The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-05-21
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be employed for the summer.
Harold Tatro, one of the men WIFI
have been called to service, came from
White River Junction on Saturday fol
an over Sunday stay in town with rela
tives. Burton Flint, who has been called
TO report at Montpelier on Friday of this
week, united with the Methodist church
on Sunday evening, preferring to be a
member here before leaving town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter ketchum left
here Monday for Gaysville, where they
will remain for a short time with their
son, Walter ketchum, and family.
Miss Minnie Carpenter came from
Montpelier on Monday for few days
stay here with Mrs. f. G. Angel and 9th
err friends.
Joseph Mensrd, employed at present in
White River Junction, was in town over
Sunday.
Mrs. p. r. Chase and little daughter
after two weeks stay in Waterbury
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome
Hart, returned home on Monday.
Mrs. j. II. Callahan of New Bedford.
Mass. has been In town for two weeks
stay with relatives and friends, and on
her return home was accompanied by
Miss Evelyn Sault, who went TO pass the
next week with her there.
c. S. Grow of Washington. d. c., was
the guest of his sister, Mrs. l.. A. Russ
low, over Sunday, coming on Saturday
to make the journey from Brooklyn with
his mother, Mrs. X. B. Grow. who has
been in that city for the winter months
with a daughter, Mrs. Holbrook
Mr.. and Mrs. Order, who recently pur-
chased farm in town, came from Pater-
son, n. j., this week to make the neces-
sary business transaction and will soon
take possession of the same.
Mrs O. w. Mann has gone TO Boston
to visit her aunt, Mrs. Mary Bryan.
Rev and Mrs. Moore, who have been
boarding with Mrs. Lena Wright since
coming TO this town, took possession of
the parsonage on Monday, the repairs
having been completed upon it.
The date of the graduation exercises
in the high school is June IA this year.
Monday afternoon the Red Cross drive
was on through the town, and many were
out canvassing for funds, which it is
hoped will reach the sum of $1,000
Harry Chase, who passed Sunday with
his family in town, has returned to Bos
ton to resume business.
The death of Mrs. s. NJ. King, who |
had been i'll with erysipelas for the last |
month at the home of her daughter, Mrs |
Albert Dales, occurred Saturday morn |
ing. Mrs. King came here several weeks |
ago from her home in Island Pond to |
visit her daughter and soon after coming
was taken with erysipelas on her finger,
which spread rapidly until it reached
1er arm, shoulder, face and body, and
t was impossible to arrest the spread of
he disease. Mrs King had reached the
lge of n years and is survived by four
daughters, all of whom were with her
n her last Illness and at her death. Mrs
)ales, with whom she was staying, Mrs
Alfred Farmer of Windsor, Mrs. A. =.
Obj of Island Pond, Miss Sadie King
Il Gardner, Mass. One son also sur
ives, Chester King, of Island Pond.
'hort funeral services were held at the
ONE on Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock. I
lev. Mr.. Moore, pastor of the Methodist |
hurch officiating, assisted by Rev 10 '
eph Hamilton. The remains were tax 8
n on Sunday night by the way of Mont (
elier to Island Pond, where the funeral e
ill be held, and interment made in the {
smily lot beside her husband, who died {
sveral years ago. d
Mrs J. B. Adams, who is at the sana. !
'rium, is thought to be making good !
'covery from her late surgical opera :,
on
Miss Lucy Paine of Bethel passed the Z Z
ny in town Monday, on a business trip