The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-03-09
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The collection taken nj the annua
town meeting Tuesday for the benefit o
the Red Cross amounted To Sl4.l0.
Miss Grace Dennis made business
trip to Laconia, n. H., Thursday.
Mrs. George Eastman visited her son
Harry, and family at Woodsyile, n. II.
Thursday and Friday
j.. j. Clark has been passing the week
! in Boston.
NJ. d. Coilrin was in Montpelier Thurs
day on business.
f. NJ. Page was business visitor in
st. Johnsbury yesterday.
Hosea Caldwell was in Montpelier on
Thursday.
Mrs. c. II. Hendry is recovering from
an attack of grip.
Mrs. Lillian Page was called to st,
Johnsbury yesterday on business.
Mrs. Malcolm Page, who was very i'll
the first of the week threatened with
pneumonia, is recovering.
Ernest Hastings has moved his family
from near johnson and Halls mill to the
tenement of |. N. Hall, and will work for
Mr.. Hall.
A. i. Waterman of st. Johnsbury has
been IN town several days this week Wis
iting his mother, Mrs. Allen Smith.
The boy scouts will resume their reg.
ular meetings Wednesday evening, after
vacation of two weeks.
Frank Sanders was in Woodsville
Thursday.
J. ID. Fellows and n. w. Whitehill
were in Montpelier yesterday.
Miss Celia Vance, who has been work.
ing in Bellows Falls, has returned to
her home here.
Mrs. Walter Scruton and baby, who
have been in Bradford visiting her moth.
er, returned home Wednesday.
Rev. Mr.. Mead of Montpelier and Rev
Mr.. Dawson of Burlington, were in town
and were among the speakers
at the all day service of the union evan
gelistic meeting
Morgan Robertson, who has been in the |
employ of the Fl. p. Hood and Sons Co |
for some time, has finished work for that |
firm, and with his family has gone to |
n. Y, where he has purchased |
1 farm.
Mrs. John Hatch and daughter, Max
ne, were visitors at Groton pond Mon
lay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Frost of Marsh
ield were recent visitors in town.
The Woman's Home Missionary socie-
y will meet with Mrs. +. w. Lewis on
tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. The
lnnual mite box opening will take place
It this time. There will be short pro-
ram, followed by social hour. The
proceeds 90 to meet the pledge for the
Import of the Barre mission and des
oness' home.
Mrs. Burton Brown has been very i'll
or the past week. She is being cared
or by her mother.
Mrs. J. H. Taisey of Woodsville, n. H.,
sssed few days in town this week.
Word was received by James Sanders
f the fatal accident of his nephew,
gorge Butler. at Manchester, n. H.,
lst week. Mr. Butler was assistant I
Electrician at the electric station at the I
boye place The body was found swing
lg in the shafting, and it was thought {
is clothes caught in the machinery. His |
trlv life was passed with his aunt, Mrs.
arab Page, at Wells River.
Sunday will be the closing day of the
Mon evangelistic campaign. Sunday S
orning at lO:45, Evangelist Swift will c
,eak on "The Best Peace on Earth" or
Home. Sweet Home" All who attend 4
e requested to wear a white flower or $
bbon in memory of mother. AT 3 p. m. a
,ere will be a meeting for men only, a
lbiect. "A square Deal" At 1880 there b
III be Good Bye" sermon, when DIR. n
Witt will speak on the subject, Lost h
Sight of Home" t