The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-11-18
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Joseph Fl. Counter and family of Wind
sor are guests at Joel Goodell's. Yester
day they visited in Gaysvile
Mrs, G W. Southworth came Saturday
from Boston to visit relatives.
David Burrelle cut his foot yesterda,
when chopping in F. F. Mccullough
wood lot. Dr. E. G. Burrelle was called
and closed the flesh wound with tire,
stitches.
G. Q. Spaulding moves to-day to Rut
land. He has lived here Is years, having
been engaged in printing, ice coal and
wood business. He also has filed sew,
eral public offices, including that Of jus
tice Of the peace On Saturday evening
the members of the relief corps gave
Mrs. Spaulding a farewell reception She
has been prominent in that organization
and in several Others and both were &C,
tive in the Universalist church
Kenneth X. Spaulding was honorabIy
discharged from the students army train.
ing corps in order TO file civilian appli.
cation for assignment to an officer train.
ing camp. The officer training camp now
having been abandoned, he is free to re.
sumo his regular studies at the Uniyer-
sity of Vermont, where he is member
Of the senior class
Max Bliss Of the S. 4. T. c. at Middle.
bury, Max Barrows, Edmond Regain and
James Wilson of the S. A. L. c. at
Mortified, were here yesterday on short
leaves of absence.
Lawrence Morell is here for two days
from Camp Devens
Harold White of Barnard is at home
on two wool iurlough from the naval
training station at Newport, r. l.
Miss Cora White of Barnard, a teacher
in the Randolph graded school, was with
her grandfather, Daniel Stoddard, over
Sunday
Saturdays guests at the Bascom house
included Mr., and Mrs j. j. Connell of
Manchester, ~ H., Mr. and Mrs r. A.
Griffith of Montpelier, f. o. Powers of
i-yndonville and c. S. Eaton of Roches.
ter
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles J. White were
with relatives in White River Junction
Sunday.
Il. A. Fisher, the purchaser of L. F.
Edmunds' farm in Royalton, is carrying
,ut a thorough renovating of the build
ngs thereon.
Mrs. V. II. Eddy has returned from a
months visit to her daughter in in Wind
sor.
The annual rollcall, supper and business
meeting Of the Congregational church
was held Friday evening, when officers
for the ensuing year were elected as fol-
ows: Clerk, Mrs. Eliza f. Miller; treas
urer, Miss Julia Miller; business com
mittee, Mrs Miller, X, T. Savage, w, r,
Briggs; auditor, r. j Sargent; Sunday
school superintendent Mrs N. L. Chase
assistant, Miss Miller; superintendent of
cradle roll, Miss Maud Kendall; super.
ntepdent of home department, Mrs G.
W. Merrill chorister, Mrs. +. N, Chap
man; assistant, Miss Jessie Spaulding;
ushers, Richard Moriarty, Clarence Rich
ards.
Guests Of Mr.. and Mrs Il. H. Pratt
last Saturday included Mrs. NJ. M. G.
Summer, her daughter, Helene, and Mrs.
W. f Beador of Braintree.
Mrs Grace Dean has moved from the
Clafin house to the tenement over George
Burrells.
Miss Katherine Bartlett resumed teach
ing to-day in the Springfield, Mass, pub
lie schools after seven weeks intermis-
sion because of the influenza epidemic.
Miss Bessie Batcheller resumed at Mont
real after six weeks
Miss Nellie Davis has gone to Brattle-
boro to spend the winter with her sister,