The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-10-22

An exhibition of canning and other
work was held by the pupils of Haver
hill, N. H., academy last week. The
work showed very satisfactory results.
Exercises by the scholars and an adj
dress by Mr.. Bailey completed the ex
hibition.
The home for aged women for Graf.
ton county is progressing rapidly. 1t
is expected that this home will be
| opened somewhere in the town of Ha
verhil A meeting regarding same was
| held in Pearson hall, Haverhill, n H.,
last Thursday, at which time many
of the details were discussed.
Miss Irma Weston and Earl Bailey
were married at the home of the groom
at Woodsville, Rev. Farnsworth Off
ciating.
Main street, Woodsville, is being Ere
viyed' by a new coat of concrete. This
work will greatly improve the riding
qualities of the street.
Season tickets for the Woodsyille lee
ture course have been placed in the W.
|
greatly aid to their Wells River at
tendance, which has always been large.
A large number from here saw Dart
mouth win from Penn State last Sat
urday by score Of 10 to l3. Among
| those who attended were Learned
Smith and wife, r. +. Farwell and
wife, Samuel Hutchns and wife, Philo
Van Dyke and his brother, Drs. Wood
man and Perry, Francis Peach, John
Stevens and several high school stu
dents
Leon Wilson was most unfortunate
in getting both hands caught in the
rollers at the Adams Paper Co. plant
last week The fingers were badly
damned and the nerves hurt, but under
the efficient care of DR., Perry he soon
expects to be at work again
J. +. Hale was one from here who
attended the shrine meeting at Sher-
brooke, P. O., last week Saturday and
Sunday He reports wonderful time.
| Miss Madeline Peach is home from
her school in Boston on account of i'll
health.
Railroad accident week is to be Oh
served from the 18th to the 3lst This
Is under the direction of A. Il. Duffy,
who expects to reduce accidents dur.
/ ing this period to minimum Repre-
! sentatiyes from foreign countries are
watching this test with great interest
and are asking for many pointers.
Work of cleaning the streets and
roads for winter in the village limits
was begun this week. It is a work
which produces more noticeable results
in the spring during the high water pc
riod than it does at the present time.
Miss Theresa Pope of Aubmndale.
Mass, and George Elder were married
at the home of the bride IN Auburndale
on Wednesday night After a short
wedding trim they will make their
/ home ~ Arlington. Many among the
younger people will remember Mrs. Ri
der az the daughter Of Frank Pope, who
made his home here for many years.
Mr. and Mrs Merton Miller were
guests at the wedding of Miss Pope
and Mrs Elder at Auburndale, Mass.
Russell Bailey Of Dartmouth was
week end visitor at the home Of his
| parents Mr.. and Mrs Nelson Bailey
| Mr., Winship, formerly of Bradford
and employed in the National bank of
Newbury, having sold his> home il
! Bradford, has rented the Hebb down
stairs apartment and moved his family
here last week.
! Miss Anthnoy entertained friend
| from Claremont, ~ H.. and Spring
field Mass, the latter part of Ia
week.
Mrs. John Butson, who underwent an
operation at Cottage hospital several
weeks ago, was able to come home last
Sunday
Forrest Heath, who since his dis
charge from the navy has been work
| ing in Orleans is visiting at the home
of his mother, Mrs Allen.
Miss Isabelle Miller of Manchester.
n. H., came Tuesday TO be present at
the marriage of her brother, Merton.
| When the horses on the endurance
race passed through here last week,
! everyone was on the lookout for Bob
and he and his rider were the ones
that received the cheers Without the
least bit of doubt, Bob was the favor.
lite with most of the people and we
were all sorry not TO see him finish, yet
we all appreciate the game fight he
made of it,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Baldwin motored
to Boston last week Friday, spending
the week end with their daughter, Der
nice, and Miss Lucille Angell
Archie Hunter, a former Wells Riv-
/ or how and now a Npr,piph o+,,Jo,4