The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-11-12

of the deceased acting as bearers.
The work Of putting on new steel
ceiling in the town hail. which has
been agitated for several years, will be
commenced this week and the work
men who have the matter in charge are
Archie F. Sanborn, Calvin n. Dearborn
and Will C. Goodwin.
For sale: Our entire line of groceries
and hardware at cost for cash. ii. b..
Lyford, North Tunbridge
Mrs. Eugene II. Kennedy, who has
been at the Barre City hospital for the
past three weeks, where she submitted
to the double operation OF the removal
of appendix and gall bladder, returned
| to her home on North Main street
| Tuesday and, while she has not yet
recovered her strength she feels like q
new person and in "A way to ENJOY NE
again without the fear and dread Of fur
| Their attacks. which she had endured
during the year prior TO her opera
| ton.
Allie II Davis. administrators OF the
| estate of the late Charles W. Blaisdell,
has sold and conveyed the real estate,
consisting of the home place about one
mile below Chelsea village ON the
| Chelsea Tunbridgc stage road, TO the
LYMAN ID. Rhodes estate, the consider
| alton being 81 $50. Mrs. Rhodes, widow
of the late Lyman d. Rhodes, viii take
possession of the property in the near
| future and make her home there Mr.
and Mrs. Mark b. Whitney will also
| make their home there, Mrs, Whitney
being a daughter Of Mrs. Rhodes. Mrs
Biaisdell plans TO move to the village
in the near future and Mr.. aud Mrs
Davis are contemplating going TO Gan
fornia 10 spend the winter ana may
possibly locate in the west.
+. w. Davidson of Chicago was n re-
cen, visitor in town and while here
was the guest of Mrs. Laura j. Tracy
and o. d. Tracy, his mother and broth
er.in-law, respectively.
| Milo NJ. Sanborn was successfully
operated upon for the removal OF gal
stones and the gall bladder at th'
Barre City hospital last week and !;
making good recovery from his oper
alton. :,
Sheriff George A Tracy was in Wind
sor Monday to commit a prisoner Z
the house of correction.
Lawrence Smith, who has a position
as milk tester in Grand Isle, spent
few DAYS recently at the home OF HI
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie G. smith
| Miss Martha Stevens, who has occu
MED tenement in Mrs Ellen Corwin'
house. went recently TO South Wash
inpton. where she is being cared for By
| Mrs Bertha Eastman. Miss Steven
has been in poor health for severa
months.
Mr.. and Mrs Zephire Brunette o
Claremont. y. H., were IN town las
Saturday and took "a deed OF the Nel
son Norwood farm just over the I'm
in Tunbridge, which they recently pur
chased at auction
Several of the members Of. Geor2
Washington lodge. No. 81, r. and !
NJ. met last Friday and graded "a
grounds around the Masonic block
Waich makes decided improvement
in appearance about the building
John and Mia Egley, children Q
Mrs. +. G. Roberts, went last week I
Onarpa. ILL.,. where they will atten
school and make their home with thel
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. Egle,
who were recent visitors in town.
Attorney w. II. Sprague was in Nei
shire Tuesday on legal business, a
were Attorneys II. X. Darling and y
lie. Taft in Montpelier, and from Mont
! / pelier the latter two motored TO Vel
r rennes in the interests of clients.
On Monday evening, while returnin
= to her home after calling at the hom
of her mother, Mrs. Fred A. ordwa
was so unfortunate as to slip and IA
upon the concrete sidewalk aud hrok
:. her right shoulder in the joint. Tue
n dav afternoon she was taken 10 q
a Barre City hospital in BADGER an
bulancc to have the fracture reduce,
y She was accompanied by Mr. Ordwa
and Dr.. T. H. Godfrey.
Henry H. Rose. grand secretary
the grand lodge Of Masons of We
mont. was iu town Thursday eNenin
\ Nov. 1. and gave a very instructive Al
: interesting talk to the member
George Washington lodge aud yisitit
brothers from several other lodges, az
or which refreshments were served !
the stewards. which was followed by
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