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The evening current., 1918-09-13
LtkEMOOD LOCALS.

Clarence Mcdonald. who has been
ia Oklahoma tor the past nv"
months. returned To the home of
his parents here last saturday,
Mrs ". W snyder who has
been visiting In Denver, Colorado,
since last MAY, returned to Lake
wood saturday.
j, B Roberts. ot El laso Texas.
was visiting ana looking after bus
incss here during the past week
q, II Sellmcyrr rs IN santa Fc
this week attcudtng the bankers
convention. lie lclt saturday
ught.
r. G.. Low aud doc" McAlccr
were business visitors to Carlsbad
Wednesday.
Dr. r.. :. Furay was In Roswell
IN business Wednesday.
Frank Edwards. VINO has been
visiting relatives and friends here.
departed for his home In Arizona
sunday night.
Jim Howell came down from
Roswell Friday and visited with
relatives and friends until Tues
day Mrs. Howell, who has been
here for several days, returned
home with him,
Mr., and Mrs, Wcs Knowles went
20 Nrtcsia Wednesday to visit Mrs.
Knowles mother, who Is reported
sick,
George Mcdonald now haups TAI,
hat IN the grocery department ot
he Peoples Mercantile store. he
having began work there Wcdnos
day
Prot. ", T., Collier was bust
ness visitor To Carlsbad Saturday
Mrs w. L. Mcdonald aud two
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little girls visited at Carlsbad Mon
day. returning Tuesday morning.
win Nermillion. of Lake Arthur,
was visiting friends In Lakewood
two or three DAYS this week.
l. NJ Whitworth visited his
daughter. Miss Ncrla, who IL Ut
tending school at Nrtcsia, Tuesday.
u. G. Adams and L. w Howell
were In Carlsbad Monday and
Tuesday.
y V. Cook. who has been Mt
tondiuu court at Carlsbad this
week returned to Lakewood Wed
nesday.
Thursday was registration day.
and all of the Young boys and a
lot ol the old ones were In eyi-
dcnc"
Judge \, II. Jackson, ~ Artcsia
day.
The canning factory tried out
the machinery Tuesday afternoon.
and ran out 1000 numhcr cans
Of tomatoes, Everythiag worked
splondidly. and biz run is ex-
pectcd next Saturday. The toma-
toes are ripcning slowly, but the
management believe that they will
can AZ least as many as they did
last year.
Benjamin +. Ross. who was lost
IN France on July 80. has been
heard from, In an engagement
with the Germans. he was slightly
wounded, and was taken to small
hospital. whore. after time. h.
had friend To write his parents
at Artesia.
W, Il, and ! r. scott left sat
urdav night for Electra. Texas,
seeking employment
Miss Lille Scott. went tO Carls-
bad last Saturday whore she has
Obtained employment ia local ho-
tel.
ho school In Lakewood Is pro-
grcssiup nicely, with good at
"udanc", and the outlook is good
'or the best school term In several
years,
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AS will be seen by card in an-
other part OF the paper, the man
agement OF the Crawford Theatre
Will not show on Monday and Wed
nesday nights, Tor the present. The
other four nights oI the week, Par
amount-Artcrait and Goldwyn pie
lures will be given. These are
conceded To be- the best and the
people here must show their APP
probation by a liberal patronage.
The management has always pre-
sented pictures OF merit and the
same policy will be pursued in the
future The time Tor beginning
has been set at : o'clock from now
on.
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Preparations are making for the
annual picnic OF the Wesley class
OF the Methodist sunday school.
As now planned. the arair Will take
place ON the lawn at the rcadcncc
oi Madam Thorne, next Tuesday at
o'clock only members OF the
class viii be- In attendance,
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V. l.. Minter, ot the 4. 5. u. s..
LETT last night on trip to st.
Louis. whore he will represent New
Mexico at the meeting OF the Sow
ereign Grand Lodge OF the United
States. which will convene In that
city next week.
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The water meter az city ceme-
terry has been giving all kinds of
trouble owing To- air pressure and
various other causes and at no
time, since It's installation, have
satisfactory readings been made
Mr.. Hart recently recommended
To the railroad officials that HAT
rate be given the cemetery asso-
citation and II is hoped this may
be done, The association is under
obligations tn Mr. Hart for many
other kindnesscs prior To this one.
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Mrs. Kinney Reed and sou. Mar
tin Loring, were passengers south
this morning, COINS To Pecos but
expecting to return on the evening
train
The evening current., 1918-09-13

Lee Keller, who is In the Navy
and stationed at San Diego, will ar
rive In Carlsbad tonight, on a fur
Tough, he having some business
here To look after.
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LOCAL NEWS

ID. Burdette. from the head Of
Segrist draw is in town, coming
from his home yesterday on lit
tie business visit.
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Dr. Culpepper spent a couple OF
days in Roswell this week un bus.
mess, but has returned ana h. again
at work.
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Mrs. I'D. Gray aud daughter, OF
Cairo. Illinois, enroute To Roswell,
were between trains visitors in the
city yesterday.
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Mrs. Eta Swayne has returned
from an over sunday visit To ROs-
we'll where she was called ON i'm.
portant business.
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\ local physician was called 10
the Chalk Blum ranch. eighteen
miles east OF Artcsia, yesterday al
ternOOn and returned iu company
with MI aud Mrs. Jim simpson
Mr simpson ~ quite III al Sisters
hospital suffering from pneumonia
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Sam u. smith is spending the
week In town from the ranch west
where he puts In much OF his time.
The evening current., 1918-09-13

Mis-. Allison Pierce, OF Roswell
wac Las been Ji tic Crawford, lett
this morning tur lcCus.
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willard Bates Is down from Pan
anna attending court and making 4
bricl visit with his family here.
The evening current., 1918-09-13

I'D. Hoose was Ia town yesterday
rom the Harkey ranch. whore he
rs foreman. coming I'm 10 register
The evening current., 1918-09-13

An operation was performed ycs-
terday afternoon on one at the
Welch boys. from Loving, at Sis
ters hospital The operation was
for the removal OF tonstls aud ade-
nolds.
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Oyington, are in the city this
week
The evening current., 1918-09-13

Mite social tonight dt o'clock
at viii Purdys, by the Junior En-
deayor Society OF the Christian
church.
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were registered az local hotel
this week from their ranches.
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Connecting light housekeeping
rooms at the Metropolitan hotel.
MRS. MAGGIE REED.
The evening current., 1918-09-13
Five aeroplanes COM
ino Watch for the date.

FOR SALE. \ few choice cock
crels, Inquire OF Mrs Wm II.
Mullanc, OF phone 25H. II wd
The evening current., 1918-09-13

Five government air.
planes com in G, in
charge of our Major
Dean Smith, watch for
the date.
The evening current., 1918-09-13

Regular services al the Method
list church next sunday: Sunday
school at 9;l5; preaching at IL a.
m, and 8 p, N. Epworth League
at 7 ., IN. Al the SUNDAY school
hour little girl will sing u solo
The little girl sa member OF Mrs
Mudgetts class and can sing Good
music IL part of all these ser
vices and you will be made wei
come should you attend.
The evening current., 1918-09-13

Mrs, George Longley Mr.. and
Mrs, 4. Mclcar, all of Baylor coun-
ty. Texas, were In town this morn
Ing, They came To New Mexico
from the north via Lubbock, Texas.
ana were desiriOus of returning by
different route and so left by
the way OF Loving and Malaga aud
will go from there to pecos and
thence TO their home. They made
the trip In "A ear and have enjoyed
their outing very much.
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HOT BREAD AND
BUNS

Also cake, cookies
and Pies every after
noon.
We sell Fleischmann
compressed yeast in
small cakes for those
who make their own
Bread
Hot Barbecue Daily
MODEL MARKET
& BAKERY
Phone 82
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-05-15
CHELSEA
Orange County Quota Of May Draft No
titled to Appear.

! Orange county's quota of the 500 mer
from Vermont who will be modified OF
May % from Montpelier contains 40 men
/ who have been selected and notified t.
report to Chairman NJ. G. knight of the
Orange county local board at the Mont.
I pelier house in the city of Montpelier at
I q o'clock p. m. on May -, and each man
so notified has been advised TO call upon
the Red Cross in the town from which
he registered for the supplies furnished
our soldier boys through the kindly in
fuence and offices of that organization.
The list follows; Charles Alden Has.
kns, Bradford; Roy McAllister Bragg,
Ernest Mark Holden, STAFFORD; Bernard
Warren Crafts, Bradford; Elmer Eugene
Greene, Randolph; Walter L. Severance,
South STAFFORD; Prescott Abel Chase,
Bradford; Ned Earl Hayward, Chelsea;
Debert j. Hutchinson, Washington;
James George Benjamin, South STRAIT
ford Mark j. Onedo, Bradford; Grover
Cleveland Pirie, Willamstown; George
Lewis Scott, Newbury; Ernest Russ Rog-
ers, West Fairlee; William Slade, Thet-
ford; Alexander G. Riddell, Williams
town; Joseph Gordon Lemere, Newbury;
Harrison Reuben Colby, West Fairlee;
Mark Sage, Wiliamstown; Harold Ray
Hood Chelsea; Jesse Peaslee, Corinth;
Ralph Tarbell Wilson, Braintree; Sam
uel Sterling Sherman, Tunbridge; Louis
Provost, Williamstown; Niecodemo Bruz
zese, Williamstown; Charles Simpson
Colby, Corinth; Arthur Seymour, Ran
dolph; George Allen Emerson, Newbury;
Forrest Levi Barnaby, Randolph; Jerry
Columbus Jarvis, Randolph; Elbridge
Linton, STAFFORD; Harold Francis Tatro,
Randolph; Bernard Byron, Bradford;
William Richard Greenleaf, Corinth; Jo-
seph A. Ross, Williamstown; Robert
Burton Bruce, Williamstown; Burton
Pardon Flint, Randolph: Wayne Carroll
Hedges, Randolph; William Otis Webb,
Newbury; Telney Edward Carlson, New
bury; Scion Berry Stevens, Newbury;
Guy Lionel Flint, Randolph; Clinton FL
field Emerson, Newbury; Charles H.
Bradford; Dan Alonzo Nelson,
Orange; James Rexford Pettis, New
bury; Leon Moses Stokes, Randolph; |
Bert Arthur Eaton, West Fairlee.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-05-15
MORETOWN

Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Ward were il
Montpelier Friday.
The school children Melted Sl1.4l from
their entertainment.
| Mrs George kingsbury is i'll with tht
measles.
Mr. and Mrs f. II. Sawyer, Mrs Addit
Sawyer and Mrs. r. j. Ferris attended
the war convention in Montpelier Friday
evening.
Mrs. Wallace Spooner and sons Of
Starksboro are guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Miner Fielder.
Miss Viva Atkins was in Montpelier
Saturday.
Mrs. A. h. Ferris has returned from
Burlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. S Ward and daughter,
Miss Marion, were in Montpelier Satur-
day.
Mrs. Ernest Kingsbury and children
were in Bolton Saturday.
Mrs f. T. Somerville, who has been
i'll fer many months, has gone to Mary
Fletcher hospital for treatment.
Rev. Albert Abbott will exchange pull
pits with Rev. Mr.. Kirkness of the NJ. L.
church in Waitsfeld next Sunday.
Mrs. Albert Ferris, Mrs Harry Irish,
Miss Viva Atkins and Miss Irene Child
were in Middlesex Thursday.
Paul johnson has gone to Montpelier
where he has employment AS chauffeur
for O. d. Scribner
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Shepard have gone
to Berlin
Miss Mabel Boslcy, who has been
guest of her sister, Mrs Charles Hurdle,
has returned to her home in Montpelier.
Arthur Shepard has gone to Waitsfield,
where he has employment.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Nelson were in
Saturday.
The children in the primary room who
have had neither absent nor tardy marks
for the month ending May 10, are War
rem Newton, Dorothy Kingsbury, Vera
Berno, Ruth Kingsbury, Msrgie Sher-
man, Winston Abbott, Mildred Farms.
worth, Vaughn Atkins, Ruth Flint
Those having perfect spelling are Margie
sherman, Archola Cutler, Ruth Flint, |
Harlow Pickett and Gertrude Gauthier.
Miss Eta Neil, Merrill Griffith, Ken !
leth Ward and Brooks Booth of Mont |
,elier seminary were at their respective |
ZONES for the week end.
Miss Florence Pappino. on her return |
rom Montpelier seminary Saturday
vening, was given a surprise party in
onor of her 18th birthday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-05-15
BETHEL

| Carl ID. Gushing is director OF the cam
paign III Windsor county for $4,000 foI
the American Red Cross. This is the
county's share of 100000 which Yer
mont is asked to subscribe next week
Mr. Gushing has appointed c. G. Clifford
local director of the campaign.
During the violent storm of last Fri
day afternoon the piazza on the west end
of John T. O'Sullvan's cottage, "Villa
Marie, was picked up and thrown over
part of the roof of the cottage and both
chimneys were broken off. r. O. Quinn
by's silo was blown over into the road
and across a telephone line. The roofs
of barns at w. Il. Chamberlin's, Mark
Rix', and C. W. Wilson's were blown Off.
! Miss Irene Gushing is at home from
Jackson college and is preparing to join
three college friends at Barre, Mass,
where the girls will work on a farm this
season.
Sergeant Edward L. Rogers of the 9th
| Pioneer regiment band, is at home from
| Camp Wadsworth on a Is days furlough
! Miss Grace Gilman has returned from
St. Augustine, Fla, where she spent the
winter. She came by way of Haverhill,
Mass. and from that city came by auto
mobile with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Poor,
guests at the Gilman home last summer.
Dr. e. c. Burrell of Barnard has tax
Ell office room in DIR. +. A. Edmunds'
house.
Mrs Lewis Squires is at the sanato
rum for treatment. Her two daughters
are at the home of her sister in Pomfret
j. w. Stewart of Barre was a recent
guest at the inn.
Mrs. Walter Sheldon and her daugh-
ter. Lois. of Bristol, was with her sisters
here two days before going to-day to
Barre to attend TIE Odd Fellows meet
ings
Mrs Frank Magivney, Mrs. Pearl Bow
en- and Harvey J. kidder have received
letters from their brother, Earl G. Kid
der of the I'd cavalry, to the effect that
on May he was moved from Fort Ethan
Allen to Camp Merritt and was about to
sail at once for France.
james A. Graham shipped Monday |
about 10 tons of this years product of |
maple sugar in wooden pals.
Frank Bowen, native of this town
and for many years resident, is seriously /
i'll with pneumonia at his home in Tale
vile.
Last evening the six-month old daugh
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Angelo Ciampo was
i'll with pneumonia.
Mrs Agnes Carnes of Quechee is
guest of her brother, Frank o. Roberts.
Miss Mary Burridge resumed work
at the Office of the Bethel ga
rage, which her brother operates. He
las three male assistants at the garage
From time ID time every family in
Bethel will receive letter from the
who would consider it per-
'oral favor if every member of the fam {
ly would read it. These letters are is
'ued at considerable expense with the t
,bjeet of keeping everyone informed as to l
low we stand in the thrift and war say. I
ngs stamp campaign, as well as to give ]
ome information concerning these )
tamps, and therefore it is hoped they j
will prove of interest, if not of value. to $
III. If anyone fails to get one of these a
etters he would confer a favor by re- :
,orting that fact at the postoffice. f
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-05-15
RANDOLPH

Mrs Anna A. Evans, associate matrol
of the Order of the Eastern Star, wa
the guest of Miss A. i. Clarke owe
Monday night. Mrs Evans has been II
Boston 10 attend the meeting OF the Mas
lin Claremont, n. H., TO make arrange
ments with Mrs. Martha Stoddard, CRANE
matron. for the coming grand chapter
meeting to be held in Rutland June Q
From Claremont. N, H., she came her'
to consult with the grand lecturer in re
gard TO these matters, leaving ON Tues
day for her home in Burlington.
| j. b. Adams house on Randolph ave
nue. had narrow escape from serious
damage on Tuesday, fire having caught
from the chimney, and the fire company
was called out about 3 o'clock in the
afternoon. BY early discovery Sc
rious fire was averted.
Mrs. Langdon Jones and friend from
Pleasantville. Pa, have been the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. o. W. Brockway for a
few days.
Lewis Flint went TO Camp Devens on
Tuesday to enter the service Of the L.
S., and will at once go into training
there. Mrs. Flint will return to Bur
lington for time to finish up some
work previously begun.
Mr. and Mrs w. G. Emerson left this
week for Massachusetts,, having learned
that there was work awaiting him there
in the building of barricks and, he went
expecting to find work. They will be
away about a week, and if he remains
permanently, will probably be there for
the summer at least.
The Emerson mill has been made ready
to close and is now without Waterman,
with insurance arranged accordingly.
Mrs. j. b. Adams passed through a
successful operation on Monday for the
removal of a growth, and passed com
Portable night, and on Tuesday was as
well as could be expected.
Kenneth Dickerman has come from
Boston, where he has been in business
college, and will remain at his home in
East Granville for the summer, before
returning to resume his work. Laurence
Leonard has also come back for the sum
mer. He has been studying in school
Of pharmacy in the city.
Misses Laura and Helen Wedgwood
have returned home from a several days
stay in New York City, and both have
their work.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. c. Buck and Mrs. F.
6. Angel went to Barre on Tuesday
morning, the two former ones to attend
he Odd Fellows meetings and the Re-
1ekah assembly, which are in session
here this week. Mr.. and Mrs. +. Fl. |
<etch,m also went for the most of the
week.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-05-15
EAST MONTPELIER

Mr.. and Mrs. Harding of Cambridge,
Mass, who are touring in Vermont,
called on II. G. Townsend and wife Sun
day.
Mrs. Sarah Lyford is visiting her niece,
Mrs. Hiram Sparrow, this week.
The annual election of officers of the
ladies aid will take place on Friday,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-05-15

Growing children need plenty of fresh
air and outdoor exercise and this ex-
posture is bound to cause some colds.
These colds should not be neglected, and
yet, mothers know that constant dos
ing" is bad for the delicate stomachs of
children.
The best protection is plenty of fresh
air in the bedroom, and at the first signs
of trouble a prompt application of the
southern external "vapor" treatment,
Vick's VapoRub. You simply rub it well
over the throat and chest, and cover
with warm flannel cloth
Leave the covering loose around the
neck, as the body heat releases medical
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-05-15
Mothers! Here's Something New
For Group and Cold Troubles
An External Treatment That Replaces Internal Dos
ing" - You Can Let the Children Run Outdoors in All
Weathers and Get Their Needed Fresh Air and Ex-
erCse

ed vapors that are inhaled all night long,
loosening the phlegm and opening the
air passages. In addition. VapoRub is
absorbed through and stimulates the
skin, taking out that tightness and sore
ness in the chest. Usually Group is re-
lieved- within Is minutes and colds over
night
The local druggists realize the value of
an external treatment, especially in the
case of small children, and in the inter
est of their customers are offering Vapo
Rub in any of the three sizes-25c, soc
or sl.00 = on 80 days trial. If you are
not delighted with the results, the pur-N
chase price will be refunded.
eICE - sc, soc, SI.oo. ADV.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-05-15
WOLCOTT
Miss Fife Foster and Cedric Davis Mar
ried May 10.

At the home of Mr.. and Mrs. r. r.
Woodmsnsee at North Wolcott Friday
evening, occurred the marriage of Ellie
Foster, eldest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
A. w. Foster, and Cedric Davis, son of
Mr. and Mrs. w. o. Davis. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. II. L.
Sweet.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-05-15
Mrs. Della Davis is on the sick list.
II..LI.nn nt.n...ioI IL. u I.

Mrs. Della Davis is on the sick list.
Mrs. r. NJ. Hubbell attended the Red
Cross meeting at Morrisville Saturday.
Miss Eleanor Perkins of MorrisvillC
was a guest at l.. +. Jennings over Sun.
day.
Miss Mabel Decell was guest of Miss
Florence Parks in Hardwick over sun
day.
{. d. Wheeler has concluded his labors
for +. 4. Symonds.
henry King and L. c. Udsll were in
Hardwick Saturday.
Mrs. G. W. Humphrey and daughter,
Marion. Of MorrisvilIe. were guests at
l.. r. Jennings Monday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-05-15

May II, at $3.50 p. m. in the brick
church.
Harry Daniels has gone on business
trip to Washington, ID. G.
o. l.. Tillotson of Middlesex has been
at the East Montpelier eampground,
planting a part of the land to pine seed
lings.
Mrs. j. p. Murphy of Montpelier is
spending a few days with Mrs. Earl
Barney.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-05-15
Sensible Superstition

Life-lines may Indicate how long YOU
will live, but we can guarantee you won't
die poor. That's the kind Of palmistrv
that PAYS National Life ms. Co. of VT
lMutuall 5. ;. Ballard. general agent,
Rialto block, Montpelier, Vt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-05-15
GR4NITEVIiLE

Gilbert's hall. =. -sday, first episode
of The Voice on the Wire,7 a picture
that will prove far more popular than
any serial vet prcduced.-adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-05-15
GROTON
Miss Abbie Mccrillis Groton's First
War Bride.

A pretty home wedding occurred a
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank d. Me
Crillis Monday afternoon when thei
only daughter, Miss Abbie Jean McCrl
lis became the bride OF Ned b. Lindsay
The impressive ring service was per
formed by Rev Il, W. Lewis in the pres
ence of small company of near rela
tiyes and friends. The groom was at
tended by his brother, William Lindsay
of Wells River, and Miss Clara Vance
acted as maid of honor.
The room was prettily decorated fol
the occasion with potted plants and cut
flowers, and dainty refreshments were
served after the ceremony.
The wedding which was planned To
take place in the near future, was has.
tened by Mr.. Lindsay's summons to the
colors, notice being received by him Sat
urday to report to st. Johnsbury to-day
He passed the county physical exami-
nation two months ago, and was await
ing the call. The young couple were re-
ceived into membership at the Methodist
church last Sunday morning, and are
held in high esteem by all, who join in
good wishes for the young mans safe re-
turn.
Considerable damage was done in this
vicinity by the storm late Friday after
noon, the wind and hail working havoc
in many places. The storehouse of the
Groton Electric company near the coal
kilns was blown off its foundation, and
well-nigh demolished A barn on the
Mclaughlin place owned by Ed Purcell,
was blown down, considerable timber
blown down on the farm of Henry GLOW
err The silo of w. j. Brown in the edge
of Ryegate, and that of his brother, Hen
ry Brown was destroyed. Several build
ings in North Ryegate were badly dam
aged, including a new barn partly COM
pleted.
Mrs. Emma Clark passed the day Sat
urday with Mrs. Josephine Clark at
Wells River, whose father, Alexander
Cochrane, remains very i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Carpenter and Mrs.
Elvira Norwood arrived here Saturday
from Barre and are visiting relatives.
A son was born Monday al Cottage
hospital, Woodsville, \. H., to Mrs. Fred
Frost.
Miss Nellie Knox passed the week end
with Miss Estelle Lakin at her home in
Miss Lakin left Monday for
Bellows Falls, where she has employ
ment.
DIR. l. n. Fowler of Meriden, n. H., was
called here last week on the case Of the
four year old son of Mr.. and Mrs. David |
WhitehiIl, who is in a critical condition |
from Bright's disease.
Ralph and Delvin Lord of Island Pond |
were over Sunday visitors in town, while
passing a short vacation at their cottage |
1t Groton pond.
Mrs. Pearl Heath went to st. Johns
bury yesterday for few days stay,
Mrs. J. T Darling and Mrs. Ralph
Foster and daughter, Dorothy, were Wis
tors in Woodsvile, n. H., yesterday
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-05-15
WILLI4MSTOWN

The Rural Good Luck club will meet
with Mrs. Frank Jeffords Saturday, May
Is. and each member is asked to bring
something to read, and not to eat, as
stated in Mondays Times.