The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-12-12
EAST MONTPELIER

c. f. Dudley recently got RELEASE
from being on a jury, trying a crimi
nal case in county court.
Arthur Coburn, who started fol
Miami, Fla, d short time ago, hal
written his daughter, Mrs. Harry
Townsend. that he arrived safely II
Jacksonville, where the letter was
mailed, and that he intends to do some
sightseeing before going to Miami
visiting st. Augustine, Orange City
| st. Petersburg and other places he
may wish to see on the way.
Mrs. Raymond Gallison and Mrs,
George Mcknight were visitors in
Montpelier Monday.
Representative Herbert Kelton and
family have been suffering with severe
colds lately, but are now better.
The selectmen, Thomas Brazier, M.
Il. Rowland, and George Mcknight,
are commended much for their good
planning and work of doing the extern
sive preparing and building the cement
piers under the long bridge at the east
village. 1t is now so solid there is no
shake when autos or teams pass over
and those who use it most and all are
glad it is done.
Mrs. Myrtle Hayford Of Springfield,
Mass, was in town recently for a short
stay.
w. A. Hall has recently had a good
deal of repairing done to his building
4 new chimney to the ground for the
furnace and putting new plaster where
needed. also paper and paint inside
the house.
Mrs. Clarence Robbins is gaining in
health every day now and we hope will
soon be up and about a%susual. Baby
is fine.
Mrs. Il. p. Young was in Burling-
ton Thursday and Friday as u dele
gate to the state federation Of county
agents and secretaries. She is both
and secretary of the Wash
county farm bureau. To-day
she and her sisters. Miss Julia Foster
and Mrs. Harriet Cleaves of Mont
go to Boston for a week of Wis
ting and sightseeing.
Henry Barnett is cutting a lot Of
wood for himself and the Sandison
brothers.
Mrs. j.. r. Young returned from a
visit in Montpelier Tuesday
night and has a severe cold, contracted
while away.
Rabbit hunting ia still a lively
business in town with good success
or the hunters.
g. l.. Short and Herbert Wright are
their cream to the North
Montpelier creamery.
Herbert Guyett il working for
Curtis, drawing pulpwood to
station.
Henry Kelton was a business visitor
Plainfield on Tuesday.
Robert Coping is working for Les
or Lang, who has a large order OF
,lock wood to deliver in Barre.
George Shortt was a business visit
II in Plainfield Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Bean and son
we're visitors at the home of Mr.. and
irs. Harold Clark on Thursday.
Ralph st. Cyr of Barre was in town
j. b. Martell was in East Calais on
~usiness Friday.
Miss Esther Mills and Miss Anita
teachers in the village schools,
rent to Barre Friday evening to spend
he week end.
AT the last regular meeting of the
range, George Mcknight was elected
verseer in place of G. L. Short, re-
igned. Mrs. Arthur Collins was elect
4 lecturer in place Of Mrs. G. L.
hortt, resigned. /,
Plans are completed for another
hist party to be held on Saturday :
Dec. II, at village hall.
A flock of pine grosbeaks, also called
re pine bullinch, has made its reg 4
ar winter visit. It's stay is ais uncertain
its coming. II visits us at a time I
hen gray-colored birds are rer. Their
raybery red feathers, shining a
yainst the dark green background of n
lie pines, give them charming promi-
nee. They feed on the buds of various !.
,ciduous trees, as well as the ever l
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Plans arc underway for a general
lung and old folks ball, to be held D
me time in January. :