The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-07-27
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were in Boston on business portion
of last week.
Miss Emma L. Darling entertained
as her guest her aunt, Mrs. j. n
knight of Grinnell, Ia, last week.
Attorney Lyle r. Beckwith was con.
fined to his home by illness last week
and at this writing, though better, il
still not at his office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis and two friends
who had been guests of the formers
sister, Mrs. A. w. Whitney, for a few
DAYS, left last week for their homes in
! Indiana.
The present school board have organ
lied with Fred c. Waldo as chairman
and Elmer c. Roberts as clerk.
Miss Rosemary Lewis went sst week
to Winchester, N. H., to visit MIR. and
Mrs. Carl d. Grupe, who were residents
of this town a few years since while
; MIR, Grippe was principal of the local
high school
Mr. and Mrs B. H<~Adams and son,
William, motored TO Canaan Flats, n.
H., Sunday, where they were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Evarts p. Brown.
John and Myra Egley, who spent the
winter with their grandparents in Hi
nos, arrived in town last week and
are with their mother, Mrs. Elmer G.
Roberts, on the West Corinth road.
The committee elected by the FIRE
district to select a site and build a
building for storing the fire engine and
other fire apparatus have purchased a
site from f. d. Barnes, where the liv-
cry barn was burned. The site has
30 foot frontage on Main street and
runs back to the river. Daniel G.
Stoughton has been engaged to erect
brick cement building, l6x2l feet, on
this site to be completed before Oct.
of the present year.
John NJ Atwood of Boston and Mr..
nd Mrs. Walter S. Goss and son, Will
sm. were week end visitors in town.
Our local baseball team motored to
pst Mills last Saturday afternoon tot
oss bats with the Thetford team, and
we're beaten with'a score of to 2 runs.
Dur boys failed to negotiate the intri
9cies of the Thetford pitchers curves.
Our community was greatly shocked
I'D saddened on Thursday to learn of
re death of Mrs Andrew l.. Sprague
:, The sanatorium at Randolph. where
he submitted TO an operation the week
,efore She rallied well from her oper
ton and was seemingly making good
erovery for d few days but peritonitis
developed and she sank rapidly until
lie end came Wednesday evening. Her
amains were brought to her home and |
he funeral was held from the west !
Hill church, of which she had long been |
j helpful member, on Saturday after |
noon, Rev Percival w Hewitt off
,iaiing, and interment was in the fam |
liz lot in the west hill cemetery, near
he church. Mrs Sprague was a most |
ighly respected lady and will be
greatly missed in her home and a large |
ircIc Of friends She is survived by her
husband, her aged mother, Mrs. Merrill
Flint, one daughter. Mrs. Harry L.
Hayward, and one son, Lyman Sprague,
llso By two sisters, Mrs. Albert G.
lie Waldo Of Willamstown.
Luther Baraw. who has been doing
work for States Attorney
c. Taft, has completed his
ervices temporarily, at least, and is
working for his father, Charles II.
3araw, pending an opening for further
as stenographer.
DR.. R. Browning Wilson and family,
Who have been guests for two weeks at
he home of Judge and Mrs. Stanley c.
Wilson, left by automobile for their
lone in Red Bank, \. j., the first of
he week
States Attorney Millward c. Taft
vas in Springfield portion of last
week on business in connection with
he National Farm Loan association.
Mr.. and Mrs Ray +. Titus of Clare
mont, n. H., were in town over the
reek-end recess as guests of the for
ners father, Frank J. Titus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zephire Brunette of
'laremont. n. H., spent the week end
t their farm just over the line in
'unbridge.
Judge Stanley c, Wilson left Mon
ay morning for ST. Johnsbury to take
p work again of the June term of
aledonia county court, after a recess
two weeks
Harold b. Hill, who last January en-
sted in the United States army, where
e has since been stationed in Texas,
as received an honorable discharge
rom the army and returned 10 the
ONE OF, his parents, Mr. and Mrs J. b.
all, last week.
Herbert r. Kennedy Of Bridgeport, d
onn.. is spending a two weeks vaca q
on at the home of his mother. Mrs. I
nth Kennedy, on upper Main street
DIR. Walker Of Cambridge. Mass, !
no has spent his summers in town 7
n the past few years, arrived re /
,ntly and is a guest at the home of II
is uncle, Joshua NJ. Grant, on the west 9
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