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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-06-01
WOLCOTT

W. L. Barter of Hardwick was in towr
| Wednesday.
A. j. Pomeroy of East Fairfield was in
town Wednesday
Mrs. Fred McNally and three children
of Jeffersonville who were guests at b
X. Kusic's, returned home Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs f. L. Mann were visitors
in Hardwick Wednesday.
Mr., and Mrs. viii Promo of Roxbury
were guests at George Preman's Thurs
day.
Mrs. Alma Cate of Greensboro called
on old friends in town the past week.
The drama, Cranberry Corners" pre-
scented by local talent for the benefit of
the Red Cross, drew a crowded house
Thursday evening. Over $40 was taken
for the play and dance.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Bullock of Danville
were guests at NJ. z. Bullock's Thursday
and Friday.
Julius Ellsworth is home on furlough
from Camp Greene, N. c.
Lewis Richardson left Saturday for
Camp Vail at Lyndonville.
Miss Ethel Taylor was home from Bur
lington the latter part of the week
A. H. Perkins of st. Johnsbury was in
town Wednesday.
Miss Mary Hubbell was home from
North Troy Thursday.
Mrs Louise Mekenty, wife of George
McKenty, passed away Wednesday. Flu
neral services were held at her late home
Friday at o'clock The deceased is sur.
viyed beside her husband by one brother,
c. c. Fisher of this town.
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EAST CALAIS

The East Calais circle of the Red Cros
during the time they cannot procur,
gauze for surgical dressings are busily
engaged in making layettes.
Mrs. j.. A. Remission is vice president o
the East Calais branch of the Red Cross
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward York and Mrs
Susan Briggs of Baldwinvile, Mass, Wis
tied Mr. Yorks uncle, Edison York, or
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Bancroft and son
John, visited in Worcester Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. E. Brown. daughter
Ruth, and Miss Alma Leonard visited in
Hardwick Friday.
The many friends of DIR. Hall of Wood
bury very much regret he has been called
into service. The doctor will be greatly
missed about here
Mrs. f. E. Marsh was in Plainfield
Tuesday to attend the funeral Of her
niece, Miss Lena Knapp.
DR.. Darling of Hardwick is attending
Henry Carley, who is very sick.
The annual business meeting of the
Calais and North Montpelier branch, A.
r. c., was held at Davis church Saturday,
when the following officers were elected:
President, l.. c. Hammett; secretary,
Mrs. Clara Hills; treasurer, Mrs. d. B.
Dwinell shipping committee, Mrs. L. D.
Coburn; supply committee, L. G. Ham
NETT. The treasurer reported S222.73 on
hand Four new members were added
to the already large list.
Edison York recently visited his sister
in Woodbury..
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WORCESTER


District Superintendent Shaw was in
town Tuesday TO hold the first quarter,
ly conference of the NJ. f. church.
Rev. John Robinson from Williams.
town was here Tuesday In the interest OF
the Montpelier seminary endowment
fund. Rev, Fred Engle accompanied him
to Plainfeld for the same purpose.
The Red Cross drive was a success,
Sizes being raised, with only few
slackers.
Memorial day was fittingly observed
by the schools in town and the G. A. r.
at the town hall The school program
was in charge of Supt. w. b. Lance.
each school giving two Rotations or one
song and one recitation. All did credit
to themselves and their instructors. The
q. A. X. exercises were in charge Of Com.
rade John Wilson, who gave a short
address, which was listened to with in
terest by all. Mason Stone from Mont.
pelier gave a very interesting talk on
the present war and the war of the rebel.
lion. He told some very interesting
facts about the causes of the war. The
hall was prettily decorated with flags,
flowers and ferns. The boys marched TO
the cemetery with flags for the graves of
soldiers. Though only seven old sol.
diers are left in town, three Of these
were able to be present and had seats
on the platform. Others seated there
were Mason S. Stone, three school di.
rectors. Superintendent Lance and Rev.
Fred Engle, who offered prayer.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Peterson have re-
ceiyed word from their nephew, liver
Ericsson who is in camp in South Caro-
lima, thanking the Red Cross for the
comfort kit they sent him. He said
there was everything in it a soldier need.
ed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adoph Friberg and fam.
lily from east HILL Barre, and Anton Fri |
berg from Barre City, also Miss Emma |
Bronson from Montpelier, were guests at
Isaac Peterson's Sunday.
Fred Keith and family of Barre were
1t +. 4. Kelloggs Sunday. Mrs. Ester.
brook returned to Barre with them.
Lenwood Hurd had narrow escape
rom serious injuries last Sunday, when
n coming out of Thomas Utton's yard.
us auto ran off one end of a sluceway,
tipped over and broke and bent the car |,
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MORETOWN

Mr.. and Mrs. q. L. Morris of Mont
pelier were in town Monday of last week
Mr.. and Mrs, y, II. Sawyer, Mrs. Ad
die Sawyer and Miss Florence Hayleti
were In Burlington Tuesday.
Harry Irish went TO Montpelier Friday
and with the other draft recruits left
Saturday for Camp Devens, Aver Mass
Rev. A. w. Hewitt and W. b, Lance of
Plainfeld visited the village school on
Wednesday.
Mrs. Austin of Milton is spending two
weeks with her sister Mrs, ID. NJ. Irish.
Mrs. " " Turner aud Mrs. j. O. Has
kins of Waterbury visited their sister,
Mrs, NJ. X. Child, Thursday,
Mrs +. G.. Kew and daughter, Phyllis,
of Waitsfeld, visited her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Shepard, Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs, l.. l. Freeman Of North.
field were ver'Sunday guests at w, ii.
Hathaways.
X. G. Atkins was in Boston last week
truck purchased by the Ward Lumber
company.
j, S. wilkins and Miss Marion wilkins
of Waterbury were in town Wednesday.
Clifford Tanner and John Fielders have
employment in Montpelier.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. V. Irish were in Bur-
lington Wednesday.
DIR. James Haylett was in Burlington
last week TO attend the meeting of the
Vermont health officers
Mr. and Mrs. f. +. Palmer and daugh-
ter, Charlotte, of Waterbury, visited here
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Il. Atkins and Sidney
Turner were in Barre for the week end !
G. w. Ward returned Saturday from
business trip to Boston.
Mr., and Mrs. Clarence Fielders of Wa.
terbury visited relatives here Sunday.
News has been received of the safe ar
rival in France of Privates Albert Ferris
and Theodore Atkins.
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VERSHIRE

Mr.. Bell and Miss Callie returned to
their home in Charleroi, Pa Tuesday.
The Red Cross meeting at the hall Sat.
urdsy evening was well attended. Mr.
Hazelton was an excellent peaker. Mrs
Eunice Sims spoke about her trip to
Montpelier in the interest of the Red
Cross and of Red Cross work in Chelse
Miss Arlene Baraw gave some excellent
selections and was thoroughly enjoyed.
The new arrival at Leon Avery's is a
boy and it seems worth keeping, so
Icons smile shows.
Mr.. Cole and son of New Hampshire
are in town, attending TO the formers
property.
Some from town attended The Red
Cross meeting in Chelsea Tuesday.
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WOODBURY.

i Walter FLANDERS visited in North Cal
ais Sunday.
Wilbur Parker and family of Calai
visited relatives here over the week end
Mr.. and Mrs. b. +. Morse were bust
ness visitors In Plainhed Saturday.
Mr., and Mrs, T.. ID. Baldwin and daugh
ter, Jettie, of Barre, were over Sunday
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w h. Thomas.
Robert Davis was business visitor in
Worcester Tuesday.
James Foley and family left Tuesday
for their home in Frankfort, Me.
Elwyn Boyee of Gilmore was Sunday
visitor of his aunt, Mrs Maudc Davis
Mrs. William Dawson is a guest of her
mother, Mrs. Mary Mosier, in Worces-
ter.
Guard Celley and Mrs. Belle Daniels
recently visited Mrs. Daniels parents,
Mr., and Mrs. j. O. vanorman, in Kent 5
Corner.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. r. Morse spent
Wednesday in Montpelier
Mrs. Maud Davis and children were
overSunday guests of Mrs. Davis par
ents, Mr. and Mrs, Robert Boyce, in I'll.
more.
Philip Bashaw of Cabot visited at Eber
Bashaw's Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. f. brennan returned
Thursday from two weeks stay in
Washington, ID. c.
Mrs. Maude Daniels and son, Roy, and
Mrs. Blanche Ainsworth were in Wocott
Thursday night TO attend the play.
Miss Mildred Ainsworth was in Greens
boro Thursday.
Robert Sweeney returned Wednesday
from New Jersey, where he has been for
the past six months.
Carl Thomas was business visitor in
Montpelier Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Crawford and
daughter, Mrs. Jennie Hammell, motored
to Waterbury Sunday
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SOUTH CABOT

Doris Clark and Rosie Darling are on
the sick list.
Charles Houghton is working with a
crew on the state road towards Danvile,
near the Cabot line.
X. S. Hawkins is home from his work
in Barnet for few days, as he is on the
sick list.
George Congo of Danville is visiting
at George Gees.
About l25 spent Tuesday evening at
w. o. southwick's camp at Joe's pond,
to help him celebrate his 10th birthday
anniversary. His daughter. Mrs. c. L.
Scribner, presented him a birthday cake,
decorated with tiny silk flags. A purse
of money was also given him by his
friends. Refreshments were served and
a general good time was enjoyed by all
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TOPSHAM

| DIR. f. L. Miller spent the week enc
at the home of Mr. and Mrs John HOOD
in Barre.
Miss Ida Mae Hall remains about the
same.
Kenneth Hood is a little more com.
Portable than last week.
Charles Currier is suffering from Sc
we're attack of rheumatism.
Miss Hazel Nolan is home from
White River Junction for a short vaca-
ton.
Mrs. Henry Bowen is on the sick list.
Mrs. c. B. Fisk is on the isck list.
Miss Evelyn Lay is suffering an at
tack of Indigestion
Mr.. and Mrs Harry G. Currier and
son, Charles Wakefield. Mrs. j. A. White,
Harold and Ellen White, took an auto
trip to Barre Tuesday.
r. NJ Harvey of Montpelier was in
town on Tuesday.
H. h. White was business visitor
at Barre the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Wells of Lyme,
n. H.. were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
L. A. Hood last Sunday.
Mrs Lenora Richardson of Waits Riv-
er is a guest of her sister, Mrs. r. b.
Cilley.
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SlOO Reward, SIO0

The readers of this paper win be
pleased TO learn that there r. al least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages and
that Is catarrh. Catarrh being greatly
Influenced by constitutional conditions
requires constitutional treatment Halls
Catarrh Medicine is taken internally and
faces Of the System thereby DESTROYING
the foundation OF the disease, giving the
paient strength BY building up the con-
stttution and assisting nature IN doing its
work The proprietcrs have 80 much
fatrh IN the curative powers Of Halls
Catarrh Medicine that they crer one
Hundred Dollars for any case that 70 fails
TO cure Sert for list 81 testimonials
Address p }. CHENEY a Co. Toledo.
Ohio. Sold By al Druggist. &c
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CABOT
Ashley Barnett Received Christmas Box
on April IS.

Pvt. Ashley Barnett, now in France
wrote thus on April Is to his parents
here:
Here | am 10 see you again, Hop,
this finds YOU all in the best of health
am feeling as well as usual and busy a
bee lust now, but that's just what
like. then the time doesn't drag along
"Well, I received my Christmas box
that YOU folks sent me. got IL April
Il5. You see the reason il was SO long
coming was because you sent it by ex-
press. II was some box. ] was the most
happy boy in the army when | got it.
am wearing the sweater and it's Just
fine. MY wrist watch | think more of
than do all Of France. The chocolates
ate at my hearts content. Ny but
they were good The tobacco didn't have
TO take a back scat, believe me. My
watch runs fine,
swell, ] suppose Carl is in the army
now. | hope he will like it. IL probably
will seem pretty queer TO him at first,
but he will get used to it pretty quick.
| did, anyway | can imagine how he
feels now
"The weather is horrid here IL rains
every day, mud about foot deep every
Wnefe. got reuter- from MIS-. ptohe
and one from Mr.. Grain the other day.
Yes, | got the papers Aunt MINI sent,
but didn't see my letter in any of them.
you wrote about ploughing All |
need is the pillow, can't you send me onef
l have the rest and they are good ones
too. | am glad to hear you have a lot
of good calves. That one got of Let be-
fore ] came away must. be pretty good
sized by this time. 1t will seem queer
not TO do any work up at the other place
and have all your crops at home there,
but that one place is enough until get
back Then we can do something else.
Il wish Carl and Charles had been with
me now, as long as they have got to be
in it.
Il got nice letter from Dorothy yes
terday; was pleased to hear from her.
She said they were feeling fine. Is Emma
still working for Mr.. Cass? | got your
etter you sent March IL the other day,
so you see how long il takes to get them
over here
THE girls here in France look to be |
about fifty years old when they are
,nly fifteen.
We'll, guess I'll have to close for
his time All write often. Don't wait |
or me. | write just as often as / have
ime and am not too tired at night.
ashley"
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WAITSFIELD

Mr.. and Mrs. +. E. Nell and daughter
Miss Pauline, of Randolph, spent Memo
rial day in town.
Miss Alice Smith is home from Bur
| lington for few days.
Miss Helen Bisbee is home from Bos
ton university.
| w. W. Howe. wife and two sons were
home from Burlington Thursday and
Friday.
Gerald Stokes, who went to Camp Dew
ems Friday with the draftees, has re-
turned, having failed to pass his physi-
cal examination.
Mrs Carl Jones of Sharon is a guest of
Mrs. z. II. McAllister.
Mrs Sarah Maxwell of Waterbury was
in town Thursday.
Henry LaMorder has purchased the
Cady place in the village.
Miss Lulie A. Jones was in Burlington
Wednesday.
Miss Lydia Bigelow of Lowell Mass,
is guest of her brother, Andrew w.
Bigelow.
Mrs. Frank Brown of Burlington is
visiting relatives in town.
Memorial day was observed with the
usual patriotic exercises given in the high
school hall. the principal address being
given by former Lieutenant Governor
Darling of Chelsea. The school children
gave patriotic exercises with exceptional
ability. Lincoln's Gettysburg address by
Colister Buzzell and the Stars and Stripes
flag drill were of especial merit Owing
to the solemn nature of the day the
usual ball games and serving Of ice
aro..,, - tbo Conoraoatforat ohnr,k -,
omitted
at home from Montpelier.
Henry y. Bushnell observed his SOth
birthday Tuesday. May 2s.
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The total amount of the fund raised
from the recent Red Cross drive Is So,
SS4.5l, s45 of which is pledges not YET
paid.
Miss Florence Hill Of Burlington has
been engaged for the summer by tn,
Vermont Baptist state convention TO as
sist Rev. +. s. Tolman in his church
work. part of the time will be devot'
ed To the Braintree church and the bal
anee of the time put in here,
A daughter was born Thursday TO Mr.
and Mrs. Alya Campbell, the child being
the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. 7. j,
Campbell and Mr.. and Mrs. $. w, How.
ard The latter has been with her daugh.
ter for several days.
George Peck of Essex Junction has
been passing few days here, the guest
of his sister, Mrs. Frank p. Morse.
Mrs. Louis Mazzolni and family have
rented the lower tenement in the Cooling
house, which George Allen recently pur-
chased.
A. 4. Batehelder, who has been in
Florida for the winter at his place, has
arrived here and his daughter, Miss lie.
nora Batchelder, will soon come from
Plainfeld to meet him here when his
house on the Highlands will be opened
for the summer.
Mrs. Mary Ellis Blodgett of Mortified,
who has for several winters been in
town, died Monday, aged II years She
was .sister-in- law of Mrs. Charles Blod-
gett of this place. The funeral will be
held at Mortified and the burial will be
in Randolph Center.
p. p and j. w. Lamson have purchased
a Nash ton truck for use in their bust
ness, and p. p. has also purchased a
Nash six-cylinder touring car.
Mrs. G. p Lamson is confined to her
bed by an attack of sciatic rheumatism.
Miss Edna Moore made trip to Mont
peler last week and passed couple of
days with friends.
w. NJ Hatch of Arlington, Mass, has
been recent guest of his brother, III. l.. |
Hatch of this place.
The 73d anniversary of Mrs. j. A.
Gould was celebrated last week by a
of her neighbors and friends.
Upon their departure they left a sum of
money as gift for her.
The poolroom of +. F. Manchester was
broken open and parties entered Satur-
day night and aften rifing the money
irawer found So, which they took, leav
ng by way of the door, leaving it UNI
Rev Samuel Knowles of North Easton,
Mass, was here Saturday and at Han
,yer, n H., for the Sunday service. Mr..
Knowles son, Winfield, who recently
lied at Camp Devens, was former stu
lent at Dartmouth college.
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EAST MONTPELIER CENTER
Rev. and Mrs. Conner Of Yonkers, N. Y,
Will Preach Here This Summer

Miss Elva Townsend has received let
ter from Rev. and Mrs. Conner of Yon
kers, n Y, that they will accept the cal
to preach at the brick church here thi:
summer and will try TO be here by June
10, and possibly before that The date
will be given soon. They have one more
Sunday to preach where they now are.
Miss Lillian Simonds motored to Bur
lington Wednesday to attend the state
reorganization meeting of the Red Cross.
She reports good speakers and much of
great interest to be learned there. She
was accompanied by Earle Willard.
Mr. and Mrs. L. p Young and Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Chapel went together to
Plainfield last week Friday night to at
tend the concert for the benefit of the
Red Cross
There is very successful Sunday
school at the Center but new one has
been organized in the Cutler district, two
or three miles from the Center
The Red Cross meeting this week
Thursday was held at the hall, on ac-
count of lack OF room for workers where
they have been. Work will be done both
at the hall and in the homes, where much
has been done this spring.
Harry Vincent returned home Thurs
day evening of last week from the state
meeting of health officers in Burlington,
which was held three days this year, in
stead of four, as usual. The meetings
were better attended than in years be-
fore.
A letter from Peter Sandison, received
by his mother few days ago, said that
his leave had been changed from April
to June /, when he still hopes TO come
home for visit, but is not sure yet. Be-
sides her son in the service, Mrs Sandi-
son has nine nephews, part from Yer
mont and the Others from Scotland, in
the service
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Badger and Mr.. and
Mrs. A. G. Whitcher were in Montpelier
last Saturday on business.
Pearl Daniels and family of Randolph
came by auto last Saturday and visited
over Sunday their relatives, Mrs. Orlando
Clark, Mrs. Walter Clark and Harry
Daniels and families.
Mrs. Mary Dwinell came to the home
of her father, Henry Dancause, Tuesday |
night from Montpelier, very i'll with acute
She is somewhat better now.
Mrs. Myron Markham of Worcester was
a visitor at w. A. Halls last Sunday
She is now staying in the family of Roy
Sallison.
The listers met to-day at the office of
the town clerk, Clark Sibley. to get ready
'or the quadrennial appraisal and also to
-eport from each of their territories how
much wheat is being raised this year,
which must be returned in answer to
order received this week
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CROTON
Sudden Death OF Judge Thomas B. Hall
Funeral on Monday,

The people of this community were
shocked yesterday morning 10 learn ol
the sudden passing away OF Judge Thorn
ms B. Hall, which occurred about q o'clock
Judge Hall had been gradually failing
but was about the streets as usual every
day and with Mrs. Hall was at the home
of his son, |. n. Hall, for dinner Thurs,
day. The family physician was called
20 his bedside about 3 o'clock Friday
, morning, who found him suffering from
an acute attack of asthma, which was
the immediate cause of his death. The
funeral of Judge Hall will be held Mon
day afternoon at $50 o'clock at the
Methodist church. A more extended no.
tice of his long and useful life will be
given at later date
Mrs. Levi Wilson passed away at an
early hour Friday morning after linger-
ing illness from tubercular trouble.
Although i'll for many months she would
at times gain strength and her friends
would hope for her recovery, but she had
steadily failed in the last few weeks,
The funeral will be held Sunday after.
noon from her late home on Railroad
street. Jennie Welch was born in Grot.
on AZ years ago and was the daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs Peter Welch, She was
united in marriage with Mr.. Wilson
around 20 years ago, who, with one
daughter Mary Jane, 10 years OF age,
is left TO mourn loving wife and moth
err. Mrs. Wilson is also survived by one
sister, Mrs Ora Thurston of Groton, and
one brother, Peter WEIGH of Boston. She
was a member of the Methodist church
and the order of Pythian Sisters. Al
though compelled by i'll health to lead
quiet life she made many friends who
held her in high esteem and who extend
sincere sympathy to the bereaved fam
lily.
Mrs. Mary Morrison, who has been i'll
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Nor
rison, has so far recovered as to be able
to be moved to the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Willard White, in Ryegate.
Mrs. Josephine Clark of Wells River
was in town yesterday called here by
the death of her uncle, Judge T. B. Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Burnett and dsugh-
ter, Robina, of Barre, were guests OF
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. John ID. Hall,
on Memorial day.
Miss Catherine Mcdonald of Mortified
Falls and sister, Mrs Leon Hutchins of
are visiting relatives in town.
Word has been received that Lewis
keenan, is i'll with typhoid fever at his
home in st. Johnsbury. His many
friends here hope for his early recovery.
Mrs. George Eastman visited at the
home of her son, Harry, at Woodsville,
n H., Thursday and Friday.
Mrs Caroline Wilson of Piermont was |
rallied here Wednesday by the illness and t
subsequent death of her sons wife, Mrs. !
Levi Wilson.
Mrs Ned B. Lindsey left yesterday $
for Burlington to visit her husband, who b
IS in training at the university. o
Mrs. Fred Perrigard and daughter,
Irene, of st. Johnsbury, are visiting I
-harles Jordan, her father. c
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somewhat, hurting Mr.. Hurd's back and
one arm, but not seriously,
After the service At the town hall
Thursday, a service flag with Is stars
ON il and Liberty bond flag were raised.
The school children sang a song and Mr..
Lance gave short address.
Chester Ladd is at home from Mt,
Hermon, Mass.
Seldom Dodge has been visiting his sis.
ter, Mrs. Harley fuller, in Barre, but
returned Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harley fuller and Miss
Lora Griffin visited Mrs. Tuller's par.
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. II. C. Dodge, the FIRST
of the week.
Mrs. II. G. Dodge visited her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Harron, in Mont
pelier May 27, IL being Mrs. Harron's
sgd birthday anniversary.
Hiram Curtis has finished work in
Middlesex Center for the Chamberlain
brothers and has been visiting his grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. II. II. Price, in
Huntington, this week.
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EAST BROOKFIELD

Master Louis Biorn was taken to Barre
City hospital last week for an operation
for appendicitis. Although it was very
serious case, he seems to be getting along
nicely.
j. w. Parmenter, who has been at
Barre City hospital for treatment, re-
turned home last Monday
Lester hanson, a student at Z. Y. NJ,
has returned home to help his father
during vacation.
Miss Agnes Bjorn is in Barre visiting
her sister, Miss Mary Biorn.
Ralph Wilcox had a very sudden at
tack of appendicitis and WIS rushed to
Barre City hospital and operated upon
Immediately The first Of the week he
was reported to be in very critical
condition.