The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-25
PL4NFIELD

Mrs. Addison Minott and Mrs. Hen
rietta Nichols visited their sister, Mrs
Charles ID, Perry, last week.
Mrs. Gerald A. Bixby Of Chicago Wis
tied her friend, Mrs. Harold Perry, a
few days last week.
Mrs Charles Hudson was in Montpel.
Ter Friday.
Mrs Frank Page and son, Fred, were
in North Montpelier Sunday at the
home OF +. w. Pitkin
Mr. and Mrs Jerome Bailaw spent
| Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Wells
OF Marshfield,
Mr. and Mrs Mayo Wyman and Mrs.
Laura Golden spent Saturday with Mr..
and Mrs James Loveland of Marsh
field.
Harold Remission Of Montpelier was
in town over Sunday.
Henry Hudson has employment at
Barre.
Fred r. Page Of Barre was at Mr.. and
Mr. L. G. Baldwins over Sunday
Mrs Fred Martin was in Montpelier
Saturday
Mrs Elsada Hooker Of Montpelier is
visiting her brother. H. E. Lane
j B. Cassellini of Barre was in town
Friday
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Raymond have
returned home, after spending several
weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. f. B. Hutch
ms
Mrs. Paul Labree of Marshfield re.
Gently spent several days with her
mother, Mrs Alonzo Holt.
Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Duchaine were
in Montpelier the, first OF the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. l.. Silver were in
Montpelier Monday
Z. w Page and George Kingsbury
are doing business in the blacksmith
shop, near the creamery, formerly the
old cider mill
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Lamberton of
Marshfeld were in town Saturday.
Mrs. f. W Coburn was in Barre the |
first Of last week
Miss Ethel Bemis of Montpelier spent !
the week end with her sister, Mrs. A. |
NJ Cate.
Mrs. Ellen Shorey il visiting MIR and
Mrs. Pliny Shorey in WheeIock
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Lilley. and son OF I
Calais spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
VIII Greeley
Misses Evelyn aud Mary Martin OF
Montpelier were home over the week
end
The many friends Of Bert May are
glad to learn he i gaining after his Sc
rious illness
Mr.. and Mrs Hayes Bassett and
daughter Nlaydene were in Barre sat
1rday evening 70 attend the 20th wed
ding anniversary OF his brother. Bert
Bassett, and wife
Mr. and Mrs w D Page were in
Barre Saturday.
Elmer MaNield and Robert Harvey
we're I'D last week
Several from here attended the Ma
,onic ball ia North Montpelier Thurs
lay evening.
The schoOlhouse caught fire Wednes. !
lay forenoon around the register IN the
primary room. but the blaze was quick !
y eXtipguished. There was no school !
downstairs the rest of the week
The ladies are cordially invited to :
meet Miss Boice, the home demonstra- ,
or, at the grange hall Thursday aft ;
rnoou from ? TO o'clock
Mrs. Fred Davis and Mrs Winifred ;
Hidden were in Waterbury last week
Mrs. Ella Freeman was called to +,
Waterbury Friday by the serious III ,
ess and death Of her SON Wilbur Free
lan, who had pneumonia. He was p
ears old and leaves q wife and three
istcrs. Mrs. Dolly Mason OF East
iontpelier, Mrs. Fred Davis and Mrs
Winfield Glidden Of this town, also one 5
rother, Donald. Of Montpelier. lie for G
icrly lived in this town The funer- a
will be held at the home Of his Sis j
r., Mrs Mason, at East Montpelier. b
Tuesday and Wednesday Of last week Il
he thermometer registered p and 80 v
egrees below zero, the coolest weather pl
IT. but we don't have To go to Florida ca
/ Arizona, where it is 20 degrees above d
no, 20 see orange blossoms, as Flora v
ate has % buds and blossoms on her al
orange tree, which has had ,.
'yeral ripe oranges on il The plant Fl
nearly 10 years old =