The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-06-15
SOUTH RYEC4TE

! Mrs. y. J. Doe is very i'll and under
the care of Miss Ellen Bone.
Mrs. Elmer Doe and baby son of Wells
: River are at W. j. Browns, where Mrs
Doe is making good progress towards re,
eoyery from her recent illness.
j. l.. Hearth is quite seriously i'll with
water around the heart
o, Il. Boardway is visiting his sister
Mrs. Royce, at West Charleston.
Mrs. Albert Wright is visiting in
Charlestown, Mass, and vicinity. Mrs.
Wright's brother, John Nelson, whose
home is in Charlestown, is much i'm
proved from his recent severe illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Samuelson of
Medford, Mass, are spending two weeks
vacation with their parents here, having
arrived Monday.
Roland Green has finished work at the
Hood creamery at Boltonville.
Mrs. n. NJ McAllister spent from
Wednesday to Friday of last week with
Mrs. Charles Houston of st. Johnsbury
Mrs, A, ID. Grant has received card
from Private William Calder, announcing
his safe arrival in France.
Private Frank Bonnette of North Tibet
ford, who has been home from Camp Dew
ents on leave for few days, spent Fri
day at w. +. Smiths.
Rev. and Mrs. f. A. Collins attended
the funeral of n. II. Kicker at Wells
River Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. w. II. Goodfellow spent Monday
with her mother, Mrs. n. NJ McAllister.
Mrs. Goodfellow was on her way from
Barre TO Ryegate, where she is now visit
I'M har Hanubfar Afru
Miss Angie Hunter of Lyndonvile
spent the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs
c. VI, Libby.
Miss Mary Hearth was a member of
the graduating class of Wells River high
school, whose commencement exercises
were held Friday evening Miss Hearth
expects TO enter training as nurse some
time next fall and in the meantime will
have employment at a summer hotel in
New Hampshire.
Mrs. Clark of Plainfeld, n. j., is Wis !
iting her grandson, Paul Gibson, and wife. |
Mrs. A. 7, Beaton and daughter, Bra !
bara, are spending a few days at n. S. !
Loves in Barre.
Children's day will be observed in the |
Y. P. church Sunday morning. The chill
dren's day exercises in the Presbyterian
church last Sunday morning were much .
enjoyed by the large congregation pres
ent. Mrs. Leslie +. Hall was chairman OF
the program committee and Mrs. +. j.
of the decorating committee.
Dick and Lloyd Darling of Niagara
Falls, n. Y, have entered training for
the service at Camp Dix.
The finance committee of the South
Ryegate Red Cross sold home made ice
cream Thursday Afternoon. and evening
at their room in the brick block and real
lied over $40.
Mrs t. Nicol spent Sunday in Barre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rosa and two chill
iren started in their car early Thursday
morning for Quincy, Mass, expecting to
reach their destination that evening
They will visit relatives there for few
lays.
Mr. and Mrs r. R. MeColl and son,
started Thursday afternoon on
IN extended automobile trip. with Col
,rado as their destination. They expect
o be absent the remainder of the sum
ner. spending part of the time with Mrs.
hcColfs brother, Henry Park, and fam
ly, who live in Colorado,
Friends of Mrs Annie Goodall Bishop
# Quincy, Mass, were shocked Sunday :
o hear of her sudden death "a the re- ,
ult of an automobile accident Saturday
.fternoon. She leaves a husband and
wo children. Miss Matte Davidson, an
unit Of the deceased went Monday to
puincy to attend the funeral.
Rev. and Mrs. ID. NJ. Mckinlay went
thursday to Newbury to spend the re-
lainder of the week with their son, Dr.
,eslie McKinlay, and family, Mrs. Leland
IcKinlay of Craftsbury also being a
uest in the same home this week.
Mrs. Jennie Hooker has moved from
he tenement in VIM. Darling's house, to
he vacant tenement in the house occu
led by F. L. Ingraham and family.