The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-01
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Miss Dora Bacon was/n Mortified,
Wednesday morning and from Their
went to Hardwck for visit.
! Mrs. M. II. Richardson and Mrs
Mary Wilson we're in Montpelier on,
day recently.
friends in Montpelier Saturday ant
| Sunday.
Mrs. George French was visitor il
Mortified one day. the last of tn,
| week.
Mrs. f. A. Stimson was recent
visitor in Randolph.
Ralph Dickinson was business Wis
itor in Northfield Wednesday. Phi
Flint and son, Lawrence, were also
there the same day.
Mrs. Nancy Denncy was out from
Mortified Tuesday to visit her sister
Mrs Warner.
Robins made their appearance in this
vicinity the first of the past week, an.
other sign of spring this year. Autos
and motorcycles were out in the vii
lage Sunday.
Mrs. Brooks was in Mortified re-
Gently.
Mrs Dickerman of East Granville
visited her niece, Mrs. B. G. Hall, the
first Of the past week.
Mrs. Mckenzie was business Wis
itor in Mortified Friday and also
Monday.
Mrs. Roy 4. Webster and Mrs. Roy
l. Webster were in Mortified Friday.
H. G. Andrews has been home most
of the past week because of the illness
of their son.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. O. Crane were at
Mr., Boardman's in Little Mortified"
over night during the week.
Harry Pratt of Proctor was here
Thursday in the interests of the YER
mont Marble Co.
DR.. Clifford of Randolph was in the
place Saturday morning, professional
ly. He visited NJ. 4. Chase, who has
been i'll the past two weeks, also called
on Harry Tilden.
Mr.. and Mrs B. G.. Hall made an
attempt to motor to Braintree Sunday
afternoon. The runner path was some
what narrower than that of the car
and did not prove very satisfactory
wheeling and they returned home.
Mrs. Dome was in Mortified Satur-
day. Miss Vara Mcintyre, who is
teaching in the graded school there,
returned home with her.
Mrs, b. p Blanchard and Mrs. Leon
Spalding were among those in North,
field Wednesday,
Allen kidder of Burlington was with
his father here the last of the week,
coming from Springfield. During the
week he had been with the L. V. NJ.
glee club, giving concerts in Water
bury, Randolph and Springfield.
DR.. Ellis was called here twice dur
ing the week to visit the infant son of
H. g. Andrews, who has pneumonia
DIR. Green of Bethel was also here the
The baby is convaleseing.
Miss Dorothy Slayton and Miss Mar
jore circuit of Montpelier came Mon
day to spend a part of their Easter
at the home OF their grand
father, w. A. Averill.
DR.. Angel was in town Monday
from Randolph to visit Dan
Spalding, who is in poor health.
DR.. C. A. Shaw was but of town
from Tuesday till Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs George Cleveland were
out of town portion of the past
week.
Clarence Webster of Randolph was
in the place Thursday and purchased
COWS Of Mr.. Mcintyre, also of Glenn
Tracy. Mr. Mcintyre sold his entire
herd of cows and took them to Brain
rec Friday.
j. b. kidder was at his home in
Burlington over Sunday, and Monday
went to Proctor for the Vermont Mar
Die Co.
Thomas Curtis has finished work for
he marble company and plans to go ,,
% Detroit, MNh., TO work in the auto
mobile shops.
Mrs f. c. Rich and daughter, Lottie |
Rich were in Mortified Monday.
Fred Rich is home from his work |
n Windsor, entertaining the nfumps.