The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-04
BROOKFIF'LD

Williams, now OF Royalton, wen
Q pleased to have them in town with I
g on Memorial day, /.
+ The regular meeting of Brookiiel
! grange will be held Friday evening
: june 4.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Hyde and Mr.
, A. r, Rumney were in Randolph on
! day last week and visited Mr.. and Mrs
, G. G. Lewis in their new home.
| Mrs. G. M. Upham was in Randolp
Friday and Saturday to assist Mr.
Haggett in getting settled in her nes
home.
} A daughter was born Monday, Ma,
n "a, to Mr.. and Mrs Fred Fisk of Bur
lington, a granddaughter of Mrs. Adell
Fisk of this place.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Upham o
traniteyille were at the home of hi
mother, Mrs. G. M. Upham, Saturday
They enjoyed fishing on the lake fo
while.
Thomas r. Davis and Miss Haze
Sumner were married at White Rive
junction Wednesday, May 20. They
are to reside at F. O. Ralph's this
summer, where Mr.. Davis has employ
ment
| Mr.. and Mrs. n. O. Ralph and daugh.
ter, Norma, of Barre were over-Sun-
day guests of his parents, Mr., and Mrs
+. o. Ralph.
| Mrs. Oscar Aitkin and two daugh-
tiers of Woodsyille, n. H., are guests
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Il.
| Sargent.
w. w. Haggett moved his family
Friday to Randolph, where they are to
| live for while.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Pope Of Ran
dolph were Memorial day guests of his
mother, Mrs. Isabelle Amidon.
r. Harrington of Michigan, after
spending two weeks with his uncle, T..
Csllsgan, and cousin, A. G. Dutton,
has returned to his home.
Monday was a perfect day for Me
mortal services and the town hall was
filled with interested persons to listen
to the excellent address by Attorney
Martin $. Villas of Burlington. Rich
ard Trask gave Lincoln's Gettysburg
address in very fine manner, his
speaking being very distinct, so that
the whole audience could hear every
word plainly, which is commendable.
The singing was fine and the hall was
prettily decorated with flags, bunt-
ing and ported plants.
After the forenoon Memorial day ex-
ereises here, Mrs. Laura Hood and Mrs
G. l. Dugan went to Williamstown to
be present at the exercises in that vii
lage,
Mr.. and Mrs. Eldredge of Worthing
ton, Mass, who bought G. c. Lewis
house at the Center. moved there on
May 90, but they did not like their
new home and only stayed over one
day, then moving themselves and goods
back to Massachusetts. The place is
now again in the real estate agents
hands for disposal
Rollin Lewis was summoned from |
Springfield last week on account of |
the serious illness of his son, Ralph, |
with pneumonia. The little boy is
now convalescing.
Mrs. Louise Clark. who has been
spending two weeks with her sister,
Mrs. T. T. Clark, is now located in
her summer home. Miss Bessie Wheat.
lev is staying with her.
Mrs. Samuel Mills of Ryegate, Mrs
Edith Williams of New Hampshire and |
Mr. and Mrs. Morey Perham of st, |
Johnsbury were guests Sunday and
of their mother, Mrs. j. B.
Perham, and brother, George Perham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Sargent of
n H., spent Sunday with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Sar
gent.
Mrs. J, w. Follansbee and Mrs. A. b
Davis of East st. Louis, who spent
several days with Mrs. A. l.. Follans-
pee, started on their homeward jour
ley the last of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Lewis have rent
ID Alonzo Felch's place and have taken
possession. Mr.. Feleh has gone back
o Michigan to stay for a while, where
le has lucrative employment.
Mr.. and Mrs. /. n. Abbott were sum
noned to Randolph last week on ae-
cunt of the death and burial of her
ather, Mr. Steele, who is pleasantly I
by many Brookfield peo-
lie. I
Mrs Jennie Smith started Friday to
o to Lowell. Mass, 10 visit her grand
aughter, Mrs Guy Littlefield and )
fill then go to Oxford. Mass, to visit
er daughter. Mrs. Henry Butterfield. Z
nd family before returning home.
Rev J. $. Clark and family and l..
v Morse and family were in Ran |
olph Monday afternoon to be present
t the Memorial exercises and call on !
riends.
George c. Smith Of East Bethel was z
! town Monday to attend the Memo '
al day exercises II does us good to
ave the Brookfeld people come y
ack TO see us. t
Among those from here who attend d
! the dedication of the new Masonic b
all in Chelsea Thursday evening were Z
K. Rumney, II. w. HYDE. A. G. Bige y
w. Rev. J. s Clark and Dr. T. L. I
Ills. a
Six Civil war veterans were present n
the Memorial day exercises and II
elief corps ladies. -Four were pres n
II who we're wives OF widows of vet
ans and eight loyal women who be- "
ng to the corps.
Sunday, June 10, will be observed as II
ildren's Sunday at the First church. IL
good program is being arranged.
A large attendance marked the pre- +
emorial day service at the church !
st Sunday. The decorations. ar ol
nged by Mrs /. W. Morse and Frank
afford, we're exceptionally beautiful a.
ID the music was very inspiring.
A Christian Endesvor society is be-
2 organized and all young people and
eryone interested of whatever age