The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-09-13
SOUTH RYEGATE

Mrs. Crank Rosa accompanied Mrs. T..
Andreoletti to Boston this week to re-
ceive hospital treatment.
! 1t is reported that Gust Rabaioli has
purchased the McAllister store and goods
! and as soon as he is released from u. S.
service he will embark in business in
South Ryegate.
Forbes Beaton has bought of James
Craigie the building lot next to Axel
Anderson's property.
Ensign William McKillop arrived home
! Thursday for visit to his mother, Mrs.
Emma Taisey.
Miss Georgianna Brown, who has been
working in the telephone exchange at
Bradford, has secured a position at the
| Groton exchange and will live at home.
Miss Corinne Samuelson is at Han
over n H., this week, acting as special
nurse for Mrs Joanna Duncan, who re-
Gently underwent an operation at the
Mary Hitchcock hospital.
Harry Sanderson has left the employ
of the Montpelier & Wells River rail
road and is working for the James Beat
on Granite company.
Misses Mary, jamie and Edna Hearth,
| who have all been employed at the
Clement inn, Pequaket, n. H., through
the summer came home last week Miss
| Mary has gone to Groton to teach in
the same school she had last year, Edna
to Wells River to take up her last years
work in high school.
Walter Buchanan, the last of the South
Ryegate boys to return from France,
has gone to work for +. j. Tewksbury,
who has kept his old job waiting for
him.
Orange Morrison who recently sold
his farm on the Groton road, has rented
the lower floor of Mrs Emma Gibson's
house and they will make their home
here for the present.
Mrs. Jacob Mills of Helena, Mont, is
making a brief visit to her brother,
Samuel Mills, on her way home from
summer spent with her daughter in
Maine.
Anderson Holmes of Sacramento, Cal,
who has spent a month or more in Yer
mont among his sisters and brothers,
started for the Pacific coast Monday
morning.
Mrs. H. Samuelson is making visit
in Concord, N. H., having returned with
Miss Olga Johnson last week.
Mrs George Cochran of Ryegate died
Wednesday evening after two weeks ILL
ness with acute Bright's disease. Her
husband died about two years ago and
since that time she had not been in the
best of health. She and her husband
were charter members and constant at
tendants of the Presbyterian church at
South Ryegate and for many years she
served as organist, so that South Rye
gate feels the loss of this estimable lady,
as well as her immediate neighborhood
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Doe are preparing
to move into the M. f. Sargent tene.
ment vacated by Mrs. Rouhan and which
adjoins their store.
The absence Of street lights since the
burning Of the transformer house is an
annoyance to all who are abroad after
dark. but the promise of better lights
than heretofore serves to keep everybody
patient
A reception was given Rev j. s. Gar
win and family at the L. P. church par
Tors Thursday evening, which was very
plSdsdHb bNCdSlui EDNpfl AuuitsStn OF
welcome were given by Rev w NJ Nc
Kinlay, Rev. W. L Bailey and Rev. l.
X. Simpson of Ryegate. Misses Ceeile
Brock, Anna Buchanan and Hazel McIver
rendered solos and Charles Taggart of
Newbury, the well-known entertainer of
the Redpath lyceum bureau, rounded out |
the program with several selections,
pianologue and eornet solo, all of which !
were enthusiastically received.
William A. Roy, who has been very
sick for four weeks, is failing and his
recovery is doubtful
The teachers of the local teachers
school attended the county convention |
at st. Johnsbury Monday
L. r. Brock and c. Zambelli have
bought the shop just vacated by Henry /
Lindsey and the island connected, which |
they are to utilize for the granite bust
ness.
A supper was given in the Presbyte-
rian church vestry Friday evening at s
O'Clock to the men of the congregation,
no ladies being present. A fine time is