The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-06
WAITSFIELD
Auto Drivers Injured When Cars Col
and Fayston Machines

llided-WarTen and Fayston Machines
Thursday evening an automobile ac-
cident happened on the street near w.
f. Jones' residence when Dennis Cove
Of Warren and Riley Moulton of Fays-
ton came together. The Cove car is
said to have been running on the wrong
side Of the road. Both cars were
smashed badly Mr.. Moulton received
cut on his head and Mr.. Cove got
one shoulder injured.
Mrs. Mime Miller from Montpelier
has been spending week with her
sisters. Mrs. Ella Waite and Mrs. Alma
McAllister.
| P. B. Gaylord has returned from
! Northfield.
Mrs Samuel Patterson of Warren is
passing this week with her daughter,
Mrs. +. G. Someryille
Mrs. Anne Somerville went Thurs
day to Hudson. N. H., to be the guest
of her daughter, Mrs. Eliza Blodgett.
Floyd Somerville is the guest of rel
atives in Nashua and Hudson, N. Fl.
Mrs. Minerva Boyce and daughter,
Mrs. j. d. Davis, have returned from
Rochester, where they were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Boyce at their
summer home.
Mrs. R. j. Gleason passed her birth
day quietly at her home on Tuesday,
Aug. 2. She received many calls from
her neighbors and from her son and
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. C. Gleason of
Montpelier, and her nephew and wife,
Mr.. and Mrs. f. l.. Smith of Hacken-
sack, N. J.
Harold Hayes is taking his annual
two weeks vacation from his duties
of mail carrier. G. 0. Stokes is his
substitute.
Mrs. Harriette Marshall went Thurs
day to Waterbury Center to visit
among her old neighbors. ]
William Guest and mother from
Haley, Canada, are visiting at Arthur
Boyce's and F. Il. Neill's.
Mrs. Arthur Johns and two children
from Burlington are spending a time
at Mrs. A. w. Bigelow's.
Miss Hazel Palmer and brothers,
Everett and Dwight, are spending a
week in Tunbridge.
Sterling Livingston went Friday to
to pass week with his
aunt, Mrs. Mamie Nichols.
The members of the ladies aid soci
ETY. and their families, to the num-
Der of 81 gathered for an out
ing at the summer camp of Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Richardson at South
Fayston Tuesday, Aug. 2, A bountiful
dinner was enjoyed at noon, after
which the members of the aid busted
themselves on articles for their sale,
while the others spent the time in
sports of various kinds. Everyone re-
ported very enjoyable time.
Richard Hadly Gaylord and Miss
Irene Biorklund were married July
IA at the home of the bride in Wood
raven, l.. l., the single ring service
,eing used. The groom is son of
?. B. Gaylord of Waitsfield and has
or number of years held a position
n the Mortified Savings bank. The
ride before her marriage held a posi-.
ion in New York as fling clerk in the
Bankers Trust. The wedding ceremony
vas witnessed by the groom's father,
? B. Gaylord, and brother, Marshall,
rom Waitsfeld. Mr.. and Mrs. Gay
ord have returned from their wedding
rip and will occupy their home, re-
entity purchased. A reception was Civ
n the young people in the Methodist
hurch in Mortified Wednesday eve
ing
There were 33s persons in the picnic
arty of the Y P. S. C. that motored !
o Smugglers' notch Tuesday. Seven
ars conveyed the party. All the |
laces of interest were explored and a !
ull day was passed on this outing.
God was carried for dinner and sup |
err. On the homewsrd trip, the whole 7
arty stopped at Waterbury and at
ended the movies. Mrs. Remele and |
frs. Clara B. Miller were the chsper s
res. \
The ladies' aid and the Home circle +
rived dinner to about l7j on Thurs =
ay A good round sum was realized !
Or both societies.