The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-20
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Montgomery OF
Boston arrived here on Friday for a
few days stay with relatives in town
Mrs. o. w. Mann, also of Boston, is a
guest of Mrs. S. S. Whitcomb.
William Moulton, Pullman car
conductor, with headquarters at Bos-
ton, is in town for visit with old
friends and relatives.
Rev. and Mrs. S. A. French of Kan
sas, Mrs Mary Wilson and Mrs. Jen-
ME Richardson came from Roxbury
| Thursday and there was reunion of
| the relatives at the home of DIR. A. C.
Bailey, who is a cousin of Mr.. French.
Friday the same party were at the
home of Mrs. S. S. Whitcomb, who is
| an aunt of Mr.. French. The guests re-
turned to Roxbury on Friday night to
pass some time with relatives there
before leaving for their home in Kan
sas.
Miss Mabel Minis of Westmoreland,
n H., is being entertained this week
by Miss Mary Dubois at her home.
Miss Ethel Taylor of Contoocook, n.
H., is the guest this week of Rev
and Mrs. F. S. Tolman.
L. j. Blakely, after passing several
days here with his family, has re-
turned to the Soldiers home at Ben
nington.
Miss Stella Sawyer was in Burling
ton this week, where she secured
position at the children's home.
Miss Evelyn Carpenter was in Barre
over Sunday with her sister, Miss
Clara Carpenter.
The community Fairgrounds, which
has been conducted by the local Red
Cross for the past six weeks, closed
Thursday and Miss Katherine Smith
returned to Boston. 1t has been sue
attendance of %. One year ago the
average was rs. Tuesday evening
picnic supper was held at the grounds
and games were. enjoyed by moonlight.
The garden party given at the same
place last Thursday was well attended
and the receipts from the sale of the
refreshments and one gift of IS,
amounted to $50 At this time the be-
ginners class in swimming gave an ex
hibition and there was fancy diving,
in which the girls look part. The
boys engaged in swimming, tub and
small boat races. A Japanese dance
followed and fancy dance by Laura
Chase.
B. G. Sheldon has retired from the
of the Mortified inn and
has come here to remain with his fam
lily at The Naples.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. 4. Adams and two |
children and Miss Elizabeth Metzger |
we're guests of their brother, Rev |
Fraser Metzger. while on their way
from New York to Waterbury,
Miss Charlse Tirrell of Brocktons is
visiting friends in town for few days
on her way from Waterbury, where
she was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
B. Adams.
Milmer Angel is taking the census
IF school children in town, d. c. Wood
ard being i'll and not able to do this
work.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Campbell and Mr.
md Mrs. Ned Newcomb and son of
Oakland, Mass. are visiting their son
md brother, Raymond Campbell, and
wife.
Wilmer Angel has returned home,
laving completed his courses of study
It the summer school at Columbia uni
Iersity.
W. H. Pelton entertained his broth
r, Thomas Peiton. of Norfolk. N. Y,
lis uncle, Henry Rutherford, and two
ousins of Madrid, n. Y, the first of
he week.
DIR. Ray Spaulding of Dedham, a
lass. visited his father, r. +. Spauld. q
ng, Friday. He came by automobile
nth four boy scouts and the party '
rent to the White mountains from
ere. :
Mr.. and Mrs. G, w. Douglas have re-
urned from a ten days trip to north. /
IN New York, where they were the d
uests of relatives.
Horace E, Moulton of New York t
ity is visiting his parents, Mr.. and S
Irs. c. +. Moulton.
David Hedding has purchased the u
Dttage of Robert Lewis, which he pur- b
nased recently and which was built
y C.. C. Reynolds.