The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-11-09
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H. +. Gray Of the Graylawn farms,
Inc, who is now located in New
port was in town Saturday. closing
up some business affairs. The company
which has been manufacturing 'Louse
Chase" is now putting upon the mar
ket "Seab- Chase and FLEA Chase -
Besides the members of the Gray fam
! lily there went with them from here.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cutler, T. L. Hill,
| Samuel Clark, who came from Boston,
and Selim Peabody of Coibyyille,
George Demeritt also goes as sales
man. They have had two on the road
| for some time and are now putting on
! four more. The family and their Co
workers will he greatly missed here in
town, but it is hoped they may re.
| turn here for the coming summer.
People were pleased to welcome Miss
Flora Scagel al the Congrega tional
church Sunday as one of our former
members and earnest workers. She
has come from Kansas City and is a
guest of Mrs. y. w. Cooley.
Mrs H. r. Crossett and Mrs. r. l.
! McMullin were in Burlington last
week, guests of Mrs. Wallace Howe.
A fine sum was netted at the annual
! thanksoffering for foreign missions OF
| the women's missionary society of the
Congregational church, held with Mrs.
b. r. Demeritt Wednesday afternoon.
| The committee in charge were Mrs.
Hayes. Mrs. Demeritt and Mrs Steele
Miss katherine Worcester, secretary Of
L.. lrs ~, s.4
esting manner of "Workers and Teach.
ers in Different Countries" showing
pictures Of same. Vocal duets were
rendered by Mrs. Demeritt and Mrs.
Adams, Mrs. Adams accompanist. Re
freshments were served and social
time was enjoyed.
John 0'Neil has returned TO his home
in North Duxbury, after ten days in
Boston.
William O'Neil, who has been in
Brattleboro on road work with Charles
DUDE, is having short vacation at
the home of his mother. Mrs Maria
oNeil. Miss Kate Shey Of Brattleboro
is also visiting there Mr.. 0'Neil re-
ports MIR Dube a. doing exceptionally
well there. He formerly lived on the
Pape place.
Mrs. Earl Woods and son and Mrs.
Hannah Downing of Fairlee are guests
of Mrs. L. $. Hills and other rela-
tives.
Rev. Edward C. Hayes preached
very helpful sermon at the Congrega
tional church Sunday All were glad
to wecolme him back to his pulpit.
The union justice ticket elected at
freemen's meeting were c. Il.
Adams. NJ. c. Barber. +. 81
Campbell. G.. II. Dale. c. C. Graves,
$. X. Kennedy, T. c. Luce, +. S. New
comb. J. II. Ring H. p. Robinson, A. II.
Smith, C. ID. Swasey. The Duxbury
justices elected are Lewis A. Morse.
Edwin F. Palmer, Howard p. Kennedy.
Ezra ;. Sherman and Fred r. Raylin-
Mrs. Mertie Huntley Palmer sold
last week TO W. A. Richards the tene
ment house near the home place.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Morse have EN-
ployment at the Vermont state hos
pital and have entered upon the same. !
Miss Lena Carpenter, r. n, of
Rochester. ~ V, goes to Montana
soon TO be a guest Of friends over
Thanksgiving. and later to Los An /
geles, where she will visit Mrs. Irene
Henry Paine and probably take up
professional work there.
Mrs. b. G. Abbott of East Corinth /
is again at the home of her son, Charles
c. Abbott.
At the state Maccabees rally held in
Barre, the Waterbury review had %
present and received first prize of $40
for the largest delegation. Mrs. II. ID.
Hopkins received a captains jewel for
the splendid manner in which class ini
tiation work was done.
Miss Gertrude Miller was home from
Montpelier over Sunday. Miss Ermins
Miller Is much improved.
David Turner Of South Duxbury
picked on Nov. a straw berry stem
containing q green and ripe straw
berry.
Mrs William Corliss was At the
Fanny Allen hospital Sunday to see
her husband, who suffered fractured
leg. He is reported as doing very wen.
Mrs. William HAYES, VINO has been
quite in. is improving.
Miss Mildred Smith Of Montpelier
seminary spent last week with her
grandmother. Mrs. Cora Preston, At the :
Wallace home on North Main street
Rev. George II. Lock kept busy on
Sunday. Had the service at the hos
pital then a wedding at the parsonsFe.
Morning service AZ the Methodist Epis- !
ropsl church with sermon by pastor
service a. North Duxbury in the aft
rrnoon. aud preaching service again in
The evening.
The Trayelrrs' Insurance company
has paid 90 the estate 81 Mr.. Mark
Eastman S5Wn0 Il being liability in ,
surauce carried bv IT, W. Narn1m.
" hose automobile accidentally killed
Mr. Eastman.