The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-22
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Thomas Fitch, who was called her,
by the death of Dir. H. O. Blanchard
and since that time has been in thu
family, left on Monday for Chicago
TO resume his business. Mrs. FitcI
VIII remain for a time with Mrs
blanchard, before returning to hel
home.
Miss Doris Osha of Swanton is pass
ing several days here with Mr.. and
Mrs. William Osha and other friends.
y. b. Lyon of Plattsburg, N. Y, who
is employed in that place by Cook, a
florist, was in town over Sunday with
his mother, Mrs. Wetmore.
Mrs. Aida Slack. mother of r.
II. Slack of this place, left on Monday
for Leominster to join her daughter
and the two will go to Nebraska to
see Mrs. Stacks brother, whom she
has not seen for AZ years Mrs. Slack
expects to remain for an indefinite
time, but her daughter will return
after short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Hubbard left
last week for Boston to visit Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Morton in Hyde Park,
Mass
Mr.. and Mrs. B. G. Goodwin, who
have been in Boston for ten DAYS. re-
turned home Saturday. They were ac-
companied by their daughter and hus
band, Mr.. and Mrs. d. c. Wilmot of
Barre, and they visited their sons, Fred
Goodwin OF Hyde Park and Edwin
Goodwin, who lives nearby.
William Plumley of Irasburg was in
town over Sunday to visit his parents.
Mr.. Plumley takes possession of his
place, which he recently bought, near |
the old Brigham creamery, occupying |
one tenement, and G. c. Stevens has )
leased the other and is moving into it i
from the Cushman house on Central !:
street.
Misses Gail and Genieve Lamson ar.
rived here Monday noon from Chicago. I
where the latter was graduated from
Chicago university Miss Gail. her sis
ter, went out for the graduation.
Mr.. and Mrs Carl Thresher of Mel
'ose Highlands, Mass, who have been
With the latter's father, Lyman Hutch.
nson, for some time, were detained
rom their return trip on Monday by
eason of the rain and on Tuesday
tarted for their home, accompanied
~ Mrs. Fannie Vinton.
Cyril Angel. who is student in ,
dartmouth college, has come to pass /,
lis vacation here with his parents, DIR.
nd Mrs F. G.. Angel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Griswold and {
heir daughter, Miss Marjorie Girls
iold, who have been here during Mr.. :
irlswoid's illness at the sanatorium,
Ut Tor their home in st. Johnsbury on
londay. Mr.. Griswold is improved in
ealth, but not strong.
Miss Mabel Guyette left Monday for J
Whitehall ~ y, to visit her father /
or the next 10 DAYS.
Central Vermont Pomona grange
ED its quarterly meeting with the
'ange here Wednesday. There was a
rye attendance and after short y
isIness session class of FIVE were a
'ligated. Dinner was served by the
cal grange, after which the following ca
ogram was given; Cornet solo. G. OF
Bailey; address of welcome. O. n. ! Z
ites; response, j. b. Emerson, Or. M
lge solo, Dorothy 0rdwav: reading. II
h. Thurston. Cobble Hill grange, IN
lrre; reading, Donald Markham: es
Y, written by Mrs. Arthur Wheatley. he
ID read by Mrs. J. c. Harlow: music. Q,
DIR; reading, Mr.. Cram, Roxbury.
ID Mrs. Ida Whiteomb. Williams tn
wn; original poem Mrs A. A. Gil. ha
an; piano solo, Miss auckland; read
Is by Miss wis Flint and Mrs. Cor Di
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