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

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made in the Center cemetery.
As Rev, j. Clark was cranking his
automobile Tuesday, the crank hit him
a stunning blow on his face and
knocked out one of his teeth.
The ladies did considerable sewing
for Mrs. W. w. Haggett at the church
parlors Tuesday, 10 being present. A
fine dinner was served. All had very
pleasant time, Mrs. Haggett was much
pleased with the donation.
The ladies aid society Of the Second
church will hold social at the church
parlors Wednesday evening, Oct. 20
Ladies, bring cake. Everybody invited
Church services and Sunday school
win be held at the Second church next
Sunday at the usual time.
Mrs, G. G.. Lewis is entertaining this
week at her home her mother, Mrs
Jonathan Dwyer, and her sister, Mrs
Harry Cole, both of Brandon,
j. b. Perham is in very poor health
this fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Hall were dele
gates from the First and Second church
Sunday schools to attend the state
Sunday school convention held in Bel
lows Falls last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. j. Williams visited
relatives in Brattleboro several days
last week.
Miss Laura Parker Of Burlington, a
former high school teacher, has been
spending several days with DR.. and
Mrs Il. z. Ellis, and called on friends
in town. She visited the grange Friday
evening and gave an interesting talk
on her work in France during the war
, Mayor Eugene G. Glysson Of Barre
was in town Saturday to place a mon
ument on Mrs. U. A. Clark's burial lot
at the Center cemetery.
DIR. and Mrs. Allen Gage Of St Johns
bury and DIR. and Mrs. George Gage
of Barre were Sunday visitors of Mrs
G. b. Fisk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Holt closed their
house Thursday and went to Barre
where they expect to spend the winter
| Mrs, w. w Haggett, who has been a
great sufferer the past few weeks with
sore hand, is now gaining.
Mr.. and Mrs. + Blair went Tuesday
on an automobile trip to visit rela
tiyes in Springfield and in Nashua, \
H., and Lowell, Mass, expecting to be
gone two weeks.
G. H. Holden goes the last Of thi.
week to Worcester, Mass, to accom-
pany Mrs. Holden home She has been
visiting several weeks Ia Providence
r. T., and Worcester He makes the
journey in his automobile
A. W. Feleh, who bought the Dr. +
| ]. Locke place, has closed his house aud
returned TO Three Rivers, Mich, whert
he plans To spend the winter.
| Mr.. and Mrs Bannister and Mrs
ella Eddy Of Mortified were Cuisines,
visitors in town "Wednesday.
Mrs, U. a. CLARK closed her cottage
Monday and went to Hartford, Conn,
where she will spend several weeks be
I fore going to New York City to spend
the winter
| Forty couples were present at tbs
annual Masonic ball Thursday evening
Considering the inelemency Of this
weather, this was a large number, and
all seemed to have very enjoyable
I time.
! Mrs. NJ, H. Chase, who has been sick
the past two weeks, suffering viii
asthma, is now slowly convalesciug
! r. Fl. Simmons went to Barre o.
Thursday with a load Of household
goods for Mr. and Mrs. T. J.. Holt
| C. H. Holden took an automobile
party to Mortified Saturday on i
/ business and pleasure trip combined
The members Of the party were Mr.
and Mrs f. White and daughter Edith
Mrs Jennie Smith and Mrs. A. i. Fol
lsnsbec They visited Norwich univer
tatty and had the pleasure Of looking
over some OF the buildings.