The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-10-09

Mcmahon, assistant manager. The re
port for the season was gratifying ant
a six per cent stock dividend was paic
and about the same amount carried II
surplus. A vote of thanks was ex
tended to Manager and Mrs. Riley ant
the cook, 1t was voted TO close thu
hotel Monday, Oct. II, but continu,
work on the road as long as men coulc
be obtained The road will be in ex
cellent shape next summer for ordi
nary automobiles. The registered
guests and the receipts are nearly
double any former year and the man
agement voted to double again next
year.
As result of hearing before F
G. Fleetwood last Saturday. Justice
G. NJ. Watts has placed Adelbert Sar'
gent, son of Elmer Sargent, and Amy
Shonio daughter of NJ J. Shonio, in
the hands of the state board of chart.
ties as dependent children. They will
be placed III home in Montpelier
and ultimately will be placed in in
| diyidual homes for adoption. Jessie
Burt, whose parents are not living to-
| gether and who has remained with her
mother, has been placed in the Gus
tody of her father until further action
| of the court
! Hazel Gibbs, who went to Burling-
/ ton Wednesday to take part. III the
state spelling contest as one of the
two champions from Lamoile county,
is only II wears old, and in the county
| h. Il L.
won the championship over eight grade
pupils. Miss Dorothy Harris motored
to Burlington with Miss Gibbs and
chaperoned her during her stay there.
Harry Mcmahon of Bristol, Conn,
is passing the week with friends in
| Moscow
A special service will be carried out
at Unity church Sunday evening at
1;30 o'clock under the auspices of the
H. H. Smith Relief corps Rev. C. f.
Hayward will preach upon some local
topic. Mrs. A. D. Lynch will have
charge of the singing and q flag will h.
presented to the tom by the corps.
The members of the corps are invited
to attend in body and Selectmen
Simonds, Gale and Mckinley are es-
pecially invited to be present to re
ceive and accept the flag in behalf of
the town.
Mr. and Mrs, J G. Benson, Mrs +.
J.. Ellsworth and Mr. and Mrs. r. NJ.
Small and son. Wayne. were in Bur
lington Tuesday, Mrs. Benson remain
ing to have treatments for her eyes.
Mrs. Lewis Marshall Of Springfield.
Mass. is visiting her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. George Gibbs.
Mrs. 4. 4, tlagoon and-son and Miss
Irene bebare Of Ellenburg. n. y. and
Mrs. II. A. Lehare OF Elmore are pass
ing part of the week with their sis
ter, Mrs. f. b. Van Dusen. and fam
lily on west hill
Mrs G.. s. Hart and Mrs, Thomas
Clark accompanied John Lawson of
Barre and Mis- Sadie Hart of vii
Jamestown 10 Burlington Wednesday,
Miss Hart going to attend the teach
ers' convention.
Mrs. W. b. Towne, who has been
very III with pneumonia at her home
in E-intield Conn, is gaining
Mrs Amanda Stowell Clark and
daughter of Burlington are visiting
relatives in Stowe this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. T Burt and dsugh
ter went Wednesday To visit Mrs. /
Burt's sister. NO s NJ Boardman,
and family at keene. \. H.
Mrs Beruice Lang Ayers. who |
teaches in Morrisvilles is attending I!
the teachers convention, viii pass the /
remainder of weeks vacation at 4
the home Of her father. A. D. Lang /
r. c. Tslbert has purchased Of H. l. /
Call his share in the farm which they I
have owned together Mr.. and Mrs I
Call will leave the farm when they 4
have completed other arrangements.
Mr.. and Mrs + Il. Eggeston have
returned from Burlington where they
passed two week, with their sou in law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. G. w.
Chaplin, at the Mary Fletcher hospital
farm.
Homer Button has purchased a,largc
Canadian stock horse of ID. Despault
of Johnson.
Gerald Wells has gone to Quechee
Falls. after visiting his parents. Mr.
and Mrs j. r. Wells.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. W. Forbes of East
Haven, Conn. and Mr.. and Nrs. n j.
Chase Of Newburypoyt, Mass, came
recently to visit Mr.. and Mrs. q. s
Smith. Mrs Chase was called home
Tuesday night by illness in her family.
q. W Hibbard Of Manchester. n H..
'ame Thursday to visit her sister, Mrs.
Edwin Hall. and other relatives.
Mrs. Florence Bedell went Thursday
% visit Mrs. Laura Nash in Morris
lille
C. Fl. Hosmer has been unable to
work for several weeks on account of
illness.
Mrs. II. b. Faunce and Mrs. Grscia
Tomlinson were in Hyde Park Tues
Law.
Vernon r. Chamberlain had one bone
n the right wrist broken while crank
ne his car in Morrisville Wednesday
he break was a bad one and Mr.. and
irs. Chamberlain went TO Burlington
or hn N-ray examination Thursday
DR. and Mrs. ". y. Bsrrows and
lr. and Mrs. +. c. Bsshsw were in
Burlington Thursday.
The condition Of George +. Fowler
I fha Mary Watcher has nil al rpfoait.