The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-08
MORTIFIED

were accompanied by her sister, Mis-
Eva Sayah.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Fl. Slack and Ray
mond Hunt returned Thursday fror
Lancaster, N. H., where they have bee
spending few days. Mrs. Hunt an
daughter, who have been visiting j
Lancaster for several weeks, returne
with them, Mr.. Slack had the pleasur
OF meeting President Harding an
shaking hands with him.
Misses Mildred Adams and Beula
Preston have returned from Gardner
Mass, where they have been spending
two weeks
L. A. Howes has moved his harness
shop into the new store which has beer
built, where the Pearl theatre was for
merly located George Cady is to NOV,
| into the store recently vacated by Mr.
Howes, in the Mayo East street block
after it has been remodeled and re
paired.
Miss Laura Decker of Germantown
n. Y, is visiting in town, the guest
Of Miss Elizabeth Boynton.
w. H. Thresher has been to Stowe to
attend the celebration of the 44th wed
ding anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles r. Mccarthy, which took place
at the home of their son, F, C. Me
Carthy. Mr. and Mrs. Mccarthy are
former residents of the town of North
field and their many friends extend
congra tulations.
Miss Amelia Broggi has resumed her
work in Boyles & Holton's store, after
her annual vacation.
Mrs. John Dix of Lynn, Mass, came
last week to join her daughter, who has
been at the home of her mother, Mrs.
Frances Legier, on School street. She
was accompanied by her husbands
mother,
Mrs. Fremont Loyett and chill
dren, who have been at Groton pond,
are in town at the home of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. w Pillsbury.
G. c. Bates has been in Barre the
past week working,
Mrs. James Love has returned from
Greenfield, Mass, where she has been
spending few days with her sister.
Woodrow and Audna Croney, the
Young children Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Croney, were operated ON Thursday
for the removal of tonsils and ade
noids, the operation was performed by
DR.. w. b. Mayo, assisted by Miss Flor
ence Strong, the district nurse.
James f. ODonnell of Crane, Mo,
spent few days in town the past
week, guest at the home of Mr. and
Mrs Jerry Dugan on Cross street.
Dan Derby, a former resident of
now living in Marshall
town, la, is visiting friends in town
Clair Cady has gone to Rumney, N
H., where he has employment in a
printing office.
Fred Fisher is taking his sons, Lewis
Fisher, place as the mail carrier in the
west part of the town, while the lat
ter attends the encampment at Camp
Deyens.
Mrs Charles Spear and daughter,
Margaret, have returned from Mont
pelier, where they have been spending
the past week. They accompanied Mr..
Spear home. He is employed on bridge
work for the Central Yer
mont railroad.
Miss Laura Bushey has gone to her
home in Websterville, TO spend a
weeks vacation.
John NJ Mccormick has been in
Montpelier the past week attending
the annual meeting of the Vermont
Funeral Directors association, Mrs.
accompanying him and was
IN the committee with the Montpelier |
aides to entertain the guests.
The Vermont Hosiery and Machin- |
.ry Co. has shut down its mill for |
week to allow it's employees weeks |
lacation. Many have gone to their
ZONES in surrounding towns.
Lieut.. Col. Fred T. Austin. field ar.
illery, u. S. A., has been awarded a |
D. S. NJ. for exceptionally meritorious /
md distinguished service while in com
nand of Camp Zachary Taylor, Ken
ueky, and particularly during the pc
iod that the camp suffered with the
evere epidemic of influenza. Lieut.
'ol Austin is a former Mortified boy
nd brother of Mrs. Charles Dole of
Sorthfield and Mrs. W A. Drew of
barre. He graduated from Norwich
and is the donor of the Aus
in trophy. which is given each year at
Jorwich university in the rife con-
est
Co. F, Vermont National Guard, un-
err command of Captain NJ A. Camp
ell, Lieuts James Cruickshank and
ames Aiken, left Saturday morning
or the annual encampment at Camp
)evens, There were over so men in
he company.
Miss Cordelis Gould Andrews, dsugh-
nr of Mr.. and Mrs. George L. An
rews of Newbury, and Malcolm St.
lair were married July ?, in Pasa
ens, Cal Mr. and Mrs. Andrews are
9th former residents of this town.
lrs Andrews maiden name was Car
e Gould. daughter of the late Joseph
ould Of Mortified Falls.
Mrs. Katherine Swenson and son.
ebert, have been spending few days
t their former home in South Royal
On.
S. r. Parker of Superior. Wis, Mr.
nd Mrs. Eugene Parker of Mime
polls. Mimi, Mrs. Matte Parker of
orthfield and Miss Ruth Parker of
Del. left Friday for a
-ip through the White mountains The
ip was made in John McCormick's
ito. driven by Heman Johns.