The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-06-18
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cordially invited to join the company and
have a pleasant time.
The household goods of the late Mrs.
Lamson viii be sold at private sale at
her late residence on June 90 and Pa
adv
The Red Cross will meet with Mrs.
Lima Wheeler at lower Cabot Friday
afternoon, June 90 There is a great
deal of sewing to be done and large
attendance is hoped for.
Bernard Urban has gone to Montpelier
to work ON farm for an indefinite
time.
Charles Foster and Il. P. Walbridge
were guests at Col. H. s. Fosters in
North Calais the first of the week.
Mrs. Raymond Bolton was home from
Middlebury Friday to attend the 0. i. s.
meeting.
| Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Russell recently
spent several days at the home of their
son, Leslie, in Barre.
| Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hopkins of Quechee
were in town last week visiting their
parents.
Mrs. Thomas Crowley and daughter of
Greensboro spent several days at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Nelson re-
Gently.
Mrs. Leila Blodgett has moved from
| west hill to the home of her brother,
Moses, in this village.
| News has been received that Lieut.,
Raymond Bolton has been promoted to
captain.
Mr. and Mrs Leslie Russell and daugh-
ter were at Hiram Russelps over Sun
day.
| B. g. Rogers and son, Earl, Lee Dow,
Fred Houghton, Charles Houghton and
Howard Wilson were in the northern
part of New Hampshire last week, called
Dartmouth college grant, on fishing
trip, bringing home over 500 pounds OF
| fish
Mrs. William O'Brien and daughter of
Greensboro were over-Sunday guests at
A. V. Nelson's.
Mrs. Il. j. Rogers and son, Jack, were
guests last week at the home of MIR. and
Mrs Cassidy at Enosburg Falls.
Mrs. Eta Walbridge, Mrs. Pliny
Smith, Mrs Sallie Lyford and Mrs. w.
X. Putnam were business visitors in
Barre recently.
Fred Emery was recently called to
Barnet by the death Of his mother.
Archie Russell has returned home from
overseas
Mrs. Frank Marsh of Calais was a
guest at the home OF her brother, Harry
Pike, last week.
Peter Urban is putting in cement steps
at H. Ii. Fosters house
Mrs Holden of Stowe has been caring
for her daughter, Mrs. Z. l.. Goddard,
during her recent illness.
The ladies of the w. R. c. wish to
thank the townspeople and residents OF
the village for the many acts of kind
ness shown them on Memorial day, by
conveying them to the cemetery and
gratuitous use of the lawn where they
held their memorial exercises, the
wreaths and flowers so freely furnished
| by the school children, all of which
helped to create a more patriotic spirit,
especially in the hearts Of the rising gen
leration,
Some Misunderstanding has been ex-
pressed of late in regard to pension bust
ness and it is thought advisable that
people in general be rightly informed IN
order to save themselves from fine by
hiring or borrowing money by security
on a pension A good idea for anyone
is to study the outside of a pension pa
per.
Cabot school boys went to Plainiield
last week and played game OF ball,
the result being score of Ia to IN
favor of Cabot.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Dana and daughter
of Franklin, N. H., were in town to at
tend Masonic meeting as guests OF
L. ID. Waldo.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Barr of Bakersfield
were guests of their aunt, Mrs. Julia
Barr, last week.
S. C. Voodry was business visitor in
Barre last week.
Rev. +. Il. Currier occupied the pulpit
at the Congregational church last Sun
day in the absence of Rev. NJ. W. Hale
at Barre.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Merritt were in
Boston recently to replenish his stock OF
automobiles,
Roger osgood of Concord is spending
few days at Leslie fuckers.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. H. 0sgood of Concord
were in town last Thursday on their
way to Burlington, where Mrs 0sgood
has gone for treatment at the hospital.
Hazel Osgood and sister of Concord
are guests of Frances Burnham at the
home of her mother, Mrs. Clarina Burn
ham.
Alton Benjamin Of Franklin, n H.,
was in town last week to attend the
! Masonic meeting as guest at II. IL,
Fosters.
A swarm of bees which recently start
ed from A. A. Hopkins headed towards
the south, but finally landed in the chin
ney of w. S. Ford. Now the question
is, how to get the honey.
Mrs. Royce Talbert and children spent
several days last week at her old home
in Walden.
Miss Eva Clough was very pleasantly
surprised recently by the pupils of lower
Cabot school, where she is teaching, when
on her last birthday they presented her
several useful gifts and served refresh
, ments of cake, lemonade and fruit,
Mrs. Leon Haines and sister, Bessie
Beaton, were business visitors in Mont
pelier recently.
Mrs. Cary Smith motored to Hardwick
last week, stopping at Perley Pixies.
Green Mountain chapter, No 49, o. f..
S., met in regular session June Is and
the degrees were conferred on Cora B.
Warren Lemonade, saltines and waters
were served. The grand honors were
given Brother George b. McCrillis, the
associate grand patron for the coming
year. At the next regular meeting sew
eral candidates will be initiated
ORANGE
Closing day exercises will be held at