The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-12-07
BROOKFIELD

Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Haggctt and in
FAINT daughter are spending some time
with Mrs Sarah Fullam.
Deputy Sheriff d. d. Howe of Ran
dolph was in town Saturday on bust
ness.
Mrs. W. s. williams was in Ea I
Randolph last week, taking care of her
mother, Mrs. Mary Blaisdell, who was
very sick, but is now conyalescing
| A daughter was born Nov. 20 to Mr..
and Mrs. Ethan White in San Demas.
Cal, granddaughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. II. Holden.
A son was born Saturday evening at
the Randolph sanatorium to Rev. and
Mrs. james $. Clark.
The Woman's Relief corps annual
meeting and election of officers viii
occur Saturday afternoon. IT il desired
all members be present.
Twenty five were present at the
grange meeting Friday evening. The
third and fourth degrees were CON
ferred on two candidates. The box sup
per was success and very much yen-
joyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Yaw, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. r. Rumney attended the Po-
mona grange meeting in Williamstown
Thursday.
The ladies' association meeting will
be held with Mrs Olivia Blakebrough
the afternoon of Dec. Is. Mrs Louise
Morse is program committee; refresh
ments committee. Mrs. Mary Huggard
and Mrs. Alice Beard. There will be
thank offering for the Vermont branch.
woman's board of missions. Bring your
needles and thimbles. There will be
sewing on sheets for the Mcintosh
school.
Christmas day exercises for the Sun
day school, Dec. 25, will be observed
at the Sunday school hour. There will
be exercises by the children Of the
school.
Mrs. L. b. Wright is in very poor
health this fall.
Mrs. f. T. Clark. who has been
spending several weeks with Mr.. and
Mrs. W. A. Savage, came back to her
home last Wednesday.
Mrs. Adella Fisk was summoned To
East Braintree Friday on account Of
the serious illness OF her brother, JON
an Loomis, and her sister, VIVA Loom |
is. who is suffering with very sore
throat and severe cold.
A daughter was born Friday morn J
ing to Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Blaisdell |
tnee Miss Alice Williamsl Of East
granddaughter of Mr.. and |
Mrs. W. S. Williams.
Henry II. Fullam received news that /
his son, Herbert Fullam. lost his large /
barn, located on his farm in Chester,
by fire last Wednesday morning. in
GLIDING all his hay and grain. He saved
his stock and hens. Fire was caused by /
an overturned lantern on the barn /
floor. He is to commence Immediately
to rebuild.
Twenty-eight dollars was realized
from the Christmas sale and supper
Thursday evening
A full house greeted the lecturer.
william Forkell, last Monday evening.
Nov. p. He attracted the closest at
Iention of his large audience. and il
Vas pronounced one Of the best.
Ira Carpenter, who has been sick the
last week az the home Of his dangh-
.er, Mrs. L. W Webster. in Randolph,
: convalescing and hopes 70 be able
o come home this week.
W. f. Huggard was in Randolph
Monday on business.
Harry Jones went to Rochester Sat.
irday to attend the funeral Of MS
ousin. Miss Addie Jones. He was ac-
ompanied BY his father, Clark Jones
Z North Randolph
Mrs. T. L Wills was in Randolph
Ionday. calling on friends and doing
hrisfmas shopping.
= y. Untiedt q West Brookdsld
ras il town Friday on business
Winston ShsrroW has gone 20 Bur
ngfon. WHERE Ne has a position. Mrs
harrow and little daughter. Wanda.
kpect to 70 the last Of This week.