The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-07-14
CORINTH


i z. F, Colby has new Ford car
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Colby and baby
OF Chelsea and Walter Colby and fam
ily were at their parents on Sunday
it being Walters birthday.
C. l.. Speare has purchased the True
place at West Corinth. Mr.. and Mrs
Lee Clough are to reside there.
Mr.. Barr and family, consisting of
his wife and four children, have moved
to West Corinth with his brother
Archie, on the Putnam Avery place.
Lewis True and the family of l.. d.
Heath of st. Johnsbury were in town
part of last week.
Nelson Ladd went to Conway Center,
| n, H., with his uncle, Earl r. Hastings.
! T. z. Bixby of Chelsea bought =
| truck load of hogs and several cows
last week in this vicinity.
Mrs. Belle Morse has returned home
| from her visit at Montpelier.
h Henry Huntington and son, Dana,
and wife attended Mrs. George Hunt
ington's funeral at Washington on
Sunday, July g. He remained for the
week with his cousin, George, and re-
turned home last Sunday.
Will Fits of Windsor is visiting
his mother, Mrs. Lucia Eastman.
Ann Hodge spent last Tuesday with
her sister-in- law at Bradford.
Bert Keith of Boston is with his
brother in law, Joseph Lord, for
weeks vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvah Hastings and
Mr.. Clough of Vershire were at John
Hastings last Sunday.
Floyd Lackey was overcome by the
heat on Friday and had to be attended
by physician.
Earl hastings had an auction on Sat
urday He has bought a store at Com
way Center, n H., including two tene
ments and a hall. He went there on
Monday His wife and Lola are to join
him as soon rs their tenement is va
Gated Their relatives and neighbors
gave them a reception on Thursday
evening Cake and ice cream were
served. There was nice program rem
dered by the little folks. Merlin Tul-
Ter sang solo, accompanied by his
mother on the organ and gave a long
My
Lackey and Phyllis Morse both had
Rotations. There was instrumental i
music by Sadie Hastings and singing
by the, large audience. The graphophone
was played good part of the eve
ming. A sum of money was contributed |
and presented by Glenn Sadler, Mr..
Hastings responding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Durham of st.
spent last week with her
mother, Mrs. James Woodcock.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. Scribner of st,
were in town part of last
week to superintend the sale of their
goods at their home here in connection
with the auction of Earl r. Hastings.
Mrs. G. l.. Parker's niece. Ruby Hart
man, was called to Claremont, n. H.,
last week by the illness of her step
mother, Mrs. Aldrich.
Lee Clough began to drive the stage
from West Corinth to Bradford July |,
He has a niece three seated truck
which makes a comfortable outfit.
Allen Ladd of Bradford was at his
Mrs Earl P. Hastings, on {
Sunday
Clarence K. Morse. school director of
he town. Mrs. +. j. Hutton and Jo- !
seph Lord of the Incorporated district
we're in Bradford last Tuesday to as
sist in electing superintendent for I
his section of Orange county. All of |
he places were represented with the
of Vershire. Rev. P. T. Frost |
If Bradford was chairman, Ernest ,
locke of Waits River clerk, Mr.. Ord :
way of Fairlee and Mrs. Hutton of I
Jorinth I. D., the tellers. The result {
# the ballot was unanimous for Prof /
David B. Locke, native of Coriuth
nd now a resident. His summer home r
vas here during his residence at Rut- j
and and at Winchendon, Mass. He said ]
e applied for this position as he de- {
ired to reside among his old acquaint !,
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