The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-09-10
BROOK FIELD

WI anu wi o. Il VI ANtlFti AitA Ahi
guests last week Mr.. and Mrs. James
Duncan and son, RUSSELL of Boston, and
Mrs. Julia Seabury of Waterbury They
are entertaining this week their son, Neil
o, Ralph, and wife and daughter, Norma,
Of Barre.
While James McDerment was working
on the road Monday afternoon, he was
run into by one of his fellow workmen,
who was riding a motorcycle, knocking
him down and injuring his back quite
badly
The church services will be held next
Sunday at the SECOND church Sunday
school at 1880 p. tm. Church service
at 1880 P. m Rev. Fraser Metzger
minister
Al the meeting Of the Red Cross
Wednesday, the vote was taken for this
branch to disband, There are several
ladies in this branch who have done a
great amount of work since the Red
Cross was organized in this place
Among the people from here who are
attending the state fair this week are
Mr. and Mrs A. r. Rumney, their son,
Wesley, and daughter, Miss Corabel.
Mrs. Mary Nye and son, Richard Aye,
of Berlin, were guests Sunday of Mrs
Savilla Greene
The members Of the First church and
society will hold their business meeting
at the parlor Of the First church Satur
day afternoon, Sept. 49, at | o'clock. A
good attendance is desired
The members Of the Second church
and society will hold their business meet
ing in the parlors Of the Second church
( Saturday afternoon Sept, ID, at 3 o'clock,
It is hoped everybody will come,
Mrs Halsey Philbrick and son, Halsey
Philbrick, and wife Of Hartford, Conn,
came Saturday to spend few weeks
with her daughter, Mrs. Frank Kenyon,
at her cottage They board with Mr.
and Mrs c. l. nugan.
DR.. and Mrs Frank Partridge and
daughter, who have been spending a few
weeks at the upham cottage, returned
Thursday to their home in Worcester,
Mass
T. f. Benham has not been feeling as
well the past week.
Horace kibbee of Concord N. H., was
the guest several days last week OF Mr.
and Mrs, A. Il. Sargent
Guy A. 0sha Of Randolph has sold the
Pickel farm to Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin l..
Perry; possession given Oct |.
John Heath, who has been living with
bis daughter Mrs. Arthur Mitchell, in
Berlin, came to the Center last week.
He has rented rooms in +, L. Wills
house, where he viii stay for while.
Mr.. and Mrs. w S. .Allis closed their
summer cottage, Hillerest, and went to
their home in Norwich Conn, Thursday.
Miss Clara Smith of Winchester,
Mass, spent several days last week at
the home of Frank w. Patterson.
Miss Corabel Rumney who has spent
the last year in Hartford, Conn, came
home last week to spend her vacation
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. r..
Rumney She was accompanied by two
lady friends.
T. II. Mason Of Randolph spent Sun.
day with his mother, Mrs, Mary Mason.
f. o. Ralph and r Marsh were in
Randolph Friday to attend the funeral
of Theodore Williams.
Mrs. Nettie MattooH of Holyoke,
Mass, is visiting her brother, II, W.
Hyde, and wife.
Miss Anna Clark returned to her
school work in New York City Thurs
day.
Fifteen ladies met at the church par
lors Thursday to clean the church. They
were assisted by a few Of the church
brothers. A good dinner was served,
An seemed to have plenty of work and
jolly good time.
Fl. NJ Gaylord and Guy A, 0sha of
Randolph were in town Wednesday on
business.
Deeds have been filed in the town
clerks office by George w. Panton, con
veying his farm and personal property
situated on the east hill, known as the
Banister farm, to Mr., and Mrs. Richard
Annis Of Montana. They have already
taken possession
Theron H. Culver of Royalton visited
his sister, Mrs A. B. Whittier, last week.
Mr.. Culver has accepted the position of
teacher in physics and chemistry in the
Bordentown Military institute in New
Jersey for the coming year.
Earl, oldest child of Mr. and Mrs, Carl
c, Stone, is very sick, suffering with
assesses.