The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-03-01


was well known in Newbury and has
many friends here to mourn his death.
He was cousin of Miss Harriet Reyes
of this place, and his boyhood days
were spent in her fathers family. He
was born in Sivas, Turkey. He leaves
wife.
Judge Charles Ford left his chambers
for New York City last Saturday
morning. During his absence the store
court will be presided over by John
Goodwin. ESQ., with Frank Temple act
ing as sort Of side judge. There Is
some speculation as to the Judges
absence. Boswell thinks he has cabi'
net bee buzzng in his hat while the
side Judge thinks he is after Judge
Lands Job, but acting Judge Goodwin
swears he is after the relationship OF
New York City. His return is awaited
with interest and great susPence.
William Henry of Nellie Gill fame
was in town last Thursday evening
and Friday morning calling on old
friends, He informs Us that the troupe
are well and in good spirits and are
looking forward to their "heme-com-
ing" which win be some time the last
Of April Newbury and the many
friends of this troupe in adjoining
towns will await their return with
pleasure.
This week Mr. and Mrs. Noble Foss
are entertaining their mother, Mrs.
Eugene Foss Of Boston.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Styles last Saturday. The little
miss weighed seven and half pounds
and has already recognized Grandpa
and Grandma Woodbury., who feel like
all grandparents. mighty big.
George Leslie of Montpelier was here
Washington's birthday.
Mrs. Thomas of Burlington is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. d. S. Jones.
The town clerks office has just taken
its annual bath, and looks refreshed.
We were going TO say in mind and
body in appearance. II is the town
clerk who is refreshed in mind and
body. May one the who washed the
windows and welded the mop, keep on
scrubbing is the wish of all.
Mr. Webb went down 10 Boston last
| week to look for his umbrella, which
he left behind the door at the Adams
house last fall and not finding it
same backwith the impression that
there were a few dishonest eusses in
| Boston left, even if the administration
was on the point of making change
| NJ Mckeen, manager for the Parker
and Young company camp, in order TO
give his men recreation and good
time on Washington's birthday engag
cd Chadwick hall and gave at his ex-
pense community dance, with only
one condition that every other dance
i should be his that is that every other
| figure should be an old.time dance
| About eight O'Clock the clans began TO
gather-they came from all parts Of
/ the town-among the gathering were
many of our HaveThill friends. There
were men and women Of all ages-Fos.
sis Of the vintage Of 1880 81, 50, 50
| "a and SIS, with their labels intact
| They seemed to come from the shad-
ow Of the valley Of dry bones. and the
music Of Mrs. Wilkes orchestra Of
St Johnsbury seemed TO watt them
back to days Of their youth, and be-
fore the staid men and women Of the
past realized il, they were Young again
and going through those old square
dances: Money ~ Honest
John. Portland Fancy French
Four" and plain quadrille, all Of which
proved TO the younger generation that
the girls Of long ago were just as love
/ iy and entertaining as those Of to-
day At 1880 Mr.. Mckeen announced
that supper was served in the dining
hall and $50 partook Of his hospitality
aud good cheer Much was added to-
the general good time by the presence
~ Bert Wheeler Of Newbury Center
who called the changes and William
Power lalias Bill Powers, who ev-
ecuted a Clog. Assisted by his daugh-
ter. sarah AtNl o'clock this throng
Of two hundred and twenty -iye happy
people realized that the small hours of
/ the morning had arrived and il they
/ did not HE home soon tho cows would
cease to give down the tactical fluid SO
giving their genial host a vote Of
/ thanks and three cheers and a tiger
and exacting from him promise that
ne would repeat this good time two
/ weeks from Wednesday (which viii be
March o.. with remuneration. the
crowd departed saving that they had
had the time 81 their lives and long
/ live Mr McKeen! Long live Chadwick
halls
Edgar Henderson II Springfield
/ Mass. uas Is town Last week
Tclney and Carl Carlson were called
70 Athol, Mas. F''day night IN re-
suau.c "a telegram informing them
. fhat thsr brother. Haskell was seri-
ou-ly 30 in the hospital q that city.
Mr. and Mr. William Taisey are
I this week in Boston.
The Modern Wc0dmen observed open
NIGHT last Monday and eondescCnied 60
allow the Wood prckers 70 a-,imuiaic
+ - the -ofe-nn cauciaye. Not being
present. us eanuaf give a graphic O..
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