned is in base hospital No. / in
France, where he is recovering from sick
ness. DIR. Robert Blood, formerly of this
village, is located in this hospital
Mrs. B. w. Burley Of Shoreham has
been visiting her son, Ralph Burley, at
Hales tavern.
Miss Anna B. Northrop, who until re-
Gently was matron of Cottage hospital
has charge of the operating room at the
U. S. embarkation hospital No. 2, Fox
Hill, Staten Island
Mrs. Kate d. Lee and Mrs. Buck left
Friday last for Windsor, p. O., where
they will spend few weeks with Mrs
Lees brother.
Word has been received by Mrs. O. D.
Eastman of Woodsville that her son, DR..
Burns Eastman, has arrived safely over
seas.
Mrs. Lupien, mother of Leon Lupien of
Woodsville, N. H., died at the home of
her son Sunday morning
Both Drs. Mckinley of Newbury and
Speare of Woodsville are much better
and it is hoped by their patients and the
other doctors that they win soon be able
to be out once more.
Mrs. Fulsom and daughter, Agnes, were
in town for few days last week.
Mrs. LeClair of this town died Sunday
morning of influenza after brief sick
ness of a few days She leaves hus-
band and two children. all of whom have
been sick with the same disease.
j. A. Moore returned from Springfield,
Mass, Tuesday last, where he had been
attending meeting of the basket manu-
facturers At this meeting the number
of sizes of baskets was voted to be cut
down and also that the smallest amount
of metal consistent with durability was
to be used.
Miss Nellie Sturgiss Of New Britain,
Conn, is spending a few days at Hale's
tavern.
George futile and wife motored to
Manchester last Friday, where he had
business with the local fox farm.
! George Thomas returned to Lansing,
Mich, Saturday, where he entered his
second year at the veterinary school.
George received military training all last
year and expected to join the forces Mon
day this week
A bird club was organized at the as
sembly room in Woodsville high school,
composed of Wells River and Woodsvile
tpeope The first meeting was held Sept.
20. and the following officers elected.
President, Wendell Smith; vice president,
Mrs. NJ. j. Mann; secretary Mrs. M. G.
Batcheider; treasurer, Mrs. A. n.
Learned; general manager, r. G. Brock.
The meeting was called to order by the
temporary president, r. G. Brock
Mrs. Emery White, who has been car.
ing for her grandson in Boston, returned
to her home the last of last week
Ralph Lee, young soldier who died at
Camp Devens last Tuesday of influenza,
was born at Newark and was the broth
err Of Mrs. LeClair Of this place. He was
in town on Sunday, returning to camp
Monday
On account Of the continued cases of
influenza and grip, the schools win re-
main closed until further orders The
teachers returned TO their respective
homes last Friday
Notices have been posted that all chill.
dren under TO years Of age must remain
off the streets until further notice.
Mrs. Fullerton of Woodsville died last
Friday evening OF the grip. Funeral was
Sunday, and interment was in the fam.
lily lot at Boltonville Mrs. Fullerton
leaves a husband and six children