The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-05-02
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Mrs. Nancy Shaw, aged so years,
has returned home from Clinton j.
Rogers where she spent the winter.
A quilt from the Camp brook neigh
borhood has been presented Rev. and
Mrs. j. Wesley Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred N. Chapman are
at their farm for the season.
Raymond Washburn cut his foot
with an ak Saturday when repairing
fence for j. J. Nichols. DIR. Il. G.
Fletcher was Mt the home of a neigh
Dor and arrived very soon to dress the
wound, which at FIRST bled freely.
Mrs. Eleanor Wilson, aged 70 years,
who spent the winter in Randolph, Is
with her daughter, Mrs. Wilbur Dartt,
at present
Samuel r. Jebb, who recently sold
his farm, has moved into Mrs. Mary
Kellogg's house on Pleasant street.
Fred J. Clement, driving towards
home Sunday afternoon, noticed q
leather case lying in ditch near n.
o. Roberts He salvaged it and at
Clarence Pitkin's found the owner, Roy
Holman of Randolph, salesman for the
Grimm Evaporator company.
Edison Y. Holbrook Of Hartland, a
former resident, came yesterday to
visit friends. He is using crutch,
due to an attack of sciatics.
Merrill A. Porter is moving back to
his farm in Royalton.
Carl o. Spaulding came yesterday
from Rutland for business visit.
Miss katherine Mccormack has a
position as stenograpler in the office
OF the Grant Granite company OF Brat
tleboro.
The teacher training students began
yesterday their observation and prac-
tice work in rural schools, which is a
part of their course. Miss Fsles and
Miss Preston are at the East Bethel
school Miss Haikara and Miss Sturk
at Royalton village; Miss Keleher and
Miss Thompson at South Tunbridse;
Miss Billings. Miss Brown, Miss Per
sons and Miss Spaulding at the two
rooms OF the Tunbridge village school.
All arc under the supervision OF Miss
Bessie Graves as at all times during
their course.
Miss Kate Billiard has returned from
caring for Mrs. Marcia Waterman OF
Royalton. whose condition of health
remains practically unchanged since
carly in the winter. Miss Billiard was
with her Is weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. William J. Moore, ir.,
and Miss Dorothy Moore went this
morning 10 visit relatives in Bristol,
Conn. Mr.. Moore may take position
in a machine shop.
A FIRE occurred Saturday at Harley
II. Shepards, caused by an electgic
flatiron left on an ironing board with
the current ON. A pile OF recently
iroued garments were spoiled by the
fire.
Mrs. ID. W. Bliss, Mr. and Mrs. Max
ID. Bliss and Mrs. r. A. Roundy attend
ed the Methodist conference at White
River Junction.
Rev. and Mrs. +. NJ. Sellars of More
town. Rev. J. C. Hszeltou of Waits
field and Rev. A. y. james OF ST. Al
bans BAY were dinner guests at the
Baseom house yesterday on their way
home from the Methodist conference.
Roy Alexander of Rochester was
thrown from his carriage in Stock
bridge Sunday afternoon, when the
horses he was driving took fright and
ran away. He broke two ribs and was
attended by DIR. +. c. Fletcher of Gays
vile.
Edgar L. bearing is ill-and under a
physicians care. His sister, Mrs. Eta
Byam and Mrs. Mary Kellogg, are with
him. He was improved yesterday.
Mrs. David wyllie returned yester-
dav from Bath, y. H.. where she was
present Saturday at the burial Of her
mother. Mrs. William Burnham. who
died last winter at the home of her
son in West Newbury, Mass. Mrs.
Willie was with her mother at the
time Of her death and for some weeks
previously.
Mrs. John c. Gilman has returned
home from Springfield, Mass, where
she visited a few weeks after spending
the winter in Florida
Mrs. NJ. Josephine French Is at her
summer home, after spending the win
ter in New York.
Mrs. John McKane was called to
Middlebury yesterday by the death Of
her mother. Mrs. Eliza Hanks. who was
here with her daughter several months
few years ago.
Francis VI. Newman. z. G. Biaisdell
and John J. Wilson were IN Montpelier
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