The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-30
NEWBURY

senibled Broadway, as they were LINED
with automobiles, the traffic officers
were on the jump and the reserve
police force was called into action. Al
roads seemed to lead TO Chadwick hall
A stranger asked boy, What does
| this all meant" and was fired back
this reply, "You golram fool, dontcha
know that this is Nellie Gill night and
that our Audrey Foster is going to
starr The boy thought everybody
| knew that, and it really looked as il
they did. The hall was packed, and
little Audrey, the child wonder in the
theatrical line, held the vast audience
from the start to finish. They wept
when the dark clouds seemed to low
err, they smiled whenever ray OF
sunshine pierced them, and the New
buryites were doubly interested, for
this young actress was their Audrey,
little everyday miss, pupil of New
bury central school.
Lewis Bailey of Lancaster was in
town Friday.
+. A. Bavley of Boston was in town
the middle of last week
Mrs. Harry Wells and her son,
Charles, have arrived and are expect
ed to spend their vacation in town.
George Clark of GAINESVILLE, broth
er of Mrs. Fred kimball is on,
meeting old friends and acquaintance.
Madam Jones is visiting her son,
Prof. ~ s. Jones.
Dr. and Mrs. Mckinley of Water
bury were in town the other day for
a few hours. The doctor is as tat as
porpoise. and appears not to have q
care in the world, rather happy state
of mind for these times.
Mrs. Herbert Randall is entertaining
her two sisters and little niece from
Rockport, Mass. Mrs. William Moves
Webster and Misses Matilda Adams
and Mary Webster.
II now looks As if one of our wild
overs was about TO yank the bell rope
and that we would soon hear the wed
ing bells ring out. II he had told the
news 10 our women folks AS secret.
no doubt we could publish more of the
particulars. but he didn't. How sly
some men are.
Wardell Brown and Mrs, Brown Of
Aver. Mass, are the guests of MIR. and
Mrs. Warren w. Bailey, sr.
Rev. Sylvester Robinson is expected
to fill the pulpit OF the Congregational
church next Sunday evening.
The remains of George Franklin
were brought here for burial. His
death occurred at the Woodsville hos
pital. where he had been taken from his
home in East Ryegate several days pre-.
vious For several years Mr.. Franklin
lived in Newbury, and we found him
man of sterling worth, a man whose
word was as good as his bond. He
leaves two children Rupert and Doro-
thy, his wife having passed on a year
or two ago.
Workers are putting cement curb
ing around the triangle on which is
located the Bayley memorial fountain.
This little park will make our village
more beautiful and will be appreciated
by all
II General Jacob Bayley should re-
visit New bury. no doubt the first man
he would inquire for would be An
drew Grant Kelley, and on finding
him he would congratulate him ON his
faithfulness in keeping his memory
green. Andrew looks after the green
grass about the monument and its
careful grooming proves that if the
old general of Revolutionary fame
should revisit the earth, Andrew would
not be caught mapping, but his lamps
would be trimmed and burning. and
there would be oil enough and to spare.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emerson Sargent, Mr..
and Mrs. Carlyle Sargent and Paul
Sargent were the guests of Mrs. Hsr-
old y. Hale the first of the week.
The market is well supplied with
fish and the price dropped two cents
on the pound last week. resulting from
an overstock. or glut in the output.
This is all on account of the indiscre-
ton Of NJ G. Knight. Charles Grees.
leaf. William Rollings and Wilmsr Per
kins, who retired from fishing trip
1--WE think Sunday. as their pews were
vacant that day. Monday.
Misses Anita Nicholson and Mary
Flanders were in town over Sunday.
The Sabbath school exercises on
children's day passed of as usual in
an interesting manner. the little ones
having a good time, and giving such
pleasure to their elders.
Il was Miss Olive Bixby who won
the S. promised by the Nellie Gill Go.
for the best name for their play given
two weeks ago. She christened Il the
Bills Of Promise" very apt name
The many friends of Mrs. Charles
TacCart win regret 60 learn Of her
serious arrident. the result 1T a fall
whereby a double fracture Of her leg
was sustained She Is now az the
Mary Hitchcock hospital, Hanover.