The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-11-15
WAITSFIELD

Mrs. Frank Haskins returned
Thursday from Heaton hospital, with
one limb and hip in a cast. Her condi'
/ ton is very critical.
X. X. Herrick from New Britain
Conn, was a guest last week at Albert
kew's.
Mrs. Lillian Bonnet has returned
from few days spent in Lyndonyille.
Mr.. Burnette from Sheldon Junction
has been guest at 0. Q. Boyce's fol
the hunting season.
George Spooner has gone to the Mary
Fletcher hospital for hernia opera
ton.
L. s. Newcomb Of Waterbury Center
was in town Thursday. being called tc
Waitsfield by the local game warden
w. A. O'Brian, on account of the find.
ing Of two doe, killed, on the east hill
Alpha Sherman found one and Herbert
Neill the other.
A. II. Bowen has gone to Bethel for
the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. w. Baird and chill
dren were in Bethel Sunday, guests at
j. b. Regan's.
Oryille Bowen is in Springfield
Mass, this week.
Mrs. Lillian Reynolds, Mrs. Dean
Griffith, Mrs. Hattie Robinson and Mrs.
Florence Poor were in Cabot Friday to
attend the funeral Of relative.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Neill are parents
Of daughter, born Thursday. Nov. 10
in johnson at the home Of Mrs. Neill's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Morse.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. McAllister were
in Montpelier Friday to see Mrs. Me
Allister's mother, Mrs. Nancy Carey,
who is very i'll with heart trouble at
the home of her son, George Carey.
special convocation Of the o. +. $.
Wednesday evening, Nov. 10, for work.
Refreshments will be served.
Moses Long, who has been in town
the past months, has returned to his
home in Hartford, Conn, by way OF
Roekport, n H., where he will visit his
daughter. Mrs. sRaulding.
G.. w. Long was in Bradford Nednes-
day and in Burlington thursday.
Herbert Joslin. Howard Long, Ernest
and Edmund Tucker, James and ker-
nit Moriarty were camping in the
Markham house at Center Fayston
Friday and Saturday.
Merlin Moriarty was in Fayston at
Guerdon Fory's for Friday and Satur-
day. hunting.
Miss EVELYN Ferris was home from
Fayston with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
.C. II. Ferris over Sunday.
Mrs. Florence Poor from Lyndonville
was q guest last week Of her sister,
Mrs. Lillian Reynolds.
w. c. Kelsey spent the first week OF
the hunting season at J. p. Greenwood 5
in East Warren.
George Gotta has moved from II. w.
Belden's tenement to one OF Z. w.
Longs in the hotel block.
Henry Farnsworth has moved from
Warren to Mrs. Eva Russelfs tenement
on Irasville fiat.
The Teacher Parent association met
Friday in the assembly room of the
high school building, this being the
regular monthly meeting. The first
part of the evening waas given over TO
the business part Of the association,
after which a patriotic program was
given. Mr.. and Mrs II. L. Norton of
Montpelier were present and each
spoke TO the company. Mrs. Norton
addressed the meeting in the interest
of the American Legion auxiliary and
urged the need Of such an organization
where there was a Legion post. Mr..
Norton spoke in the interest OF the war
risk insurance and spoke Of the need
Of The ex-service men for hospital
helm and employment help. Mr.. Norton
IL an ex.seryice man and saw more
than four wears service in the World
war both in the Canadian army and
,he United States. Mr.. and Mrs. Fory
sauv 4. duet. CLYDE Baird solo. Miss
Elsie Long was pianist, Walter Gaylord
read the governors proclamation IN
regard to Armisticc day. and to end the
program three national anthems were
suno God Save the King The Mar
s@illaise.- and ~The Star Spangled
Ranner.. the audience standing.
Miss Annie Dale was home over the
week end from Montpelier.
Clarence Bisbce is home from Barre.
only two waitsfeld men secured a
deer the first week Of hunting. They
were Clarence LaBelle and Leon Park
hurst
Mrs. Lillian Bonnctte Is preparing
this week to go to Lyndonville soon to
make her home.
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