The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-04-12
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Miss Lucille Grant, Miss Elsie osgood
and Mrs Clara Prince left here this week
Tor Washington, d, c., where they will
pass some time with relatives and
friends.
Miss Evelyn Manney, who has re-
turned from a several days stay in Bos-
ton, has been confined to her room by a
hard cold
Mrs. Ada Carr returned from a several
days stay in Barre on Wednesday, and
is the guest of Mrs. r. H. Ketchum. Mrs.
Carr will remain IN town for a time and
assist Mrs. Edna Fairbanks in the care
of her mother. Mrs. Kimball who recent
ly sustained another shock of paralysis,
Mrs. Lyndon Thomas, who has been
with her mother, Mrs. Fairbanks, for
two weeks, left here on Thursday for
Maine, where she went to fill an en-
gagement as trimmer in millinery
store.
The house known as the Charles Blod
gett house on Main street, is now moved
from its old foundation and will finally
be placed on q lot on Weston street, near
the house of K. b. Osha. This is to make
room for the new building, to be erect
ed on the corner.
G. G. Reynolds is thought to have
passed the crisis in his sickness, and it
is at present more encouraging in regard
to his condition.
The dance given by the w. r. G. in the
Dubois & Gay hall on Thursday night
was largely attended, and very pleas
ant time enjoyed. Gilson's orchestra Of
Bethel furnished good music, which was
greatly appreciated by the company
present. The exact amount OF the pro-
ceeds cannot be accurately aseertained,
but the ladies will make something over
$40.
Miss Lura Metcalf of Woodstock is
taking the place temporarily of Miss Cox,
who resigned as matron at the sanato-
rum, and Mrs Parker, a Mary Fetch
er graduate. will take the place perma-
nently in the near future Mrs. Parker
was for three years the head nurse at
the Hardwick hospital, and comes from
that place highly recommended.
f. Edward Stimets of New Haven,
Conn, is the guest of his brother, j. T.
Stimets, and during his stay here will
dlct iOpH dlltl HIS lei III III lthL AistlAs
Miss Mary Haines, former matron
at the sanatorium, has been the guest
of DIR, and Mrs. Clifford recently. Miss
Haines is now district, or community
nurse, in St. Adams.
Invitations have been received for the
wedding of Elton Stevens, son of C. G.
Stevens of this place, and Miss Una
Grover of Lawrence, Mass, on April II.
w G. Hodgkins has purchased of the
Celia Blodgett estate nine acres of land,
located on the old road to the Center,
the price being given as 800.
A valuable horse owned by Mrs Mitch
ell Lambert was taken i'll with black
water in the village Saturday, and died
at the Gay stable.
Mrs. B. II. Davis left here Friday
morning for Boston to join her husband,
who has been in the city during the win
ter, and who, it is expected, will return
here with her.
A class of student nurses is being
formed at the sanatorium including new
persons, and also those who were obliged
to give up their studies here when the
surgeons went into army service.
The herd of 81 cattle on the NJ. NJ.
Wilson farm has been recently tested for
tuberculin reaction and declared to be
free from any trace of the disease
Miss Lottie Merrill of Bethel has come
to serve in the suit department of the
Thomas store. Miss Merrill comes from
good deal of experience to work for
the new proprietor Of the store, who has
also another new clerk, Fl, NJ. Batchei-
der, who will be in the shoe department
Mr.. Bstchelder was formerly with shoe
store in ST. Johnsbury.
d. L. Chadwick has rented of DIR. Gift
ford the Thayer place on Highland ave
nue., and will move his family here from
Bethel in the near future.
Mrs, Carroll Billings is supplying in
the store Of V. A. Grant, during the alb
sence of Miss Lucille Grant in Wash
ington. d. G.
Mr. and Mrs. f. A, Thomas are in Bos-
ton for several days.
Roy w Demeritt Of Waterbury is in
town this week, making plans for sweet
corn acreage for the coming season.
Mail is now carried by the 1912 morn.
ing train and the northbound train,
which arrives here at 3;46 in the aft
ernoon.
Mrs, George Gauthier returned to Barre
Monday, after passing several days with
Mrs. Il. w Kent.
w. w Hartwell Of Mortified and f.
S. Whitcomb of Bellows Falls were here
last week to assist in taking the invcn-
tory of the Bell Bros. store. isabel f.
Bell Of Chicago is also here assisting his
brot hor pn1I