The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-12-06

Mrs. Grace Bixby recently visited
her daughter, Mrs. Harry r. Wishart,
in Winooski.
Mrs. Mae Hettrick and son. Robert,
OF Buffalo, N. r., came recently to Wis
it the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Norman B. Davenport.
John J. Phipps, who has been en-
ployed by George A. Tracy, since his
discharge from the army two years
ago, and who was seriously gassed in
the battle Of the Argonne in the sum-
mer of 1918, was recently summoned
to Chelsea, Mass, for physical exami-
nation at government expense.
Hale X. Darlng's family have re-
Gently moved from Lizzie p. Smiths
tenement house on Main street to
tenement in Mrs. kennedy's house on
Wallace avenue.
Arthur T. McCue viii leave the first
of the week for Ithaca, N. Y, where he
will matriculate as student at Cor
nell university and will pursue al
course Of study to become veterinary
surgeon He expects to be able to re-
move his family to Ithaca in the near
future.
Robert Stone has completed his term
Of service for the Orange County
Creamery company and has gone TO
Wilder, where he has employment IN
the paper mills. Jesse NJ. Hunt has
been engaged as buttermaker at the
creamery and is assisted by Roy La
throp of Barre.
Mrs. Lizzie p. Smith has moved into |
her tenement, recently vacated by Hale
X. Darling and family, and Rev. Will
liam Roberts, who has occupied ten
ement in John Sanborn's house, has
moved into the tenement vacated by
Mrs. Smith.
Edward O. Mattoon has sold his
place in the village, which he pur-
chased few years since of Hale h.
Darling, to Albert p. Bugbee, who buys
for a home, and Mr.. Bugbee has al
-eady taken possession
At a recent meeting of the stock
FOLDERS of the Orange County Cream
Try company, the following directors
we're elected for the ensuing year;
Horace Monkey, A. w. Whitney, Fred
! Alderman, Frank j. Austin and Will
narth H. Luce. Following the meeting
# stockholders, the directors organ
zed by electing the following officers:
Horace Monkey, president; A. W. Whit
ley, manager, John M. Comstock,
treasurer and Eunice A. Lewis, secre-
airy.
The second entertainment in the lee
ure course will be held at the town
all on Thursday evening, Dec. s, when
The Twins" will give a concert.
About 100 Of the friends and neigh
ors of Mr.. and Mrs. James NJ. Titus
altered at the Methodist church par
ors last Thursday evening to give the
ewly married couple reception and
xtend to them the best wishes for
ing and happy married life, accom-
anied by the blessings and prosperity
D which they are entitled. Rev. Per-
wal Hewitt, pastor of the Methodist
hurch, presented many valuable and
seful presents in behalf of those as
,mbled, to which Mr.. Tufts responded
/ a happy and pleasing manner and
fter social hour, during which light
,freshments were served, the pleas
re of the occasion was concluded by
he singing of "Blest Be the Tie That
inds."
o. Fay Allen and William w. Under
Ill left Saturday for Boston on bus
less trip for several days.
George NJ Medcalf has purchased a
ew caterpillar tractor to use as mo-
We power for drawing his freight
ON South Royalton during the win
II and the same is to be operated by
g son-in-law, Edwin II Colby.