The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-03-13
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Mrs. Emma C. Mills, her daughter,
Mrs. j. S. Davis, and her grandson, Ed
win Davis, who have been i'll, are re-
covering. Mrs. Glenn r. T~witcheIl is
their nurse.
As a precautionary measure, at the
suggestion of the local board of health,
| without any compulsion, the churches
have agreed to hold no services to-
morrow, and several entertainments
planned for the next few days have
been Cancelled or postponed. The cases
of illness have increased perceptibly
for a few days and the further spread
of disease is to be checked if possible.
The southbound local passenger
train, more than an hour late at Ran
dolph last evening, was delayed further
about two miles south of Randolph by
a freight blockade, caused by pulling a
draw-bar. The freight engine and sew
eral cars, being unable TO couple with
the rest of the train, came to this sta
ton and were followed by the rest Of
the freight train, pushed by the pas
senger engine, which at the same time
pulled in its own train.
Roy Tewksbury and Harry Tewks-
bury are unloading phosphate at Shar-
on and White River junction, respec-
lively.
Mrs. Charles NJ. Angel is i'll and is
under Il nurses care.
The high school basketball team IA
in Barre last evening, to play the
Spaulding second team, The girls team
and the boys second team both went
to Rochester.
Miss Ruth Edmunds went to Pitts
field yesterday to spend part of her
vacation.
Mrs. Harry Turner. a nurse at the
sanatorium, was in Randolph yester-
day.
Miss Jessie Archibald. after accom-
panying the girls basketball team to
Rochester last evening, was planning
to return here to-day and spend the
vacation at her home in Chelsea, Mass.
Miss Mildred Shaw has been i'll a
few days and unable T. do her work
as teacher i'm the first grade room.
o. y. Barrows is i'll and his work
on rural mail route three was done yes
terday by c. Z. Claflin. j.. II. Beck.
with's work on route four was done by
Leon o. Barnes. Miss Ella keleher is
assisting at the postofice during the
illness of Rev. win c. Harvey. Mrs.
Martha Curtis also is i'll at Mr.. Har-
vey's.
Joseph Angelo went Thursday to
work in Windsor.
Mrs. Bessie Wheeler came Yesterday
from Windsor 20 visit her mother, Mrs.
j. p. Midget, at the Bascom house.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. b. Smelling were
called TO Mortified Tuesday to see
their son. Robert Smelling, who is i'll.
Mr.. Smelling has returned leaving his
wife, the young man being on the way
to recovery. With Denzil Rice and
Leon White. Private Snelling0L caring
for cavalry horses at present. All three
are from Barnard. giving that town a
good proportion OF recruits for the
peace army.
A bell is TO be hung ia tbe belfry Of
the Methodist church al an carly date.
To celebrate the 25th anniversary OF
the organization Of the church. This
announcement was made yesterday al
the fourth quarterly conference. and Il
further stated that the bell i a
gift from a friend whose name is not
divulged. The conference disposed OF
much business, including the cNamina-
tion Of Roy l.. Emery Of Randolph and
granting him a local preachers license.
The Lympus and Gilead churches were
represented end there was some dis
cussion Of the question Of pastoral sup
PLY for the coming year.
John n Beckwith S IN and =. IL ".
owen was his substitute on rural route
four Yesterday.
Arthur J. Miner is ~. also Rev. W. G..
Harvey. Mrs. Matilda Rogers and sam
uel W. Bowen.
r q. Billings and William Patten
Of sharon were here "Wednesday and
Thursday