The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-26
WELLS RIVER

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entertained at the home OF Mrs. Robert
large number was in attendance ami q
most delightful meeting held.
| Miss Pearl Hinman and mother left
last week for Bradentown, Fla, where
they viii spend the winter.
Howard Gray Of Grand Rapids, Mici.,
is visiting at the home of his sister,
Mrs. Frank George, on Water street.
Miss Bernice Baldwin left Wednes-
day for Lawrence, Mass. where she
viii take dietetics course in the Law
renee hospital.
Miss Ella George completed her work
in the local postoffice last Saturday
night and will leave shortly for Spring
! field, Mass, where she will take n
course in dietetics in the Springfield
City hospital. Her place at the postof-
fee win be filed for the present by
Miss Lizabelle Warden.
DIR. and Mrs. Bone, who have been
visiting with relatives in town and
also in South Ryegate, returned to
their home in Gardner, Mass, the lat
ter part of last week.
Mrs Dan Farwell spent the greater
part of last week visiting at the home
Of Mrs. Whitney Conant in Harvard,
Mass.
The regular meeting of the Commu.
nifty Bird club, club composed of low
ers of birds in Wells River and Woods
vile, was held at the home of Miss
Ruth Randall last Monday afternoon.
A great many interesting papers were
read on subjects pertaining TO bird
life.
The district meeting of the ninth
Masonic district was held in village
hall last Thursday evening at which,
despite the weather, a large number
was in attendance. In the afternoon
Minerva lodge of Corinth worked the
first section of the third in very excel
lent shape but TO a very small crowd.
At $3.50 the Eastern Star served an
excellent supper to los guests at the
church parlors. In the evening Pulaski
lodge of Wells River worked the sec
ond section OF the third to large au-
dience. IL is estimated that there were
nearly ESQ present at the evening SEES
sion, many coming from Kane lodge of
Lisbon and the Haverhill lodge, both in
New Hampshire. We are always
pleased TO welcome any of the broth
ers from these two lodges particularly,
on account Of the many excellent times
that they have given Pulaski lodge in
the past. Mr.. Darling, district deputy,
made few remarks at the close of
the meeting which were said by those
present to be in good taste. Other grand
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lecturer, and Mr.. Cornell, grand senior
warden.
Mr.. Burnley and wife spent the first
part of the week with friends in
White River Junction.
Edwin Bailey and Charles Cameron
made an exchange of residences last
week by which Edwin was to reside in
the outlying districts. while Charlie
was to live in the Villages; but Edwin
decided that a two-mile walk was TOO
much for his constitution, so he imme-
diately sold the place 10 Edgar Adams
while he took the rent in the Hendcr-
son block that Adams had occupied. II
is said that despite the extreme care IN
moving a few pieces Of furniture be-
came mixed in the triangular moving
event.
Carl Hutchins is taking few weeks
vacation from his labors in Stearn-
store at Lyndonvine and is spending
the time with his mother. Mrs. Sarah
Hutehins.
Last Saturday night the lights decd
ed that they should follow in the foot
steps Of the railroad men 50 they went
on strike without notice. X seems
that in the wind that blew in some
places a twig in some manner or other
caused short circuit and 80 promptly
a. $50 they went out. However. due to
the experience that We have had vita
lights this summer. everyone was pre-
pared and soon kerosene lights could
be seen and the stores remained open