The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-04
WATERBURY,

t tend the funeral of her uncle, G. ID.
Robinson.
l Mrs. r. +. Steele ir., has returned
from Boston, where she has been spend
ing some time with her husband, and
has gone to Holyoke, Mass, for an in
, definite stay because Of the illness of
her sister.
Paul Wallace, who has been holt
day guest at the home of his ia
Their, B. f. Wallace. has returned toS1is
position as druggist in Norwood, Mass.
Miss Ethel Colby of the Waterbury
Savings Bank & Trust company has
returned, after spending the New
Years recess at the home Of her par
ents in Plainfield.
Curtis Haskins, who has been with
his parents, has returned to his posi-
ton in Albany, N. Y, his mother go
ing as far as Vergennes, where she
| visited her sister, Mrs. McAllister.
Captain H. Denney Campbell, who
has been spending the holidays with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs T.. j.. Camp
bell, has been granted an extension
of ten days leave of absence,
Mrs. Kate McMullin has received
word from her sister, Mrs William /.
Hareourt of Los Angeles, Cal. that
Mr.. Harcourt, who has been III poor
| health for some time, Is not as we'll
Mrs. Walter Irish spent yesterday
in Burlington Mr.. Irish's brothers.
wife being operated upon in that city.
Clinton. the ten ycarold son OF
George Demeritt, while playing with
another small chap at the home of his
uncle in Bolton, severed a portion of
the second finger on his left hand with
straw cutter. He was brought home |
and yesterday a clean cut was made |
above tie Joint
Albert Clark knight, son Of Mr.. and |
Mrs. Frank L. Knight of Burlington, |
is one of the pages at the legislature
this year His many friends here are
glad he is thus honored.
Mrs c. c. Putnam of Putnamsville
was a week END guest at the home of /
her son. Ralph Putnam
x telephone message from D. w
Colby at the Mary Fletcher hospital
yesterday about noon, told the good
news that his son, Franklin. had passed
through a successful operation and a
complete recover~ was expected.
Rumors that North Duxbury is again
to have postoilice bring rejoicing to
that community.
Miss Maude Chaffeo Of MOrrisville,
vice principal Of the Peoples acadcmy,
has been spending the week end with
her brother, Martin w Chaffee.
Mrs. Roy Wilder. who has not been
well for some time and had several
teeth drawn the other day, is improy
ing.
Mrs. A. G. Stevens resumed her
school in Middlcsev village yesterday.
Mrs Harry Bingham and daughter,
Ann. have returned from the Heaton
hospital to her home on Randall ave
nue..
Word was received bv wire that Wa J
terbury high school basketball five won
the first game played of its -four day :
trip by defeating Middlebury high to
the tune of "a to a. Middlebury's for.
wards were unable to secure any bas-
kets Their center and one guard man !
aged to ring in four baskets from the
floor Lease led for Waterbury, with
FIVE baskets from the floor and six by !
fouls; Randall four baskets, Guild 2. }
9. Donovan 2, 0'Brien. X. Somerville
substituted for Guild. Strong guarding s
On Waterbury's part won the game.
Mrs. Philip Shonio has bruised /
face and broken glasses as a result
IF slipping on the icy steps at the i
town hall in Duxbury Saturday eve
ming as she was going to grange meet
ng. Fortunately there were no serious
INJURIES.
Mrs. Efiie Hapgood. who has a posi-
ion at the home for destitute children n
n Burlington. was an over Sunday :
guest with Mrs. Hattie Morse at the
ioodheart home. S
Miss Welths Booker. who was i'll i
asst week with tonsilitis is more i'm Il
proved, although still unable to be out h
Cecil Goodheart is home from Barre, !
where he has been training as an elce- n
rician with the Montpelier & Barre 4
light & Power Co. I,
Saturday evening was a great time Il
or the members of Dillingham; grange | ~
nd until the wee small hours of the A,
morning they were busy at the hall n
he following officers were installed n,
Y Z. G. Miller. past master, assist n,
d by his daughter, Miss Gertrude IN
liller, az marshal: Master. Willis n,
reen; oyerseer, Edward O'Brien; lee +,
urer, Eva Foster; chaplain, Anna r.
'eavitt steward, Merton johnson;
atekeeper. Lewis Morse; secretary,
ngus Child; treasurer, Tenie Shonio; II
eres, Nellie Cormier; Flora. Evalena ~ -
.ellett; Pomona, Annie Morse. "a
Last Friday evening the Hypatia
nd Pierian clubs held an enjoyable on
nd profitable meeting in the chapel 10
the Vermont state hospital the af- ar
,ir being arranged by program com f.,
iittees of the two clubs. Mrs. Kath- m
en- LeBaron Luce, as usual delighted or
u with her vocal solos. She was &C. W
,mpanied by Miss Flora Boyce Gale.
no played a solo in her efficient man
er. At the close of the entertainment 81
he speaker of the evening was viii
am II. Jeffrey, secretary of the board
probation and charities. He was
bly, introduced by Mrs $. c. Wheeler,
ice president of the Hypatia club. Mr.. te
affrey was closely followed. He gave 81
history Of the work and its develop no
ent and gave several instances Of the W,
onderful curative work doEs- He ur
,oke in the highest terms Of this an
immunity that did so much for the in
ldred child and told much about her OF
nd the plans for her care and eduea- ~
on. Refreshments were served and CT
pleasant social time passed. The CT
hers were Mrs. J. F. Claire. Mrs &
:. b. Clark, Mrs. Stanley and Mrs -