The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-28

Madam Clara Dudley has returned
from visit of few days in Sutton,
n. H., and is again at the home of her
son, f. l.. Dudley.
M. G. Rowell and w. H. Pelton were
in Lowell, Mass, on business trip on
Monday of this week.
William j. Paine Of Philadelphia is
the guest of her brother, Leonard
Paine, this week.
Mrs Floyd Bruce was summoned to
Bethel this week by the serious illness
Of her brother, Fred Whitney, VIII, has
since then died 1t is understood that
his funeral will be held on Saturday.
Mrs. Florence 0steyee of Poultney
was the guest of Mrs. A. T. Morse s-om
Thursday until Tuesday, coming here
on her way from Springfield, Mass,
where she had been visiting her sons
John Day has registered to attend
Montpelier seminary for the coming
school year.
Rev A. J. Lever has received an un.
expected order from Bishop Rice OF the
diocese of Vermont, transferring him
TO Hardwick at once. Accompanied by
his sister Miss Susie Lever. he lett
for that place on Friday and viii be.
gin his pastorate there on Sunday. Fa
Their Lever will be succeeded here by
Rev. Patrick A. Barry, who, following
his ordination to the priesthood, has
been in Burlington, connected with St
Mary's cathedral. He is a Young man
and this is his first parish. He will also
continue the work at Bethel, South
Royalton and Rochester and nearby
towns. Father LEVER came here from
St. Johnsbury IL months ago. succeed
ing Rev. NJ. S. O'Donnell who was
transferred TO Poultney.
Eva Green Kimball has come from
Lawrence, Mass, to pass her vacation
here with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Greene, who have also with them other
friends, among whom are Mrs. John
Howell of Barre.
Mr.. and Mrs. George W Pride and
their son, Clifton Pride, left here Fri
day night for Waterbury, where they
will visit Mr. and Mrs. Myron Wash.
burn and return by automobile on Sun
day with them.
A game OF ball held at the Wall
alumni field between Randolph and
Montpelier X. of c. on Thursday after
noon resulted in a victory for the lat.
ter The game was an interesting one
and there was much interest manifest
ed in the same, from the beginning
Miss Carolyn Wright attended the
wedding on Tuesday evening of Miss
Dorothy Whipple of West Berlin and
Asa NJ Smith of Springfield, Mass
The bride was the daughter of Mrs. F
A Cray, who resided here several years
ago The bridesmaid was a sister Of
the bride, Miss Dorothy whipple, and
the wedding march was played by Miss
Wright. The couple viii make their
home in Springfield, Mass.
b. G. Sheldon has finished his work
at Mortified, where he has had the
management of the A. and P. store
for the last two years, and has joined
his family at the inn, which they have
been conducting for some time.
Templeton & Gaylord have sold for
John r. Angel his house on Weston
street TO George w. Patterson, who
will take possession of the same
about October l.
Mr. and Mrs. John Lamson went to
Boston Saturday to drive back new
Nash sport model car. They were ac-
companied home by Mrs. Lsmson's
brother, Daniel Putnam. who is locat
ed in Boston, and Mrs. Roy Neville and
daughter Miss Dorothy, of Concord, n !
H., who will pass few weeks here
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs A. G. |
Putnam.