The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-06-04
CORINTH

Lewis True and family and Mr. and
Mrs. l. d. Heath went to Tilton, n H.,
last Thursday to visit Charles Virgins
and family. Mrs. Virgins is Mr.. Heath's
daughter.
Mrs. Roscoe Williams held an auction
at her late residence last Tuesday. She
is to spend the major part of the sum
mer with her daughter, Lena, at Berk
shire and later viii keep house at Mont
pelier so that her daughter, Carrie, can
board with her
Ohio Williams has taken out the agen.
cy for life insurance He has resigned
as clerk and treasurer OF the Orange
County Telephone company, to take eff
feet the middle of June. 1t is expected
that it will remain in the house and Mr..
Kingsley will be his successor.
II. w. Chalmers reduced his force of
help by five Saturday night, as he has
nearly completed the board saving and
does not need as many when turning
bobbins.
H. w. Chalmers has exchanged his
truck for one of much larger capacity
and his seven passenger Buick for five
passenger Oldsmobie
The pre- Memorial exercises were very
good at the academy hall Thursday aft
ernoon and were attended by a goodly
number of citizens, after which the
teacher and her scholars marched to the
Center cemetery and decorated the sol
diers' graves.
Last week the following stones were
erected at the Center cemetery: One for
Miss Maud Patrick, for little Alton, son
Of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Morse, for
w. f. Woodcock's son, one for little
Clyde son of Mr. and Mrs. W. S, Seyene.
This would be good example for others
to follow who have friends there that
no one knows their location save those
who are constant visitors TO the Gene
terry.
Some of the roads were so badly
washed during the continued rain they
are deemed almost beyond repair.
Frank Lackey is on the road to recov-
cry.
Eleanor Chalmers is improving from
her lameness of several weeks so she
rode out on Sunday. She has to use one
crutch still.
Mrs David Sargent returned home
last Thursday from her visit at Spring.
field, Mass, with her son, Roy, and at
Boston visiting her cousin She was
absent II days.
Rev, Sylvester p. Robertson and wife
of Sunderland, Mass, are spending their
vacation at Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. BOWS,
who live at South Corinth on the Charles
A. Washburn farm. Rev Robertson
preached at the Center last Sunday aft
ernoon and those who were present had
the privilege of listening to a very able
discourse. Your correspondent was mis-
informed in regard to his coming as a
candidate for the place, for such is not
the case.
Mrs. +. j. Hutton and Mrs A. w.
Eastman are attending grand chapter,
o. L. S., this week at Burlington.
Amos Dickinson's widow spent last
week at her brother.in-law's Melvin H,
Dickinson. She runs large lodging
house near Boston. She is spending this
week at G. A. Dinsmores at Chelsea.
She was accompanied by her little grand
child.
John Munroe is at Lisben, N. H., to
see his brother, who has lately been
discharged and returned from France.
Henry Green of Woodsville, n. H.,
came to Wallace Chalmers on Sunday.
Mr. Chalmers went after him with his
car.
Most of the schools in town close
this week on Friday.
w. s. Seyene has moved to Dearborn
hill to the Pearl Darling farm.
Otis Page of Hyde Park is in town.
Aaron w. Eastman has resigned as
road commissioner and G. Bert Hastings
has been appointed as his successor