The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-03-15
PLAIVFIELD

Mrs. T. W. Coburn recently visited
her aunt, Mrs. Ellen Greedy, at the
home of Jay Liiley in Calais.
Clinton Moody has finished work for
John French in Marshfeld.
George Hamel of Marshfeld was in
town Tuesday
Antonio Bonazzi OF Rouses Point, "
y, is visiting his wife and daughter,
Audrey.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Attridge have
moved to Barre.
John Parks recently visited at the
home of his brother, II. S. Parks, in
Barre.
Miss Rose Boyce Of Worcester re.
Gently visited Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Lamberton.
Mr.. Paulselli was a business visitor
in Barre Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hayes Bassett and
daughter, Maydeane, were in Barre
Sunday
Miss Olive Smith has gone to South
STAFFORD to spend the spring vaca-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Armstrong of
Prov dencc, r. t. and Herman Wheeler
of Everett, Mass, were guests of Mrs.
Fred Cree last Monday and Tuesday
Clifford Batchelder is visiting his
| brother Glenn Batchelder, and wife in
/ Boston.
Walter Gokey is visiting at the home
OF his parents, Mr.. and Mrs John
Gokey OF Rouses Point, \. y.
Miss Ruth Buxton spent few days
last week at her aunts, Mrs. B. B.
Batchelder.
Mrs. Charles Carpenter Of Cavendish
recently visited her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Maxfeld.
Misses Ruth and Rena Cate Of North
montpelier visited their cousins in the
village school last week
Mrs. O. L. Martin was Ill last week.
VIII Greeley was called to Calais last
Tuesday by the serious illness OF his
mother, Mrs Ellen Greeley.
Charles TaIker is working for Arthur
Townsend.
At he hotel whist party, March 10,
the first prize was won by Mrs. Bert
Nelson and Master William Hudson.
wish il score OF 81. The BOBBY prize was
won bv Mrs Milford kiser and Master
john VI Fowler. with a score Of l.
minus. The next party will be held At
hotel hall Thursday evening, March IL.
( Everybody come and bring a friend.
/ George whitcher Of California was
( in town last week.
Mrs. d. n. Dyinell If East Calais
called on Mrs. Milford kiser recently.
Five dollar from the J, q. I. A. Ms
and $40 from the ladies' AID society
have been contributed 10 the Near East
relief fund. for which the committee Is
deeply grateful These contributions arc
verv a rect service TO the saving ~
human life where 1t is now in greatest
! danger
Mrs. Abbis 4 Spencer. widow q The
/ late George Spencer. died ri her home
I Friday morning from an illness Of
hardening cf the arteries. She was horn
oct. -. 1875. the daughter Of Harrison
and Patty tBcmisl pitkin. She leaves
one daughter. Gertrude Spencer. The
funeral service was held AZ The house
sunday afternoon AZ I O'Clock, Rev 4.
". Hewitt officiating Burial was in
ltbe BATON cemetery in Marshheld, b.
side her husband, who died about four
wears ago.
Mis- Edith Holli~ter = Montpelier g
bending 4 few DAYS a. the home Of Mr..
Ana Mrs. Arthur Townsend.
y Leslie Killenhack Of Hanover. \. n.
recently visited Mr.. and Mrs. Murray
Martyr.
a daughter was born Feb. Is e Mr.
and Mrs. William g. Martin Of Cabot
7 formerly living near this town.
Whist was the form q entertain
mert arranged hy Mrs. = W. Coburn
for The March birthday entertainment
- ths Rehakah lodge asst Friday eve
rlu-. Mr.. n. G. Holt has charge q
the next entertainment.
TIE funeral - Oscar Wheeler was
he'd ~ the home cf Mr. and Mrs Mel
sa- Murray Tuesday Afternoon, Rev A.
/ ". Hewitt orc ztinC The bearers r'efe
Herman Wheeler. Walter Armstrong
4 C7aude BAILEY ard Ma Ba'ehslaer Bur
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