The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-10-30
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time at the X. Of p hall Don't miss
the Halloween box party at $3.50 Fri.
day evening Admission, Toe for q few
rounds of fun and entertainment Civ.
en- by the school children, which will
last a whole evening adv
About l6 Of the young friends Of
Miss Dorothy Hudson assembled at her
home last Monday evening to remind
her that it was her 18th birthday. She
was the recipient of several very pretty
gifts. Refreshments were served, in
Guiding a large birthday cake with
candles.
H. d. McCrillis aud s. A. Swerdfeger
attended the district meeting Of the
Masonic order at Barre Wednesday
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Dewey of Fra
mingham, Mass, are visiting her par
ents, Mr., and Mrs. s II. Packer
Rolin Balch of the Haskill Adams
company, Boston, was a business visit
or in town Wednesday
Harry Packer returned Tuesday to
his home in Franklin, ~ H., after
spending a few days with his parents
Clyde A. Stubs of Portland, ME,
was visitor in town Wednesday.
Mrs Lee Shortt. Mrs A. r. Cole and
Carroll Goodridge were visitors in
Montpelier Wednesday.
Mrs Daniel Mcintyre OF Cabot is the
guest of Mrs Fred Grace.
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Swerdfeger were
in Barnet Sunday to visit Mrs Swerd-
fegers nephew. +. L. Mcdowell
Mrs. g. Z. Thwing was business
visitor in Montpelier Thursday
Mrs. Grin Baldwin visited relatives
in Mortified few days last week
Mr. and Mrs. G. Fl. Collins were in
Vergennes the last Of the week, visiting
relatives.
Miss McNorton, a graduate of Heat
on hospital and at present superintend-
ent of a surgical and medical ward in
Brooklyn hospital has been spending
the past month at A. A. Lynde's
John Deering of Darlington, K. l., a
former resident Of this town, is the
guest Of Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Lynde.
The topic for Sunday morning will
be, Peters Recovery on the Way
Back" In the evening. the pastor will
speak on "The After.War Work of the
Red Cross"
The ladies Of the NJ f. church gave a
very successful harvest dinner and sup
per last Friday.
Remember the Halloween box social,
entertainment and promenade at X of
p hall nexttFriday evening, under the
auspices of the village school The pro-
ceeds are to be ased TO secure better
equipment. Come and help the young
people in their effort and enjoy pleas
Wt evening,
Mrs Ernest McColl and two children
Of Brooklyn, N. y, are spending few
weeks with her father, G, D. Smith.
Mr., McColl came with them, but has
returned home
d. S, Hall has rented his village resi-
dence to f. c. Phelps and is moving to
South Cabot
Mr. and Mrs H. D. McCrillis and son,
George, spent a few days in Burlington
recently, the guests of Prof and Mrs.
Evans
Miss Emily II. Stickney of the Kurn
Hattin homes is spending few days
in town
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles johnson re-
turned Tuesday from Bristol, Conn,
aud Edwin Johnson accompanied them.
Mason Tabor Of Acushnet, Mass,
was the guest of his cousin, Merton
Morse, recently,
f. G. Whitney of New Hampshire is
in town in the interest of the Christ
mas tree trade.
Private Ralph 0. Sprague arrived at
his home in Cabot from overseas last
Monday, starting from Brest Oct. u,
arriving in New York Oct 20 and get
ting an honorable discharge in Camp
Dix, ~ j. He enlisted Feb. 7, 1918,
training in Camp Wadsworth, S. G.,
and went overseas Sept. Is, 1918, with
the 57th Pioneer infantry, returning
with the z. w. f. Co. His many
friends arc pleased to welcome him
home and to know that he is well, with
the exception Of a slight cold contract
ed while coming over on the boat.