The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-05-06
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Enoch Smith of Bradford is in town
and is boarding at Neil Knapp's.
The proceeds Of the May breakfast
amounted to $40 net.
Mrs. s. j. Livingston of Maine is in
town, visiting old friends.
William Fifield, ST., is in Heaton hos
pitaI for an operation for hernia.
Aurelean Clark has finished boarding
at Ernest Smiths and is now at Will
Clarke's.
Vera Rogers was i'll last week at Mont
peier seminary with measles.
Fred Walbridge and Leon Perry were
in Barre last week to attend the senior
play, THE Fascinating Fanny Brown"
Z. t. Paquin was home from Spring
field last week.
David Uric of Craftsbury was in town
last Wednesday to see his aunt, Mar
garet Cunningham, who has been poorly
for several weeks
Mrs. Walter Perry, who has been CON
fined to wheelchair for over Il years
is now improving from a relapse of sew
eral weeks confinement in bed, during
which time she received many letters
and cards conveying the love and sym
pathy of friends. She was also remem
bered in many other ways by beautiful
flowers, fruit and other delicacies, all of
which were so much appreciated and for
which she has expressed so much thank
fulness to everyone far and near for
their kindly membranes.
Miss Merna Walbridge is at home
from Montpelier seminary, ILL.,
nl,eg ,ola
to her patrons that she is unable to can.
vass for the Mitchell & Church company
goods and Lawrence hose but will take
orders at her home by person or tele-
phone adv.
AT the communion service last Sunday
at the Congregational church, one new
member was admitted and two children
were baptized.
Miss Louise Uric of Craftsbury is
spending few days with her aunt, Mar
garet Cunningham.
Veterinary Wakefield OF Hardwick
was in town Wednesday.
| Rev NJ. w. Hale was in Worcester
| Thursday to ofiicisto at the burial Of
| Mrs Gladys Wood, whose remains have
been resting in the vault
The horse of j. |. Stone ran away
last week, throwing Mr.. Stone down and
injuring his neck quite badly. No bones
were broken.
Mrs. Celia harrington of Marshtield
spent few days last week with old
| friends here.
Lyman Clough is ILL.,
| Ashley Barnett, who belonged to the
| l0lst ammunition train and has been in
| France ls months, has returned home.
| Although on the Verdun front two
months and in many battles, he returns
without scar.
Mr.. and Mrs, W. H. Myers Of Mont
pelier were oyer-Sunday visitors in
| town.
Clifton Rogers is clerking for Glenn
Hatch
Harold Lance and George Laird were
business visitors in Barre Friday.
Ora Kinds of Walden was guest at
Arthur Rogers last week,
| Cabot has again gone over the top
wit hthe fifth Liberty loan.
| Mrs. Jennie Hickie and son, Wendall,
arrived at their summer home from
Orange City, Fla, Friday night.
Homer Harrington of Marshfed was
in town several days last week, working
at his farm.
Orlando Heath was in Worcester on
Thursday to convey the remains of Mrs.
Gladys Wood for burial.
Rev. Mr., Goddard and family have
moved into the NJ Il. parsonage.
r. j. 0rne of East Berkshire has
moved into the harrington tenement and
is running the creamery.
Next Sunday will be observed as ia
theirs and mothers day at the Congrega-
tional church. A committee of invita-
ton has been appointed, expecting the
fathers and sons will outnumber the
mothers and daughters, who viii be seat
ed on opposite sides of the church Moth
ers, don't let the men beat US in num-
bers.
A pre- memorial sermon will be de-
livered at the Congregational church
Sunday morning, May 25, by Rev. NJ. W.
Hale. All old veterans and families and
all returned soldier boys are cordially
invited to be present and on Memorial
day join with the procession, which
usually marches to the cemetery.
| II. II. Foster was guest over Sunday
at Col. Herbert Fosters in East Calais