The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-12-06
WATERBURY,

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Two of our citizens remain very i'll
at the Fanny Allen hospital, William
/ Corliss and Charles D. Robinson. Mr.,
4 Robinson was taken there two
weeks ago for an operation and his
! condition was found to be so bad on
| starting TO operate that it was not
| thought possible that he could live
but short time. Mrs Robinson
! has been with him most Of the time,
/ as has his hall brother, William Car
J roll. William Corliss of South DuX
! bury Is also in serious condition. Mr.
| Corliss. it will be remembered. siIf-
fered bad fracture of the leg at his
farm on Ward hill. The limb vas
| badly splintercd and he was taken to
the hospital He seemed to be doing
well for time, but it is reported in
lection has developed and he is in a
crit ical state. His wife and daughter,
Miss Hazel Corliss, are with him.
At Emerald Rebekah lodge, No, 80,
, nomination of officers took place Fri
dav evening. The 18th of the month
Mrs. Gertrude Jewell Of Proctorsvlle,
president of the general assembly, will
make an ofllclat WISH
Grant Russell is confined TO the
house by illgss.
Walter Davis and Elwell Davis of
Burlington are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Lamson on Ward Hill for the
hunting season.
Dr. j. f. Claire received word that
his sister. Mrs. Clark Winch OF North
Williston. went TO the Fanny Allen
hospital Saturday for an operation.
The message came too late for him TO
90 that day, but good news is hoped
for from her.
A very interesting meeting Of the
Pierian club was held with Mrs. james
Hattie Friday afternoon, at which Mrs.
Kimball had paper on American
ISM which showed much thought and
study. Mrs. Park had reading bear
ing on the same subject and Miss
Sarah Graves read the poem, THE
Pilgrim Mother" Music was rendered
by Mrs. J. r. Claire. Mrs. Hattie was
aided in her duties as hostess by Miss
Lena Wallace and Mrs Max Ayers de-
9ieous refreshments being served.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. J. Blanchard of
Montpelier were week end guests Of
Mr. and Mrs Edward Maloney.
B. c. Abbott of East Corinth has
returned home after being a guest Of
his son. Charles G. Abbott.
Word has been received from Mrs.
Robert Neil at Hampton Roads, Va,
that her husband is improving.
DR.. F.. J. Foster Of the Center has
received notice of the death Of Capt.
Daniel 7. Foster of Bloomington, III.
Capt. Foster enlisted from Waitsfield
i'm Co Of the 10th Vermont was
made sergeant. promoted to second
lieutenant first lieutenant and cap
tain, was mayor of Bloomington sew
eral terms. He WAS SO wears old.
Boyhood friends Of Guy Hunt re
gret to hear of he necessity of the
operation performed upon his leg. but
are glad to hear he is doing 50 we'll
Friends and neighbors of Mrs. Allen
Fogg of Danvers. Mass, regret to hear
that she has been in poor health for
some time. She is however. on the
gain Mrs. Fogg was an active mem
her and great worker in the Hypatia
club during her residence here.
Miss Julia Shipman, who is teaching
in Keene, n H., spent Thanksgiving at
the Fogg home.
b. J. Berry has gone to Campton,
n. IT,, where he has a fine position as
superintendent of large farm. Mrs.
Berry will rem2in with her parents un
til spring, when new cottage win be
built for them.
Mrs. d. c. Green has returned from
visit at her sons, Max Green, at
Middlebury Springs.