The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-08-14
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Maurice Wyllie, with two friends from
Woodsyille, n H., has gone to Saskatcht~
| wan to work in the wheat fields.
j. II. Beckwith yesterday attended the
state convention of rural letter carriers
| in Barton. He travelled with 0. H. Flint
of South Royalton, carrier at that
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. John N. Beckwith and
their daughter of Springfield, Mass
came yesterday to visit at j. H. Beck
with's.
Mrs. C. E. Riley, with her daughter
Ruth, of Clifton Springs, N. y, is visit
! ing her mother, Mrs. Nj. l.. Wilson
Louis, the one year old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. David Come, died Of pneumonia yes
terday morning. Funeral services were
held at 4 o'clock, Rev. j. Wesley Miller
officiating,
! Charles j. White, while working on
/ repairs at the old Church school house
yesterday, fortunately escaped serious
injury when part of the gable fell out
upon him.
Oscar Sharp and Wallace Sharp OF
] Nieholville, N. Y, came yesterday t.
visit John Bush and Mrs. Mary Root
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph c. Marsh and
daughter of Waltham, Mass, came yes
terday to visit at James p Marsh's.
| r. A. Abbott was in Mortified yes.
terday to move goods from that place to
B. f. Naramore's farm in Williamstown
Mrs, w. 7. King and Miss Alice King
! have returned from a months visit with
Mrs. Kings sister, Mrs. c. A. Cramton Of
St. Johnsbury.
| The abutments of the bridge over 10:
Gust creek, near Judson Morses, are be-
! ing rebuilt under the direction of Sc.
lectman A. N. Newell They were weak
ened by high water in the spring.
| Rev. w. G. Harvey has group OF
boys camping near the deer's leap on
the Rutland road.
c. o. Spaulding and Kenneth R
| Spaulding of Rutland, former residents
were here yesterday.
| Nelson NJ Gay has been absent sew.
eral days from the Kimball store, due to
illness, from which he is recovering.
!, John Noble, Rev. w. C. Harvey and
D. A. Abbott together landed a six pound
eel at the power company's dam recently
| The eel measured three and one-haif 1eet
/ in length.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred L. Gilman of Bed
ford Que, are in town for visit after
fortnights stay at another old home
in Bradford, n. II. Mr.. and Mrs Wesley
! Gilman also are here
| H. O. Nicolai Of Boston, former resi-.
| dent, was here yesterday.
I Guests at the inn yesterday included
NJ. Il. Westover and family of Montreal
! james r. Coutts and Rev John b. Rear.
| don of Barre. Mr. and Mrs. J. Il. Law.
renee of Wolcott, n ", Mr.. and Mrs
| G. J Lawrence of Palmyra, n. ", Mr.
and Mrs. ID. Fl. Skinner and Mrs. Alma
McAllister of Waitsfield and Commits.
sioner of Industries j. S. Buttles OF
! Brandon.
| Several witnesses were in Rutland on
Tuesday to give evidence in the case OF
W. +. Hager of Wallingford and the
Cosmopolitan Trust Co of Boston Dam
ages TO the plaintiffs mill in Stoekbridgs
while rented by the defendants some
! years ago are alleged.
! George V. Dumas of Grand Haven
Mich, has been visiting his sister, Mrs
/ f. f. Martell
| Mrs Esther LaDue il visiting her
/ brother in West Hartford.
Mr.. and Mrs, Grover Bowen and their
two children went yesterday to visit
| relatives in. Barre
Bascom house guests yesterday incud
| ed Scott d. WEIGH Of Barre, f. r
Allen of Durham, Quebec, Misses
! Beulah Gum Of Wells River and Marion
Ramsey Of Woodsville, N. H., registered
nurses, MIR and Mrs. A. J. Phillips OF
! Norwood, n Y. Mrs. Richmond Skinner
and Billy Skinner of Royalton.
George F.. Burrelle moved his family
/ yesterday from the Bailey house, recent
/ ~ sold, on River street, to David T.
/ DYKES house on Main street.