The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-05
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have come TO pass a month here WIT
the latter's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. z. y
Wardner. Mr. and Mrs. William TIDAL
also are here from New Hampshire, tn
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Preston.
Miss Helen McCliin, a teacher y
Greenfield. Mass, who has been witt
her parents for the vacation, left Mon
day to resume her teaching Miss Heller
Wheeler also, who has been here To-
the summer, returned to Massachu
setts, where she is to teach the coming
year.
Miss Mary Dubois, who is TO be as
sistant in the high school At Rutland
for the next year, left Tuesday fol
her new duties which she is to assume
this week
Miss Marjorie Morse left Monday
night for Waterbury, where she Is 70
teach the coming year
John Chedel and Miss Chedel, his
daughter, who were the guests Of Mr.,
and Mrs. Waldo over Sunday, left On
Monday for their home inc Gaysville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waldo are now estab-
lished in the house of George Slack on
Maple street
Miss Doris Osha closed a two weeks
vacation here Monday which she had
passed with her grandmother, Mrs. VIII
liam Osha, and went to her duties rs
stenographer in Springfield. Mass
yolney Osha Of Philadelphia is pass
ing IA few days with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs r. B. Osha, before taking up
his college course for another year
Mr.. Marshall, who has been at Green
field. Mass, to visit friend, returned
on Monday accompanied by Miss Mar
shall. his daughter, and stopped over.
here for short time before going on
to Middlesex Miss Marshall resumes
her work in her millinery store Tues
day morning.
Walter Page Of Marlboro, Mass, who
has been the guest Of his sister, Mrs.
Ida Drake, left Monday for his home.
DIR. and Mrs. Gilman Wheeler Of Bos-
ton, who have been in Greensboro for
the summer, came here on Monday for
a short visit with Judge Rowell.
Mrs. Frank Saut afser visiting
Misses Agnes and Mabel Sault. returned
to her home in st. Adams on Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Foster Of Mont
pelier, who were here for Monday, left
that afternoon for their home. Mrs.
Foster has been here for the last five
weeks keeping house for Mrs. Arthur
Drake, during her stay at the sanato-
rum, where she went to undergo a
surgical operation, from which she has
recovered
The boys who have been in training
at Camp Devens and returned to Ran
dolph Thursday are: Promoted white
course. Leland e. Woods, Albert Emery
W. Clifford, Cless2t King, w. Battles,
Harold r. Edwards; advance red
course, Leon Sargent, Albert Race, AL
bert Metzger
Miss Marguerite Thomas. after pass
ing three weeks here with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. r B. Thomas, left on !.
Saturday for Trenton, n. j., where she
has a position.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sawyer, son
and daughter, left here Saturday for
their home in Brockton, Mass, after
passing ten days here with Mr., and
Mrs. +. A. Sawyer and other relatives.
Mrs. Reginald Lyman. known here as
Nan Hatch, who has been with her fa
Their, H. L. Hatch. asd her sisters,
Misses Caroline and Ida Hatch, re-
turned on Saturday to New Jersey,
where her husband has been stationed
for few months.
Mrs. Oscar Manchester and her son
and daughter, who have been with Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest Manchester for sew
sral weeks, went to their home in New
Jersey on Saturday.
Mrs. Maude Wiley Rogers has re-
urned from two weeks vacation
passed for the most part with friends
n and around Boston.
The high and graded schools in town
md village opened to-day.
Labor day was very generally OBJ
erved, all the business places being ,
losed and the day being generally Civ /
n over TO pleasure. II
The Ashline family. who have been
living in the house of Mrs. Alice
Blanchard for several weeks moved on .
"a tufddN iito tut tipttDff blDtk III the
enement over MitchelFs store.
Miss ENERGY Matthews, i'll for sew
raj months, is not able TO be up any
1 the time at present Mrs. Emery,
he nurse, not being able TO remain
niger, nurse from Rochester came on
aturday TO remain for a time.
Many of our people are to pass the {
inter in Florida and will close their !
ONES here about the first of Novem-
er. Among these are Mr.. and Mrs. r. q
!. Richardson, Mr. and Mrs. Cal i
rockwell and others. The fuel Situa-
ion is one Of the reasons for this de- I
sion. =
Rev. r. H. Moore and family have re- I
lrned from their trip and there were
srvices as usual at the Methodist !,
nurch on Sunday.