The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-07
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brother and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. A. u
stephen, for few days, left Monda
for their home in Morrisyille.
Mrs Watson Lamb, the guest of Mrs
w. b. Wall and Mrs. +. ID. Strong fol
short time, went to Montpelier OF
Monday at the announcement of tn,
death of r. H. Upper, who had beer
seriously i'll for several days, with nc
hope of recovery. Mr.. upper was the
son of the late John Upper of Roches-
ter, and a grandson of the late Royal
upper of that place and was 81 years
of age. He was travelling man, had
an extensive acquaintance, and was
very popular.
Mrs. |. d. Litchfeld went to Cam
bridge Monday to pass few days be-
/ fore the opening of the school at the
Center, where she has employment in
the dormitory.
Mrs A. G. Bradish and her daugh-
! ter, Miss May Bradish who have been
| the greater part of the summer here
! with DR.. and Mrs. +. A. Eaton, left
on Monday for their home in Maiden.
| Miss Mae Ladue and Miss Dorothy
Dow went to Quechee Monday. where
they are TO teach in the graded school
for the next year, Miss Elizabeth
Campbell, another teacher, who has
been here for part of her vacation,
returned to Springfield. Mass, fonday,
and will at once resume her work.
DR.. H. W. Holden and his daughter,
Miss Ramona Holden, went to Boston
the first of the week, where the latter
will enter Burditt college for course
in secretary's work.
Miss Helen McCuin, teacher in
Greenfield, Mass, who has been pass
ing her vacation here, left Monday for
that place.
Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Rye have re-
turned from a week passed in Norfolk
Downs, Mass, and are again at their
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Cook and their
son, Donald Cook, who have been in
Woonsocket, r. l., for the last 10 days,
have returned home.
Mrs. Charles Dyke, teacher, went
to Pittsfeld Monday to begin her
teaching to-day.
Allen Ball OF Burlington was among
the visitors in town on Monday, COM
ing for short stay with relatives and
friends.
Donald Woodwork came from Mont
pelier Monday and was here for
short stay, before entering the high
school in Montpelier for the fall term.
Mrs w. g. Bundy and Vera and
Gladys Bundy. after passing several
days here with Mr.. and Mrs. D. b.
Cassidy, left for their home in st. !
Johnsbury on Monday.
Miss Mary Hall and Miss Lucille Hol |
man left Monday for Springfield, |
Mass, where they are to enter Bay |
pain institute lbi q AbuiS VI NtulA v
Mrs. Ada Carr, the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. f. II. ketchum FOR several days,
has gone to her home in st, Adams. |
Miss Emma Horner of Boston, also a
guest in the same home, has returned
to the city.
Mrs. A. c. Templeton left on Satur-
day for Montpelier to see her mother,
who is in feeble health
Mrs. Martha Williams, after ssev
pral weeks stay in Ridgefeld, Command
other circles in the vicinity with rels-
lives. returned home on Saturday.
Max and James Race of New Haven.
Conn, who have been in town visiting
their mother, Mrs. p Wyatt, left on
saturday for their home and TO re.
sumo their work.
G.. 4. Emery and his son, Roy En-
,rv, returned on Saturday from a few
lays stay in Wolcott, and the son
extends his trip to North Hero
Clifford \. Dustin has gone TO North
Troy, where he viii be principal Of
he high school this year
William Cummings and Miss Gladys
ZONES of HYDE Park, Mass, came sun
lay night to visit Miss Jones father.
= S. Jones, and family.
Miss Mary Jackson, who has been
passing the summer at the home of
}. J. Msrcott, left here last week for
Sewfane, where she will teach the com
ne season.
Miss Ruby Thayer is taking two
weeks vacation from the Herald office.
nd has gone to Rutland, and will also
,isit Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Metcalf in
Mr.. and Mrs William Church and
laughter. Adeline, accompanied by Mr.
nd Mrs. A. r Morse. motored TO
Iarre last week. The gentlemen re
urned, leaving Mrs. Morse and Mrs
'hurch for longer stay.
Miss Eva Alden has finished work
n the glove factory. and has gone to
iontpelier 10 work in the State House.
Mrs. Francis Woodward and her
aughter, Irene. are visiting in Dandy
OF few days.