The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-26

| donald IlarK, 10 years OF age, SCf
of Mrs. Homer Button, is doing well at
the Fanny Allen hospital, where a
bunch was removed from his right tenn
pie Tuesday. The bunch had grown
from the size of a pea to that of a
plum in the last year.
Philip L. Adams has returned to
Walkersyille, Ont, after visiting his
parents, Mr., and Mrs. |. Il. Adams.
Mrs. Adams and daughter, Noreen, re-
| main for a longer visit, Mrs. r. III.
Butterfield and three children of Rut-
land are also visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. l. Il. Adams.
Fifteen members of the Bridge Street
Community club met with Mrs. w. b.
Macutchan Thursday afternoon. A
pleasant social hour was enjoyed and
grape juice and cookies were served
The next meeting, in two weeks, will
be held with Mrs. George Barnes, when
it is expected the material for work
will be at hand.
The Lend "a Hand club met with Mrs.
A. l.. Morrill, Wednesday afternoon,
IL being present. The meeting, in two
weeks, win be held with Mrs. j. G.
Benson.
A large party of young people from
Moscow gave serenade and party to
the newly married couple, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Mcdonald of Fort Covington, n.
Y, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. |. A.
Foster. After treat the Foster young
people joined the others in serenading
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Medlar, married
Saturday, at the home of Mr. and Mrs
A. G. Perry on the Barrows road. An
other treat was served there and
pleasant time was enjoyed.
Mrs. A. j. Magoon returned Thurs
day from. Johnson where she attended
the alumni banquet of the Johnson
Normal school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence LaRock are
parents of son, born June %. Mrs.
LaRock before her marriage was Miss
Eka Magoon.
Mrs. Louise LOOMS, who recently
sold her home on Main street, has
moved into rooms in w. +. Chaffee's |
house.
Melvin Boyce had some ribs cracked |
and leg injured when he fell through |
a tree top, where he was climbing out, {" |
while working in James Emmetts |
woods Thursday afternoon. While his |
injuries are not serious, Mr., Boyce
viii be disabled for some time.
Miss Dorothy Barrows visited her
'ousin. Lloyd Douglass, in Waterbury
Thursday and Friday.
Miss Beatrice Kaiser has gone to
where she has employment
It Roy Demerritt's.
Mr.. and Mrs, Leon d, Russell have
zone to housekeeping in one of the
Burt tenements on Main street.
f. c. Bashaw is able TO sit up a
title after an illness with the grip.
Miss Margaret Cleveland of the New
Il Durham is at home for her sum
ner vacation after completing her third
ear at college.
Miss Katherine Dewey, Miss Lottie
add and Mrs. Kate Babcock. who
ave visited relatives at the home of
lr. and Mrs. Harry +. Pike on an
automobile drive from Newburypurt
nd Haverhill, Mass, left Friday on
heir return home.
f. j.. Smith is installing a motor
nd will run his novelty factory by
lectricity while repairing the dam
hat went aIt during the spring floods,
gorge F. Adams is also preparing to
un his factory by electricity. The
'iring is being done from the village.
Miss Mary Shaw has returned from
visS with friends in Richmond.
Among those from Steve who went I
, the Lamoille county Sunday school J
icnie and convention at Eden lake !
riday were Mr. and Mrs. Seldom c.
dams, who carried truck load of
Dung people and children from their
Mr.. and Mrs. !. A. Foster
nd family and the Misses Sadie Carey
nd Hazel Gibbs.
Little Miss Gertrude Met arthv has
turned from a visit with her grand
arents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles +. Me
arthy and other relatives in Essey
Miss Myra Herrick, who has visited !
IT. and Mrs o. s Smith of Moscow,
turned to her home in Morrist0wn
riday.
Mrs Lizzie Benson and niece. Miss
earl Taylor, who visited Mt Mans .
I'D Thursday, walked six miles from 4
lie foot of Harlow hill to the summit, \
here they visited the nose and walked
the chin and back and then by irail
Barnes clamp in Smuggler's Notch 7
ID back 60 the foot of Harlow hill, u
,out 20 miles in all. n
Mas Lillian Demerritt, who has had P
Enjoyment at Waterbury. is at the
me of her father. w. L. Demerritt.
Mr.. and Mrs 4. +. Robinson and
Iughter of Waterbury were visitors