The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-03-20

PdgemenL OF MISS My bOlc VI tHl'
place to Earl 5. Hewitt Of Soutf
Royalton was announced,
Fred Putnam and Frank Putnam ol
South Royalton were in town Tuesday
to attend the funeral of their uncle
Charles Putnam.
Miss Clara Stevens of town visited al
her home in Rochester from Thurs
day to Saturday.
Miss AIdula Tucker has gone to her
home in Rochester, where she is Ill
with tonsilitis.
Fred w Rowland and Selden s.
Brooks of South Royalton were in
town Wednesday to attend the county
listers meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Hayes of Straf-
ford were in Wilder last Friday to at
tend the funeral of an aunt.
Fred Lyman of Broad Brook was a
business caller in town recently.
Harry Bruce of South Strafford has
come to White River junction and is
working in the box factory.
/ Misses Velma H. LaFountain and
Dorothy B. Smith are passing the week
in Boston.
Miss Mercedes Murphy passed the
week at her home in Plymouth, Mass.
Leonard d. Wheeler left the middle
Of the week for a business trip to
Boston.
John Waldo, i'll for the past few
weeks with rheumatism, is slowly re.
covering.
Secretary Fred L, Davis was in
Montpelier Tuesday and Wednesday
TO attend a committee meeting of the
Vermont State Fair association.
James A. Stacy, who has been quite
i'll for the past few days, is slowly
regaining his health.
Miss Rose Greeley of Rochester was
recent guest at the home of Mrs. and
Mrs. A. H. Dutton of Maple street.
James Brown and David +. Hunt Of
the Hartford post, No. 20, American
Legion, were in Montpelier Friday, at
tending meeting Of the Vermont
State Legion.
Wayne H. Nichols, president and
general manager of the New York and
Dominion Pulp Wood company, is
spending some time at his home in
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank d. Smith of
Portland. Me, are newcomers in town.
Mr. Smith is the new superintendent
Of the b. +. Andrews & Son company.
p. j.. Adams is installing a complete
line Of wood working machinery in his
building on Railroad street. The plant
viii be operated by electric power and
this part Of the plant is already IN
stalled. Mr. Adams informs US that
the new saving and planning machines
are the newest and most efficient OF
their kind in the market
The Woman's Literary club and the
LOYAL club will hold a joint meeting
Monday afternoon. March % at Gates
Memorial library Prof Peach of Nor
witch university will address the clubs,
his subject being, Writers and Their
Ways Prof. Peach is a very pleasing
speaker and it is hoped there will be
a good attendance at this meeting
Charles L. LeBouryeau, jr.. is i'll with |
the mumps.
Mrs. Sarah NJ. Chapman, mother of |
Frank II. Chapman. died at the home |
Il her son on Fairview Thursday, |
March H. from an acute attack Of /
She was in her SD year
and was the widow Of John II. Chip I
man, who died at Bellows Falls in (
1900. The funeral was held at the I
home OF her son Saturday forenoon at
10 O'Clock, Rev. Richard Bolton off
eiating. Interment was in Springfield,
Mrs. Chapman leaves to mourn her loss
her son, Frank H. Chapman; a daugh
Ter. Mrs. Curtis Chapman Of Newton
Highlands. and brother, John G.
Beckley. now in Detroit, Mich.
Mrs. c. A. Davis of Quechee is spend
ng a couple of weeks with friends in
New York City
On account Of illness, Rev, G. C.i
-laris was unable to occupy his pull
bit az the Quechee Congregational
hurch and A. c. Hurd will occupy the
pulpit this coming Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Mills of West
Hartford are the parents of baby
-irl. born Monday morning
John Stone left Thursday for Bos
on. where he will attend the automo-
lie show
Miss Bessie Carr left Thursday for
Randolph, where she will be employed
: a trained nurse in the Randolph ,
h
Newton Colby Of Concord was the
nest Of his sister, Mrs W f. Blood,
gently.
p. ]. OBrien of West Lebanon has
purchased new five passenger six
ylinder Buick automobile
Bernard Wilmot visited friends at
4. Johnsbury over the week end
Mrs. c. II. kiblin spent the past
-eek in Cambridge, Mass, as the
uest OF her daughter, Miss Mary Kib-
ng.
Ariel Wood of West Lebanon was
One from Concord over the week :
nd
Don Gone Of West Lebanon has just
sturned from Tampa, Fla. where he
ad spent the past two months.
Mrs. W L. Pope Of West Lebanon
entertaining her father, 4. f. San
ers. OF Ludlow.
Albert Geiscr manager Of the New
hampshire knitting mills accompanied
V Mrs Ceiser and son. Anthony, left
1T week for a brief business trip 10
ew York and Philadelphia.