The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-04
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The eight-year-old sonof Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed. Dunn was taken i'll with
acute Bright's disease last Thursday
night
Several from this place went TO
Barre Thursday to see Way Down
East"
Mrs. Jack Kittredge Of Manchester,
N. H., Is stopping with her daughter,
Mrs. Harlie Dane, for few weeks.
i. ID. Waldo, acting as jury at Mont
pelier, was home overlSunday.
Miss Merna Walbridge has returned
home from visiting friends in Derry,
n. II.
Miss Mary MeAllister Of st, Johns
bury is spending a few days with her
sister. Mrs C. p Hatch.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. harrington were
business visitors in St. Johnsbury on
Saturday.
Mrs. Leon Perry and son spent sew
eral DAYS at the home of her sister,
Mrs. Clifton Rogers. in Plainfeld last
week
Harlie Dane, who had the misfortune
to break his leg while skidding logs in
his fathers woods. was taken TO Barre
CITY hospital last Thursday, where an
operation was performed on his limb,
removing two pieces Of bone, which
were splintered at the time of the acct
dent. Mr.. Dane had just purchased
farm and was planning to move his
family there in few days. Much sym
pathv from the community at large
has been expressed for him and his
family.
Glenn Hatch and daughter were call
ing on friends here the first Of the
week.
Last week Tuesday Mrs. Florence
Voodrv entertained some lady friends,
Mrs. Lamb Of Calais and Mrs. Leonard
Laird of this village. Mrs. Mary Bliss,
who is caring for Mrs. Voodry, was
alsos one ofsthe number. A sumptuous
dinner was served The combined ages
of the four amounted TO 500, Mrs. Voc
dry aged IL, Mrs Bliss 76, Mrs. Laird
"a and Mrs. Lamb 73.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w Burbank were
business visitors in Barre on Friday.
l.. c. Fisher is visiting his son, Dean,
and family in Springfield, Mass
Next Friday. Oct. Z, there will be a
Red Cross meeting at their room. A lot
Of work is to besfinished besides some
newly begun which calls for goodly
number Of willing workers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Russell Of Cal
ais were guests Of Mrs. Nora Russell
recently.
Miss Rose Boswell has been visit
ing friends in Springfield, Mass, the
past week.
Next Friday. Oct. 7. the annual har-
vest supper and sale viii be held at the
vestry Bring in any vegetables or food
for sale, which will be disposed of 70
the highest bidder. Supper viii be
served from to p. m. Everybody
cordially invited.
Wednesday evening there will be a
union prayer meeting at the NJ. I.
church.
Mrs. Flora Lance and daughter Of
Craftsbury called on her parents the
first Of the week.
There was very pleasant gathering
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Read
at Hillside farm Friday afternoon,
sept 30. Il being the 9th birthday
anniversary Of Mrs. Read. All Of her
children except George. who lives IN
Florida. were present and al Of her
grandchildren except two. and few
old neighbors and friends. u WAS a
complete surprise to Mrs. Read. A
purse Of money, some useful gifts and
large bouquet Of carnations and
sweet peas we're presented her az tok-
ems 81 love and esteem. After a social
hour. a large birthday cake made BY
her granddaughter. Mrs Iuez Goodrich,
was brought in. resting on waiter
surrounded by sweet peas. The cake
was decorated with fwo sprays o. pink
roses and buds. with green leaves, ana
the figures. "6T- in the center IN green
On the snow-White cake it made love
IN sight. Mrs Read cut and served the
cake. while her daughters and grand
daughters served iee cream fruit cake,
sponge drops and coffee VITA best
wishes and that Mrs. Read have many
more pleasant birthdays. SIZE guests
departed to their homes