The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-04-19

Mr., and Mrs, W w. Sprague, accom-
panied by nurse, arrived here Thurs
day morning from Springfield, Mass.
where they had been passing the winter
AZ Hotel Victoria. Mrs. Sprague ha,
been seriously i'll but seems to be max
ing recovery at present Her sister
Mrs. Ida Robert from Pittsfeld, Mass.
came the day before to put the house in
readiness for them
Mr.. and Mrs. II. f. Tilson have vacat-
ed the Mcintyre cottage ON Randolph
avenue this week, moving to the Tilson
farm ON the Braintree road. where they
will make their home for the present.
Mrs. L. II, Allis has gone to Boston
this week for visit with her daughter,
Dorothy Allis, and ON her return home
will stop Off at Lowell, Mass, to visit
her sister, Mrs. Elsie Powers Corwin.
Harvey Beyins OF 81. Adams is a new
, employee at the Hood company plant and
he has rented q cottage belonging to Al
bert Dales, into which he will soon move
Mrs. Austin Emery of st. Adams has
been the guest this week of her sister.n.
law Mrs. Ellen lattimer.
ii. l.. Flint of this place made bust.
ness trip To Boston the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark T. Morse have pre-
scented the sanatorium with a service
flag, having five stars. for Or. +. C.. An
CELL. Miss Marion Billiard, Miss Isabelle
Jackson, Miss Florence Judd and Miss
Evelyn Thayer, members of the staff and
nurses who are in service.
Robert, youngest son of Mr.. and Mrs.
II. J.. Hatch, accompanied by his father,
II. l.. Hatch, left for Boston Wednesday
night, where he will be examined for ad
mission to the T.. 5. marine corps. Rob
ert will be q next August and left Dart
mouth college last winter for the pur
pose of enlstine.
Carmi ID. Gibbs, who has the distinc.
ton OF being the first man to offer his
services as a shipbulder, has received a
notice to report for duty and viii leave
here Monday morning for Portsmouth,
\. H., his family remaining here.
Alexander McLauren, who enlisted re-
Gently in service as a mechanic, was Sc
lected with AZ others 10 go from Camp |
Hancock, Ga. across seas, land notice |
of his arrival there has been received.
Miss Hattie Sault. a trained nurse,
who volunteered her services, has re-
ceived notice TO report at Washington.
D. C.. To be in readiness for service at
any time
Everett Bingham, who went recently
into service, is now at Camp Devens,
Mass.
The funeral of the late Clara Torrev
was held Sunday, Rev, Fraser Metzger
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Torrey
II Lyons, ~ -. and Fred and George
hatfield OF Montpelier were present at
he services. Mrs. Torrey will close her
iouse on Central street for an indefinite
jme and go home with her son and wife
or rest.
G. {. Blodgett, an old resident, but
low OF East Granville, where he has been
conducting clearinghouse, has been
cry i'll with hard run of pneumonia,
rom which he seems to be recovering
ir Blodgett has just received news OF
he death of his eldest brother, George
'lodgett, in Portland. Ore. The latter
fas also former resident here and con
ucted store at East Randolph
Richard Rowell has purchased the farm
II the East Braintree road known as the
'ully Adams place, with stock and tools
nd will take possession about May l.
Mrs. George Linton came on Thursday
rom Strafford for few days stay with
lrs. G. G. Linton, who is i'll with the =
leasles.