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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-12-28
ROCHESTER

The house owned by the late Mrs
4Addie Lawrence has been rented to
Pearl Hodgkins
Miss Mary Gibson is visiting her
mother, Mrs. yina. Gibson.
Rochester has Go farm bureau mem
bers. with prospects Of more.
Miss Helen Merriam is at home from
Mt Holyoke college for the holiday
vacation
Mr.. and Mrs. +. IT. Edgrrton and
Mrs. James Henry were in Burlington
recently to attend the concert given BY
the Boston symphony Concert com
pany.
The recent basketball game between
Randolph and Rochester resulted in =
score q 20 to - in favor u Randolph.
Claude Stevens and Charles Slough
ton are at home from Norwich univer-
sitv for a short vacation.
Mrs. B. A Billings went 90 Randolph
recently for an operation
The tenth annual conference Of the
older boys Of Vermont viii be heid
IN Barre jan ~. Il and IS. The con
ference j. open 70 al toys Is years Il
age and above, rePrrssnting al
churches
Miss Blanche Apdrews Il visiting a.
the home q L SPcncer.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-12-28
NORTH CALAIS

Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman Lawson were
recent visitors at the home of theil
son, Dwight lawson, in Maple Corner
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Warren OF
/ North Montpelier were recent visitors
| at the home OF Warren Fair.
Harold Fair is working for Elbridge
George in East Calais.
Nelson Smith was in Adamant on
Sunday.
Earle slayton of Adamant was a re-
cent visitor in. the place.
Gardner Daley from the Austine
school in Brattleboro was in town on
Friday to visit his grandmother, Mrs.
S. Y. Daley.
Mahlon slayton was recent visitor
in Woodbury..
II. +. Scribner wac in PlaintieId on
Wednesday.
Mrs. Emma Lilley Of Pekin spent
Sunday with her daughter, Mrs. Mary
Fair.
Harry Peck of Cabot was a visitor
in the place over the week end
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Kelley Of Wind
sor spent Christmas with Mrs. kelley's
sister, Mrs. w. ID. Fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman Lawson was
in Kent's Corner Sunday TO visit their
son, /. WILLIAMSON. and family.
Carl Fair was business visitor in
North Montpelier Monday.
Mrs. :. T. DALEY was in Maple Cor
err Friday. evening to attend the Christ
mas exercises given by the school chill
dren.
Walter Young Of North Montpelier
was recent guest of Raymond Park.
err
Ralph Fair of East Montpelier spent
Christmas day with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Grant Fair.
Miss Inez Orr was in Montpelier on
Thursday on business.
Miss Leila Fair of Cabot spent the
week end at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fair
Dennis Lawson went to Barre Mon
day to play in the Park theatre for
time.
Sidney Nelson and son, Miles. spent
Christmas with Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson
in. East Hardwick
Roy Lille of Pekin Is the guest OF
Raymond Parker this week
Miss Evelyn Orr was in Montpelier
ono day recently.
Howard Daley Of East Calais was a
visitor at A. c. Dailey's the last OF
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs ". J. DALEY and Miss |
Of South Woodbury. were
Sunday visitors at A. c. Dailcy's.
Misses Inez and EVELYN Orr we're in 1
East Calais Friday to attend the camp
FIRE girls meeting.
Miss Elsie Hastings Of Concord was
A Sunday visitor Of relatives here.
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STOH'E


The annual meeting of the Congre-
gational society viii be held at the
Congregational church at | O'Clock
Thursday afternoon. The United
church society will hold its annual
meeting at the home Of Miss Nellie
Sargent Thursday evening, Jan, 5. The
annual meeting Of the Community
church will be held at the Community
church Thursday afternoon, Jan. 5.
The annual church dinner will be
served at noon.
The pupils of the Edison hill school
entertained parents and neighbors with
a Christmas program at the home of
their teacher, Mrs. Fred G. Mccarthy,
Friday evening. Following the pro-
gram presents from Christmas tree
were distributed and social time was
enjoyed. Over fifty were present.
Mrs. Fred PIoof, who has been Sc
riously il. for week, was taken Tues
day to the Fanny Allen hospital. Miss
Grace Ploof has been called home from
West Lebanon, y. H., by her mothers
illness.
II. s. Bcardman returned Monday
from Winooski, where he passed Christ
mas with Mrs. Boardman at the Fanny
Allen hospital
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ Banker of Nor
risville passed Christmas with Mrs.
Bankers brother and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. E. Ricketson.
Mrs. EkiTa Gale had the pleasure of
hearing the voice OF her daughter, Mrs.
Elroy 3 Billings, in a long distance
call from st. Louis. Mo, early Monday
morning. Mrs. Billings intended the
call to reach her mother on Christmas
day, while-seven Of Mrs. Gales nine
children were with her at her home;
but the connection was not completed
until Monday morning about 4 o'clock.
A few minutes conversation was dis
tinctly understood
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Ayers and
Carroll Brown Of Proctorsville are here
for the holidays.
MiSs Mildred Smith returned to Bos-
ton Tuesday, after passing Christmas
with relatives here.
Mrs. Bessie Loveland and son, Harry,
of Waitsfield are visiting her father,
II. A. Warren, at Moscow.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Noulton and
child passed Christmas with their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Moulton, at
Proctorsville.
Harry Warren is visiting his broth
er, b. W. Warren, in Middlcbury.
4. ID. Tinkham, who passed Christ
mas with his family. has gone to Lima,
o., 20 attend a convention of the Car
ford Motor company.
+. w. McGibbou returned TO Enos-
burg Monday after passing Christ
mas with friends. 80 |
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EAST BROOKFIELD

Miss Marion Martin from Montpelier
spent the week end with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Martin.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Jones from East
Bethel. Miss Anna Jones and Russell
Farnsworth from Springfield, Mass,
were visitors at L. o. Farnsworth's last
Saturday.
Mrs. Will Ruiz visited her mother,
Mrs. John Bjorn, in Barre last week.
Miss Hazel Davis underwent an OPP
Grafton Dec. % for appendicitis at the
Barre City hospital. She is doing
nicely.
Miss Addie Harrington is at home.
after finishing work for Mrs. Donald
Ferris.
John Bjorn spent a week in Barre
recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Holmes enter
tanned relatives at a Christmas din
ner Saturday
The northeast hill school closed Fri
day night for a weeks vacation. Ap-
propriate Christmas exercises and a
tree were enjoyed by all.
Miss Grace Trask of Bridgewater,
Mass, is spending a week with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f. J. Trask
Miss Irene Davis Of Barre isyspend-
ing the holidays with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. +. Davis.
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HANCOCK

G.. B. Farr went to Boston last week
with a carload of stock
Mrs. L. NJ Church spent last weel.
in Middlebury with Mr.. Church
Mrs. Emma Hubbard Of Rochester
was recent guest at G. G. Hubbard's.
Miss Ruth Goodyear Is at home from
Montpelier seminary for the holiday
vacation.
Maurice Eaton has moved from Mrs.
Caroline Marsh's into p. II. Eaton's
house.
Five young people received the rite
of baptism at the NJ. Z. church Sun
day morning.
A glass baptismal bowl has been
presented to the NJ. E. church by Mrs.
II. j. Goodyear.
Students attending r. III. s. are
spending the Christmas vacation at
their various homes here.
w. w. Jones was In Brattlcboro last
week to attend the reception given
Foch.
Master Paul, younger son of Mr.. and
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CABOT

Geraldine Hatch of Craftsbury was
guest last week of Misses Dorothy
and Esther Smith at Lower Cabot.
The Christmas entertainment at
Lower Cabot school was a decided sue
cess, the exercises being well rendered.
A tree laden with gifts for the pupils
and teacher was beautiful sight. The
net proceeds of the box supper were
SCI, which is to be used for improve
ment in and about the school build
ing. The pupils presented their teach
err. Miss Phyllis Webster. silver Ev-
ersharp pencil. The schoolroom was
filed beyond seating capacity and ev-
eryone enjoyed the entertainment.
Irene Talbert has been i'll the past
week with scarlet fever.
George Heath has purchased the land
lately owned by II. w. Dane, adjoining
Leslie fuckers farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. A Merritt were re-
cent business visitors in Boston.
Mrs. Gertrude Wells and daughters
are spending Christmas at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Fletcher in Shell
burne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucius Cole were called
TO Danyille last Friday to attend the
funeral of a relative
Miss Alice Paine Of Montpelier is
spending few days at S. A Nelson's.
Mrs. Leon Perry and little son. Will
liam, has been spending several days
with her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j.. VI. Southwick.
Miss odessa Lance Of Craftsbury
was a guest last week at the home of
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. II.
Southwiek.
Glenn Hatch Of Craftsbury was en-
tertained last Thursday night at the
home OF his friend. Cary Smith.
Miss Pauline Burbank. Ruth Aus
tin. Edwin Smith. Gerald Perry and
Roy Barrett are home from 4. V. NJ
Miss Olive Smith i home from
Maine and Walter Malmquist from
Tufts college.
There was family gathering at NJ.
J. Beaton's at Lower Cabot. thirteen
in number A Christmas dinner was
served A very pretty tree was laden
with gifts Their eldest son, Frank
lin, came with auto from Mansonville.
Quebec
Owing to another outbreak Of scar
r.; fever last week. the Christmas ex-
ercises Of both churches were can
celled.
Next Saturday the annual New
Years dinner viii be served AZ the
Congregational church. A business
meeting win be held a. 1880 70 CON- /
plete some business which was post
paued from the last annual meeting
A good attendance j. desired
The election 81 ofBcers Of the Con
greEationsl Sunday school. which vas
piannci for last Sunday. Vas post
poned two weeks
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TOPSHAM

Mrs. William Edwards, who has been
at her home in Websteryille for the
past week, returned to ]. r. McLam's
Tuesday.
Miss Hazel Nolan Of Brattleboro
and Rev. Ralston spent Christmas at
the home OF g. L. McLam.
The friends of Leon Mason are glad
to hear that he is able to be up again.
Charlie Pierce Of Groton Il working
on one Of the lumber jobs above Kas-
som bridge.
Susie Hood was home from her
school in Montpelier to spend Christ
mas.
Marion Blood Of Brattleboro and
Blanche Blood of Wells River spent
Christmas at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Norman McLam-
Fannie, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Hood, who has for some time
been with Mrs. Seth Cutting of Brook
lyn, n. T.. was home for Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Eastman of
Orange have moved into the Butler
house tor the winter.
We are all listening for the wedding
bells, which we expect will ring soon.
McRae and James of Gr6ton have
two teams on their lumber job, and ex
pect more as soon as snow will per-
NIT.
1t is reported that Walter Mayo has
gone to Texas TO accept position as
foreman on DIR. Hazen's ranch, at
good salary. His friends wish him sue
cess.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ID. Hood received
an announcement from their son, Fred,
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Mrs. W. E. Goodyear, who had been i'll,
is better at this writing.
A team Of George Taylor, jr., recent
" drew load Of logs from Hancock
mountain to Eaton's mill which meas
ured 1923 feet. There were 23 logs.
A son, William, jr., was born on
Wednesday, Dec. IA, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Blair of Rochester, grandson to
Mr.. and Mrs. George Blair Of this
town.
A letter Of appreciation has been re-
Gently received from Rev. r. w. CORN
ley, former pastor, now of Attleboro,
Mass, thanking the ladies of Hancock
for the rug which they recently made
and presented to him.
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WAITSFIELD

The union Christmas party for tht
children of both the Methodist and
Congregational parishes was well at
tended by both old and young. The
party was h-ld in the vestry Of the
Congregational church Saturday after,
noon and the room was beautifully
trimmed with evergreen and spruce
boughs. On the stage was fireplace
lighted with red electric bulb. and
over the fireplace were hung stockings,
including doll'sstocking, In child's
chair and on sofa were two dolls
loaned by Mrs. Clara b. Miller and
these were the property of her daugh-
tiers, Barbara and Margaret Miller. The
shades and blinds Of the windows were
drawn and red crepe paper over the
lights, which were all lighted. Two
Christmas trees were filled with pres<
ents and every child was remembered.
Santa Claus helped to distribute the
presents. The program was all given
by the children in the lower grades of
the Sunday schools. Rev. j. G. Hazel
ton offered prayer. Refreshments of CO.
Goa, sandwiches and waters were served
by the ladies' aid and home circle.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. II. Smith and sons
attended church in Moretown Sunday.
Christmas guests at John Neill's
were Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hoffman
and three children from Barre.
Miss Doris Griffith is i'll with grip.
Guests at j. A. Neill's over the holt
day were Mrs. Neill's mother and sis
ter, Mrs. T. Human and Mrs. Wood,
both from Newport.
A. b. Tucker was in Warren Satur-
day to stay with his brother. j. T..
Tucker, while his brothers wife went
to Bristol to attend the funeral Of
their daughter, Mrs. Cardel.
Mrs. Harland Stoddard is very sick
with bronchitis.
Miss Julia Neil was home from
Duxbury for Christmas.
j. L. Baird Is confined to the house
owing to cut on the side. of his knee
about four inches in length, received
from a circular saw.
Alton r. Farr is building wireless
receiving station. 1t is being construct
ed on top Of two barns. that Of Mr..
Farr and of w. II. Moriarty. Mr.. Farr
has been interested in the wireless for |
several years, having constructed ono
several years ago from which he re-
reived good results.
Ralph Cotton spent the holiday in |
Waterbury with his parents, Mr.. and |
Mrs w. Cotton.
Miss Annette Tucker from Lowell, |
Mass, who Is visiting her sister in
is expected ut the homes Of |
ier brothers, A. b. and w. w Tucker,
'or visit soon.
Rev. W. A. Remele returned Friday
rom months stay in Roanoke, Va,
md Washington, d, c.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Ferris. Mr.. and
Mrs, X. j. McAiIister were in Warren
Saturday to attend the funeral Of the
infant son ofsMr.. and Mrs. Lee French.
Miss Annie Dale from the National
life Insurance office in Montpelier
pent Christmas in W0itsfield with her
mother. Mrs. Addie Dale, and her aunt,
drs. Marshall.
Everett Perkins il better from the
rip and with Mrs. Perkins spent Mon
lay in Fayston.
Percy Airline from Providence, II. l.,
vas weekend guest and over-the-
oliday guest at Mrs. J. A. Smiths. Il
Mrs. Laura Bennett was at Albert
fuckers IN Warren this week.
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of the arrival of an eight and one
half pound daughter, born at Hanover
hospital Dec 90
d. III. Eastman and r. B. Hood have
their Delco lights installed.
Mrs. Fred Smith Is more comfortable
at this writing.
A good time was enjoyed by all pres
ent at the Christmas tree at the school
house last Friday evening. The en-
tertainment was fine and appreciated
by all.
A. p. Hood has had carbine lights
installed.
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Mrs. Tilden visited her mother, Mrs.
Smith, in Mortified last week.
Miss Laura Averill was out from
Mortified Saturday, and Sunday
morning she went to Montpelier to
spend Sunday and Monday with her
sister there. While here she visited
at the home of her father, w. A..
Averill.
Mr. and Mrs. B. p. Blanchard spent
one afternoon last week in Montpelier
shopping
Mr.. and Mrs w. A. Ayerill and son,
Albert, drove to Montpelier Monday to
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PLAINFIELD

Social dance at Bancroft inn. Thurs
day, Dec. 20. Morse's four-piece or
chestra. Dancing from 8 until /. Adj
mission. 81 per couple. Refreshments.
25c plate. Floor manager, wilfred Me-
nard.--adv.
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ROXBURY
Elias Wheeler's Brother Died as He
Sat Down to Light His Pipe.

VA brother. of Elias Wheeler, who has
been spending the winter with him,
passed away suddenly Friday night as
he sat down to light his pipe. The
funeral was Monday from Mr.. Wheel
er's home.
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171S EYE sT.-LArge front room. communicat-
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1904 PARK ROAD N.W.-LArge room. twin
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1888 CONN. AVE.-2nd floor front room near
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10 10 M-I-ARGE FRONT BEDR0OM: THIEI,
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FURNIsHED-continueA,

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VERY ATTRACTIVE FTRST-FIO0R FRONT
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iARlIOR. BEDROOM AND BATH. ATTRAC-
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bath: on End q 3Ed 4eor.
eos 7th 81. s.w-s frsat rooms f~ ls.s.
Evening star., 1921-06-05

III ,i t-ASf CAPITOL ST-AT~rR ,CTTyB
ansrfmsn, oath ~; and sleeping porch furnished
furnished for living porch: new ra.rl m,i.ielas
hmk IN kitchen: refrigerator: there's no,l,;n..
r.. h.is aai,, IN inns apt. gas and elec; Ihk -
| 'e' snu hnen' no children. At Line Pa-k CO..
Evening star., 1921-06-05

542l ILL. AVE. N.W.-3 rooms: tile bath
private home; 2nd floor; reasonable; Ink.
sink and gas range; ami; cleo. lights;
h.-w.h.; laundry privilege; use Of yard and
porches; two car lines; couple preferred; take
Evening star., 1921-06-05

LADY T0 SHARE APARTMENT WITH LADY
nt Marnmsn "a Park Inn: references Address