The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-19
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grange viii hold its meeting will
Shady Rill grange in Middlesex OF
Wednesday, Aug. Is.
Mrs. Frank Kenyon was called 4
Hartford, Conn, Thursday on account
| of the serious illness Of her father
Halsey Phlbriek.
Mrs. Olivia Blakebrough and laugh
ter, Isabel, who have been spending
| two weeks in Woodsville, n. H., re
turned home Tuesday.
Mrs. Ellen Wheatley of Meriden
! Conn. who has been boarding with
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Whittier, is low
staying for a while with Mrs. E. T.
Clark,
The Masonic ball, which was held
the evening of Aug 10, was well at
tended There were Us tickets sold
and the net proceeds exceeded Sl25.
Mrs. Lydia Blackstone of Woon-
socket, X. l., was the guest several
DAYS last week of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Hartford.
Harry and Leon Batchelder spent
last Tuesday in Woodsville, n. H.,
with their brother, Justus Batchclder,
and family.
Deputy D. d. Howe of Randolph
was in town Thursday on business.
Lewis Steele of the north part OF
the town visited his niece. Mrs. Isa-
bel Amidon, Friday.
Brookield grange meeting will be
held Friday evening, Aug. 20. The
h:rd and fourtl, degrees viii BE- cor
fe"-ed on two candidates.
Mr. and NJ FEED Farrar OF Rich
mond were guc.ts of Mr., and Mrs.
John Hartford Sunday.
Mrs. Laura Hood was in Williams
town ana Chelsea from Friday until
Sunday night with relatives and
friends.
Thirty three attended the ladies' as
ISOLATION meeting, which was held with
Mrs. s. Z. FolIansbee last Wednesday
afternoon.
Mrs. Margaret Washington went 10
Boston Friday on business. She re-
turned home Saturday.
Mrs. Ella Dewey, who has been in
poor health long time, is now con
fined to her bed. Her daughter, Miss
Ethel Dewey. is caring for her.
f. Howe Of Mortified was in town
Friday, setting monuments in the
Center cemetery.
Miss Lillian Wills spent several
days in Randolph last week, visiting
At the homes of her unclcs, +. a. Aia
son and Rev. G. o. Howe.
Mrs Margaret Washington goes to
Montreal to morrow, whore she takes !
he boat Friday morning to sail for
England. She will leave the aoat at /
Liverpool and proceed to Burn.ley, |
Eng, where she viii spend some time
tisiting her relatives,
Miss Elizabeth Lamson. who has
,een spending several weeks in town
With relatives and friends, returned
o her home in Barre last week.
The ladies' association will hold its
missionary sale at the church parlors
Wednesday evening, Aug. 25.
DR.. Frank Wheatley and family Of
lorth Abingdon. Mass. and Edward
of Boston. who have teen
pending their vacation at the Wheat
ey cottage and boarded with Mr.. and
Hrs. A. r, Whittier. and Mrs. Harold
and son of Meriden, Conn.
Who have been boarding with Mr.. end
irs. Dugan. took their departure the
rst of the week for their respective
ONES.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alden Vaughan, who
re occupying the Anderson cottage
his month, entertained last week A!r
nd Mrs. w. C. Gage OF Lyndonville,
IT. aud Mrs. Carl Morse and hugh
er. Lucille, OF Roselle, \. j.. Mr. and
irs. Lyman Nheelock and son, Wheat
Ugh. of Woodsville, y. H.. David Al
son and daughter, Grace, Of Wells
liver, Clarence Carpenter and daugh-
ar Irene, Of Montpelier.
Clarence Carpenter and daughter,
rene, are visiting his brother. Ira
arpenter, several days this week.