The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-12-24
ROXBURY

Restoration of trains temporarily
withdrawn Dec. 10 took place Dec 20
Train No. 3 does not stop at this sta
ton except for passengers going t.
| points north OF st. Albans, and trair
No, does not stop for any points un
less special request is made through
st. Adams office, and permission ha.
been given to stop the train.
Dr. Angel of Randolph was called
here professionally during the week.
Mr. and Mrs NJ Sowles, James Thor
ngton and Mrs, B. p Blanchard wert
in Montpelier shopping the first Of the
week
Henry Allen was a recent bushes.
visitor in Montpelier
G, Il. Andrews was out from North
field recently ON business connected
with some work he bought here
Among those IN Mortified recently
were Mrs. R. NJ Dickinson, Misses Ev.
elyn and Marjorie Dickinson, Mrs. VI
Goodell, Miss Helen Camp, Mrs. George
Spaulding aud Mrs Tracy.
Mrs. z. S. Stanton and Miss Jessie
Stanton were in Montpelier shopping
one day last week.
Mrs. H. G. Andrews and Mrs. F. G.
Rich were business visitors in North
field one day recently.
Mr.. and Mrs James Thorington and
Mr. and Mrs. d. p. Blanchard motored
to Mortified Saturday.
Mrs Nelson Bell, ST., Of East Gran.
vile visited her daughter, Mrs. H
G. Andrews, Monday morning
Judge H. s. Stanton was a recent
business visitor in Montpelier.
Miss Evelyn Dickinson, who has been
in Mortified the past five weeks, has
returned home.
At the last grange meeting, which
was held last week Tuesday evening
jury case in court was tried by the
members, in which they tried to con
Wet one of our worthy members of
getting a deer dear out of open sea.
son. He received his sentence smiling
ly In January comes the installation
Of officers and a supper is to be served.
State Overseer G, c. Flint is expect
cd here to install them.
Mrs. Frank Rich received word Dee.
Q Of the death Of her father, Henry
Reynolds He served in the Revolu-
tionary war. Mrs Rich was unable to
attend the funeral, which was at West
Beekmantown, y. Y, where he resided,
because Of poor health
Miss Vara Mcintyre and Mrs, Dome
were in Mortified Saturday
On, the evening Of ~ % Jessie FL
len Rich, oldest dar Ter of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Rich, was united in mar
riagc to Wallace j. Hewson Of West
Chazy, n Y. by Rev. Mr. Wright of
the Western Methodist parsonage. The
couple expect to reside in the place.
There are to be Christmas exercises
and tree at the town hall Christ
mas eve wednesday, and il is to be a
community affair, in which everyone is
invited to participate and help the chill
dren TO enjoy real Christmas spirit,
The school children, Sunday school and
grange have it in charge
II. G. Cady was a guest at r. II,
Nichols Saturday night
Mrs. r. P. Nichols was in Barre with
Mr. and Mrs. Sanborn Of Mortified,
saturday
Mrs George Spaulding and Mrs. Leon
Spaulding spent Saturday in Barre and
Montpelier, shopping.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Martin were in
Mortified Saturday afternoon.
Miss Martha Lee and Miss Anna Die
mer spent the week end recess from
their schools at the Flat and on Cram
hill, respectively, at R. c, Diemer's at
the river"
Mrs John Merrill, who has been with
Mrs. n D. Lee, her daughter. in North
Clarendon the past few weeks, returned
home last week Wednesday.
The electric power plant recently in
stalled by the Vermont Marble com
pany at the quarries here, is running
some Of the machines and also the
lighting system.
Mrs. Frank Merrill went to Palmer
Mass last Friday to remain few
days
Among those noted in Mortified on
Friday were Mr. and Mrs. B. p. Blanch-
ard, Mrs. Charles Howe, Mrs. Roy
Brown, Mrs George Neun, Mrs. 4. S.
Stanton and Miss Jessie Stanton, also
Miss Muriel Brown.
Edgar Wiley and William York, also
Arthur Shaw, were business visitors in
Mortified Saturday morning.
j. c. Rich who has been home the
past few weeks because of an injury
to his hand, returned to his work in
Whdsor Friday.
Mrs. Bert Dickinson and Mrs, How
ard Dickinson and children were in
Mortified Saturday to do some shop
ping and visit relatives and friends