The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-09-03
WATERBURY,

MIS- mum dIhti LNWiS anu eoht
Malcolm, of Derry, n. H., have been
guests of Mrs. Glenna Atkins.
Mrs. c. C. Abbott and daughter,
Avis, have returned from East Corinth,
where they have been guests of MIR.
Abbotts parents, Mr.. and Mrs. b. {.
Abbott. Mrs. Abbott of Corinth re-
turned with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Tatro and
daughter, Rachel, of Westford, are
guests at the home of their daughter,
Mrs. Walter Irish. Thursday the fam
lilies visited Mr.. Tatro's sister, Mrs.
Ellis, in Hardwick. Friday Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Irish and daughter, Winni-
fred, were also guests at Walter lrish's.
Among those who attended the gath
ering of the sheriffs of Washington
at Woodbury. pond Thursday
were Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Newcomb,
Mr.. and Mrs II. j. Parcher, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Z. Greene and Mr.. and Mrs. c.
B. Adams.
Miss Belle Lyman returned Thursday
night from the Mary Fletcher hospital,
feeling very well
The Waterbury Savings Bank &
Trust Co. will be closed Monday, La
Dor day.
Mrs. Philip Shonio spent yesterday
afternoon with her husband at the Hea-
ton hospital and, while he is suffering
NTH pain, is considered to be doing
well.
The young son born 10 Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Rushford has been named Ben
iamin Franklin Rushford
A great treat will be in store for
those who attend the entertainment at
the Congregational church next Friday
evening, Sept 0. Mrs. Pearl Randall
WATSON will give a talk on her recent
trip to Alaska. This will be followed
by a social hour and refreshments. will
be served. Mrs WATSON, daughter of
Hon and Mrs. G.. w Randall and dean
of women of the University of Yer.
mont, has recently returned from a
0 900 mile trip TO Alaska, where she
visited the Klondike section and many
places. She returned in the
best of health, which is good news TO
all. Mrs. WATSON left here July and
went via the Canadian Pacific railway
to the Pacific coast. At Seattle, she was
Joined by her cousin, Mrs. Florence
Akeley Quirk, Master Akeley Quirk
and others from Los Angeles. They
had a wonderful t1p to Alaska. At
Skagway they took train over White
pass and for diversion at Lake Atkin
her party and another climbed 20
mile glacier. They travelled down the
Yukon river 4S9 miles to Dawson City.
They viewed the home of Robert Serv-
ice. The return to Seattle was made by
way of Sitka. Her companion on the
homeward trip was Mrs. William Car
ter, widow OF a prominent English sur
geon. Home folks felt glad to see Mrs.
WATSON back and will be interested to
attend the social next Friday eve
ming
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Eldredge and
Madam Eldredge have returned from
Highgate Springs and have opened
their fine home on Main street. Madam
Eldredge, who suffered minor injuries
when she fell down stairs. is doing very
well. She stood the trip home very
well and is able to be about her room.
Mr.. and Mrs. Loren Eldridge have
gone to keeping house in their tene-
ment IN the Foss house.
The young son born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Sherman Of South Duxbury has
been named Wayne Edison Sherman.
Many in town arc interested in help
ing in the drive this week for the
Fanny Allen hospital.
Another jewelry repair shop is
opened, which Harry B. Lease conducts
al his home on Main street Mr.. Lease
has finished work for the Magnesia
Tale Co. where he has been employed
for two years, and is back on his old
Job, where friends think he looks more
familiar. Mr.. Lease is a good watch
man. has had several years Of expert
ence in repair work and viii do well.
Mrs. d. H. Burdick has returned to
town. after several weeks in camp and
with friends in Frelighsburg. r. O.
where Mr. Burdick joined her. She ia
one Of the teachers 70 whom a hearty
welcome is given. They have rented the
tenement on Randall street out Of
which Mrs r. Z. Steele, jr.. has recent
ly moved. A hearty greeting - gwen
also 10 Principal and Mrs. Marcus Cor
ham, who are ~ their home on Main
street. The work Of last year. which
was done BY Principal Gorham in the
high school. was known 10 be Of great
value. People arc glad TO welcome him
again to the school and community.
Mrs. A. G. Stevens and Mrs Walter
Stevens are at their home here over
The week end snd Labor day recess.
Herrick f. II. Greenlesf Of waithAm.
Mass, who IL a grandson Of Mrs. Ar
Ietta Boyce 81 South DuXbury, has
been appointed in Instructor II De
Paw university. Indiana. one Of the
strong schools Of the middle west Mr.
Greenleaf graduated from the Wsltham
high school IN 1912 and from Boston
university ia 1915 with Phi Beta Kap-
pa honors. receiving the degree II ;. B.
Following his graduation. Re taught for
q year 81 Boston university and then
herzn teaching a. the Winthrop high
school - head Of the DEPARTMENT q