The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-02-23
PLAINFIELD

Honolulu Star Bulletin, III "hiNi '"''
article was printed about his son !
wedding: Miss Ruth A. Frick was
married TO Dean j. Hill of the Kinney
Mfg. Co. of Boston last evening, Feb
|, 1921, at the home of the bride, 223l
Kalia road, Waikiki. Rev. Albert W
Palmer of Central Union church per
formed the ceremony. G. w. Best, or
ganist of Central Union church, gave
away the bride aud Professor LOUIS
Henke of the department OF agrieul'
ture of the University of Hawaii was
best man. Miss Nell Findley, secretary
of the National institute, acted as
bridesmaid. Mrs. Hill was instructor
Of domestic science with the associated
charities. Her husband has been a Wis
itor in Honolulu the past month. Both
departed last night for a honeymoon
somewhere in Oahu"
Berton Tucker of Montpelier spent
Sunday in town with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Benjamin re-
turned from New York Saturday,
Mrs. Rublee was in Barre Saturday
to visit her husband, Albert Rublee,
who is i'll at the Barre City hospital.
Mrs. Il. j. Colby visited her daugh-
ter, Ethel, in Waterbury and her son,
b. A. Colby, and family in Shelburne
last week.
1 Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Weeks are keep
ing house in the Fortney tenement on
School street.
Sheriff II, Fl. Tracy Of Montpelier
gave an address in tire NJ. +. church
Sunday evening; subject, Prison Re
form
Earl Bolles spent the week end in
Barre with w, A. Page.
Kenneth Bassett was in Montpelier
the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. pliny Smith and two
daughters of Cabot spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Rogers.
Mrs. c. l.. Martin and Miss Mildred
Emery of Marshtield were in Barre on
| Wednesday.
Miss Helen Lamberton of Marshiield
spent the week end with Miss Beatrice
Spencer,
Miss Clarabell Morse OF Moretown
and Ralph st. Cyr of Barre were in
town Saturday.
Miss Mary Martin OF Montpelier was
home oyer'the week end.
Rev. A. w. Hewitt was in Montpelier
last week.
A former resident of Plainfeld,
| George S. Houghton, now Of West Som
%eryille, Mass, has recently been APP
pointed president OF the Massachusetts
| Society Of 0ptometrists.
L. {. Baldwin was in Barre Tuesday
on business,
A daughter was born Feb. Ia TO Mr..
and Mrs. Jesse J. Gardner.
Mrs. Nettie Hutchius of Groton was
in town Wednesday.
Sometime ago Superintendent w b.
Lance offered a prize for the best es-
say written by the pupils in Miss Rog-
rs room. Thomas Harvey received first
prize, Gertrude Diemer second, Law
.tnce Poulin third.
Miss Doris Lance has returned home
from Montpelier and gone to Pitts
ford.
4 spelling school will be held at the
grange hall Thursday evening. All are
iyited. Box social, Those who do not
Lring boxes win be taxed.
Mrs. II. J.. Gale and son, Ross Gale,
we're in Montpelier Wednesday,
RAYMOND Gilman Of Marshtield be-
ran his duties as carrier on r. +. ID.
3 Monday, taking the place of Charles
Parker, substitute.
Mrs. Milford Kiser and brother.iu-
iaw, Will Leffler. of Burlington recent
~ visited their aunt, Mrs. G. H. Owl
nell, in East Calais.
Arthur Lamberton Of Marshfield was
in town Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Cate Of East
Montpelier visited at Alvin Gates Sun.
day.
All members Of the Rcbckah lodge
an, requested to be present at the
next regular meeting Friday evening,
a. there will be practice work.
The greater part OF the work on the
street railroad bridge is completed
When all is finished, it will be a hand
some bridge, besides being much more
safe than the old wooden bridge.
Miss Pierpont gave a very interest.
ing and instructive talk at the home
demonstration meeting Thursday aft
ernoon. Miss Boiee was unable to be
present on account OF illness. The next
meeting will be for the making Of dress
forms. in charge of Mrs. Dean Towne.
At the last whist party, given by the
Woman's club. there were nine tables
and all enjoyed a good time. Every
BODY come next time and there will be
more tables and better time. Whist
party at hotel Thursday evening,
Feb. "a.
Miss Ruth Buxton was a visitor in
Barre recently.
Francis Silver spent the week end in
Groton.
Miss Minnie Dodge recently visited
her sister. Miss Mira Dodge, in Mont
p%elier.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. b. Lance were in
Montpelier the first OF the week.
William Duchaine spent several days
last week az his home in Waterbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. b. Hutchins Of
Northfeld spent the week end with
Mr.. and Mrs. Murray Martyr.
NJ. d. Hawkins of East Calais was
in town Friday.
Closing out sale Of d~rygoods, boots
and shoes. groceries and hardware, also
the fixtures at Plainfeld. These goods
must be closed ont on or before April 1.
1921. regardless Of cost, as ! am obliged
to yacate the building where ! am now
located. Come early and get the first
chance. A. G.. Cutler.
Statesmen. For house to house work
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