The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-09-17
NORTHFfELD

The Methodist Episcopal church will
resume full services, including Sunday
school next Sunday Rev. f. w Sharpe
of st. Johnsbury, district superintendent,
will preach.
Miss Elizabeth Boynton began this
week her duties as teacher in the school
at Little Mortified.
George NJ. Hogan Of st. Adams was
business visitor in town Friday.
DR. George B. Cochran, former resi-
dent of Mortified, now resident of
Massachusetts, called ON friends in town
on Friday,
j. J. Minard and son OF. Springfield,
Mass, both former residents, were in
town Saturday
Julius Wells Of Roxbury was in town
Thursday
Mrs. d. B. Howe left Sunday for East
Jaffrey, n H., for weeks visit with
relatives.
Donald Gilpin has gone to Bellows
Falls for a visit with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Edgerton have re-
turned from a weeks stay at Wiliough-
by lake.
Prof. and Mrs. H. A. Shaw have re-
turned from Canaan Street, n, H., where
they have been condecting Camp Wut-
tannoh during the summer.
Ralph Carpenter has returned from
Ludlow, Mass, where he has been en-
ployed during the summer, and will en-
ter Norwich university this week.
Fav Hubbell has returned from Spring
In II II. =. - All
during the summer and will resume his
work at Norwich university.
Mrs Harry w. Nassar il the mother Of
nine.pound son, born Saturday. Pri-
waite Yassar i with the American forces
in France
c. 0. osha was at his home in town
over Sunday
N Pellaggi is in New York on bust
ness trip.
Tia Aldrieh left yesterday for Welles-
! lay. Mass, where she is to enter Welles-
/ ley college
DIR. George b Hide, former medical
missionary in Mexico but now resi-
dent Of New Hampshire, with Mrs Hyde
and daughter called on,friends in town
Sunday
DR.. k C. Smith with Mrs Smith and
niece, Miss Louise Hoyt, of New York
City, who are spending the summer
at Lake WilIoughby, were guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. c. A. Edgerton over Sunday.
| Mrs. s, A. Wood and daughter, Vir-
I ginia, Of Brooklyn, n. VI, were guests Of
! Mrs. O. @. Aldrich last week
I Mr.. and Mrs. Warren w. Hartwell
spent Sunday with relatives in Barre.
Mrs. NJ G. Smith has gone to Boston
! for visit.
/ Mrs. Z, c. Porter and son, Ransom,
have gone TO Castleton for R visit with
relatives
Miss Ethel Cross leaves to-day for
Boston where she is to enter Wheaton
| eollege.
The band benefit committee is making
/ arrangements for dance to be held next
I Wednesday evening the 25th, which will
be the second day of the Dog River Val
lev fair. II is expected that the band
will render concert and furnish music
for dancing.
Abraham Lincoln court, No. $50, G. o
f., at its regular meeting last Friday
evening elected the following officers fol
the year beginning Oct. Chief ranger
NJ. w. Ryan; vice chief ranger ] J
Drumgold; past chief ranger, F r, 70
ley financial secretary, Elmer Duprey
treasurer, L. S. Devine; speaker, Pas
cal FaIzerano, treasurer for three years
Domenic Falzerano; medical examiner
DR.. H. A. Whitney; court physician
w B. Mayo
|. Prof. and Mrs. A. W. Patch and son
Bruce, have returned from Brattleboro
where they have been spending the sum
mer vacation.
Mrs. H. R. Roberts has returned from
Sargentyile Me, where she has beer
4 spending the summer!
! DR.. and Mrs B. f. Allen and children
and Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Richmond spent
Sunday with relatives in Post Mills.
DIR. and Mrs. L. b. Allen of Post Mill'
were in town Saturday.
There will be a special meeting of thu
Catholic Order OF Foresters this weel
Friday evening at their rooms. Ihi
meeting is called by chief ranger to fill
Vacancies in the list of officers. Every
member should be present.