The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-10-14
WELLS RIVER


Henry Munsell of Springfield was a
visitor in town Friday Of last week.
Mrs. Mead was taken to Cottage hos
pital last week, where she was operated
''.s~" - ondicitis. She is making
good recovery.
Ernest Lamere finished work in Bucks
drug store last Saturday. He left on
Tuesday for Claremont, n. H., where he
expects to find employment for the win
ter.
Miss Angie Mcclellan, who has been
ena,luveu 4arlng tine summer as pastry
cook at Hale's tavern, left for her home
last Monday morning
Adolphus Greenwood recently OF
Woodsville, had narrow escape with his
life last Friday when the car which he
was driving over Barnet mountain went
over the side of an embankment. In
turning out for two other ears the road.
way on the side gave way and he crashed
through the fence down an embankment
OF about 10 feet. The heavy Cadillac
turned completely over throwing Mi.
Greenwood out He suffered, as lar as
could be learned, broken arm and leg.
He was taken TO the Catholic hospital
at st. Johnsburv, where ii was reported
that he had internal injuries and pos
| sibly a broken back. The car was dam
! aged about the hood considerably Mr.
Greenwood had only recently sold oil
1 his farm in Bath. N H. and was moving
| to St Johnsbury where he had employ
ment for the winter. Both he and his
family have the sincere sympathy OF MS
many friends.
The district meeting of the Woman's
Relief corps will be held in Wells River
Wednesday evening. a banquet Will be
served during the evening and inspec-
! ton will be reviewed by the district Off.
/ GERS.
Miss Maize Rumsey and Mrs. Boutwell,
were visitors at the home OF Miss Rum
sey's father last week.
Mrs. Lorin Wright, who has been ex-
tremely SEX for the past several days, is
reported 10 be much improved.
Mr.. and Mrs j. Weed Of Hardwick,
/ Mass. were wcek-e visitors at the
home Of Hiram Smith.
Lewis Smith only recently returned
from his vacation at Center Hardwick,
Mass
Mrs. Stmgiss. Mrs Glover and Roscoe
Smith. who have been spending several
weeks at the tavern, motored TO their
home in New Britain, Conn, last Fri
day
On Oct ., Mrs. L. d. Smith gave a
party to u Young ladies' in honor OF the
birthday OF Miss Jeanette Farwell.
On Oct. Is Cottage hospital viii eele-
brate it, donation day. All donation;
will be gratefully received To those un.
able to personally visit the hospital, they
may leave their articles at the Woods
Vile Variety store.
The first meeting Of the D. A. r, was
held al the home Of MIS- john Straw d
Woodsyille last Thursday evening. 4
paper on "Americanism' was read BY
Mrs. May Randall and the story, "Th'
Stranger Within Thy Gates was reaC
: by Mrs. l. NJ Bank Miss Helen Jone'
gave some interesting anecdotes about
the town Of Hayerhill.
The annual meeting of the w. c. 7. I
was held at Woodsyille last week. TIT
following officers were elected: Presi
I dent, Mrs Lovejoy; vice president, Mrs
I l. G.. Brown; secretary, Mrs, L. 5. Miller
| treasurer, Mrs. j. Thornton.
a large number from Woodsville at
tended The grand lodge of Odd Fellow
! and RehelSahs held at Laconia, n H,
last Tuesday and Wednesday. Thu
meeting was celebration Of the 1901
4 anniversary Of Odd Fellowship in Amer
( lea
The Woodsville entertainment cours
/ is to be conducted this year as formerl,
by the White Entertainment bureau
First number Oct. "a