The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-03-25
SOUTH RYEG1TE

Miss Irene Glym Of Boston Is taking
the place of Miss Elsie Irwin rs teie'
graph operator at the railroad slatioh'
Miss Irwin having been called to Law
renee. Mass, by the illness OF her moth
er. $780, n
Mrs. osgood r. Wheeler of Lancaster,
n. H.. was in town several days the hfst
Of the week, visiting her daughter MITE
b. i. Grove, and her mother, MIS- Lydia
Bailey.
Mrs. Nelson A. Park has been appoint
ed chairman of the women's committee
for the town of Ryegate in the approach
ing campaign for the third Liberty loan
Mrs. Park was in st. Johnsbury Satur.
day ON business connected with TINS
work.
James Mckay has secured Il position as
fireman on the h. & NJ. railroad and viii
run between Woodsyille and Berlin, n. IL.
Rev. and Mrs. D, NJ, Mckinlay went
Thursday TO Barnet Center to attend the
funeral of former parishioner, Mrs. Gil
fllan They remained until Saturday.
Mrs. Jane Buchanan attended the fu-
neral of Mrs. Gilfllan at Barnet Center
Thursday, returning Friday.
Mrs. l.. T.. McKinlay and daughter
Ruth, of Newbury, came Thursday TO
spend a week with Rev. and Mrs. d. NJ.
McKinlay, DIR, Mckinlay is III WIN yer
man measles and his wife and daughter
came up to escape quarantine.
The fine concert given by the floIeh'
tine musicians Tuesday evening eonclud'
cd the five entertainments OF the lecture
course. The course this winter Is con
coded to have been the best ever gwen
in South Rygate.
Mrs. Elmer Doe of Wells River ana
Mrs. r. J. Miller of Groton pond attend
ed the Red Cross fair Friday.
William A. Roy was laid up last week
with an attack of heart trouble.
Mrs. Eta Grapes of North charleston
is visiting her brother, O. +. Boardway,
and is assisting Mrs Boardway, who is
in poor health.
Mrs. Fannie Miner of Charlestown, y.
H.. is keeping house for Mrs. Mabel >.
Terry.
Everett Peaslee of Bath, Me. who has
been assisting in Terry's store during
the sale. spent several days III Boston
last week on business.
Everett Terry, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Adna Terry. of Tsriffvile, Conn., came
Friday to spend some time with his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs William
Terry.
There is a rumor afoat that j. + Me
Lam is to move into the brick block
store when it is vacated by Mrs. Mabel
Terry.
The barn of Hosea Page in the Lime
Kiln district was burned on Wednesday
morning about o'clock. Mr., Page dis
covered it to be on fire when he went
out to do his chores and he was able to
save the livestock only. The cause oil
the fire is not known.
Rev. ]. A. McCleland pastor OF the
PRESBYTERIAN church in birmingham,
Mass. has recently accepted call to a
large Presbyterian church in Quincy,
Mass. Mr.. McClelland has been very
popular during his pastorate in Framing
ham. 1t is said that he knows more
people than any other man in that town.
Since the boys have been in camp there,
he has worked among them and become
known to many of them He has also
worked among women prisoners IN pen
a institution situated in that town. HE
is a men of wide sympathies and pos.
sesses a broad mind, together with
pleasing personality Mr.. McClelland
has many friends in South Ryegate and
vicinity, who congratulate him on this
call to a larger field.
The grange gave dance Friday even
ing in grange hall with music by Me
Leod's orchestra. The proceeds went to
the Red Cross.
Teachers and pupils are enjoying a
weeks vacation from the village school
MANY people are suffering from severe
colds. Miss Robina Laughlin is confined
to her bed with the distemper.
Miss Ellen Bone returned Friday morn
ing from few days visit with Miss
Ruth Randall of Wells River.
Miss Elizabeth Hall went last Monday
afternoon to Boston, where she spent
Tuesday on school business, going on to
Minneapolis, Mimi, Tuesday afternoon,
having spent 81 month in the East.
From the Red Cross sale last Friday
evening it is estimated the receipts will
total $3.50 The figures are not quite all
in, but success is assured