The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-05-04

ton mas been made by local meT-
chant, the editors Of the paper and
farm bureau, with the result that no
such party can be found TO exist
Mrs. Alma Little and son, Robert, OF
Dayton, Fla, arrived in town recently
and are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs G. NJ.
Story
o. D. Tracy left Sunday for Boston
on a brief business trip and during his
absence his store will be in charge of
Myron A. Little.
Herbert f. Ransom. former resi-
dent here and who has been spending
the winter with his sons in New York
city, has purchased small farm in
New Jersey.
DIR. J. II. Spencer, who has been
practieing his profession of osteopathy
here during the winter, left Sunday for
st. Adams, where he will locate for
practice. During the time DIR. Spencer
was here, he made friends, who sincere
~ regret his departure from town and
wish him much success in his new field
Of labor
There viii be special communica-
tiou of George Washington lodge, No.
81, 7. and A. NJ, Thursday evening of
this week, for work on the Nj. NJ. de-
gree. The meeting will open at 8
o'clock sharp, and let there be a good
attendance.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Percy J. Heath, Saturday, May
LIST
Mrs. Ola Hood Sloan, who had been
the guest Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
+. +. Hood, during the week, left Sat
urday for her home in Springfield,
Mass.
Rev. T. f. Wood and family left last
Thursday morning, via White River
Junction, for Irasburg, where Mr., Wood
will preach during the coming year.
On MAY LIST, the new Masonic temple
was accepted by the lodge and turned
over BY the building committee to the
committee. who will have entire charge
OF the building during the coming year,
that committee being George F. Flint,
LYLE r. Bcckwith and William II.
Sprague
Mrs. Mira Clark Mason, who had
been the guest Of her sister, Mrs. Char
les r. Dickinson. for few days, left
Thursday for Corinth 10 visit her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles !. Clark.
Harold c. and Dean L. Camp have
sold their viii c. Goss farm on the
west Hill to Mr.. and Mrs. Burt Ashley,
who buy for a home and viii take pos
session this week. They also have
part of the stock and tools.
There will be an important meeting
at the farm bureau office on Thursday,
Nav g. Of all who are interested in
maketing their sugar and syrup. II
seems very possible. under the condi-
tions, that plans can be developed to
market in a cooperative way to the best
advantage and fair price obtained.
c. A. Badger, president Of the Vermont
Maple Sugar Makers association, ex-
poets TO be present and address the
meeting. Everyone interested Is in
vited to attend The meeting Is called
for o'clock ?. m.
Mrs. John W Sprague, who has been
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. William H.
Sprague during the past four weeks,
left Saturday afternoon for her home
in New York City.
Rev. Percival Hewitt, who has been
assigned as pastor Of the Methodist
church here for the coming year. Is ex-
pectcd to arrive this week and viii
preach az the usual hour next Sunday.
There were no preaching services at the
Methodist church here last Sunday.
John n. Smith 81 TIinsdaie, \. H..
vas in town for a few DAYS recently as
the guest Of his brother, g. Milan
smith. assistant cashier in the local
bank.
Tho Nav day dance held here Friday
evening under the auspices 81 George
Washington lodge. No ~ 4. and A. d.,
was very largely attended and All pres
epf enioved the excellent music
furnished bv Steelc's orchestra Of seven
pieces from South Royaiton. The
lodge will hold another ball On Tire eve
ming Of MAY .. and has engaged the
same music for that occasiou.
Arthur McCuc has moyed hrs family
fram the Hall house on Maple avenue
"a the tenement over the Burgess store
norentlv vacated BY Millard i. Gcorge.
Mrs. Lillian Aldrieh Of Post Nils
VAS IN town last week. caring Tor her
mother. Mrs LYMAN ID parkhurst Who
+. slowly recovering from tae pal iytsc
.hock She sustained several weeks
ago
Andrew Hula has sold and conveyed
BIZ interest IN the John Pearl farm q
ibg Nershire reed ~ Andrew >itko,
Who huvs for a home Nr- Huna wiH
move rs the place rsar che Pearl place
rhirh he son. Gabriel Huha. purchased
last fau from q. Lyman Hayward