The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-22

! Miss Flora Beckley, saleslady il
| the Bell Brothers store, who had beer
at her home in Barre for several days
| was brought here by automobile o.
Thursday morning in time 70 begin
work. Her parents were at the store
at $50 and then left for their home
AT 1880 a message was received
that Mrs. Beckley died at Williams
town on her way back, and her daugh-
ter went at once to her home in the
auto driven by Mrs. George Allen.
The family Of G. A. Chedel have re-
turned from a summers stay at Mas
coma lake at Enfield.
John Manney has sent fer his house
hold goods, and they were taken I'd
Middlebury, and Mr., and Mrs. Manney
Twill make their home there in the fu-
ture.
Twin sons were born on Tuesday
night to Mr.. and Mrs. g. A. Osha Of
Randolph avenue The mother and
sons are reported as doing well.
Thomas Fitch Of Chicago, who has
been the guest Of Mrs. T.. 0. Blanch-
ard for a few days, has returned to
resume business, leaving Mrs. Fitch
for a longer stay.
Rev. w. A. Davenport OF st. Adams
and Rev. j. G. Sails Of. Waterbury
Center spoke at the rally at the M.
u. church on Wednesday evening. On
Thursday they went to West Berlin,
accompanied BY Rev. w. $. Smithers,
to address rally there.
Miss Blanche Wilson Of Bethel en-
tered the sanatorium here on Mon
day night. and Tuesday underwent an
operation for appendicitis, from which
she seems to be making satisfactory
recovery.
Miss Rose Barcombe went last week
TO Northampton to Keep house for her
bfother, Moses Barcombe, while his
wife is in the hospital for an oper-
alton.
Mrs. Jennie Martin of Rochester,
while visiting at l.. r. GoIld's, fell
Saturday and fractured her right arm
below the elbow She returned to
Rochester Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. w. Welch Of Grand
Rapids, Mich. are in town for a sew
eral days stay with relatives and are
making their headquarters with Mr..
and Mrs. VIII Curtiss Mr.. and Mrs.
Welch were former residents here. Mr..
Welch has not been In town for nine
teen years. not having visited in this
section IN that time.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Blodgett of
Thomaston. Conn, and Mrs. Case Of
Conn. are passing several
days here with their sister, Mrs. Jen-
ME Smith.
Horace Morse and daughter, Miss
Alice Morse. of New York City were
guests at Montague place several days
recently, leaving here on Friday.
Misses Irene and Emily Brennan OF
Brooklyn, y. Y, came Wednesday for |
|, few days stay with the Misses kim
osi.
The body OF Mrs. Albert Il. Willard |
Jennie Wa,hburnl who died at Pas. !,
'dena, Cal. Sept. 4, arrived here last
right and was taken Ito Randolph |
enter for intermept to-day.
Philip Salisbury, who has been with !
party of New York friends at
Greensboro. was in town for brief |
tay with relatives on Monday.
The canning factory, which has been /
unning for about three weeks, will
lose up for the season this week.
liver 80 hands have been employed and
here has been more than average out
ut. as Indicated by the company's
eport.
Mrs. Vivian G. Mcmillan of New
'ork came Sunday to join her dsugh-
er. Miss Mary Martha, who has been
I Mari.Castle. and they will remain
nth the last Of this week, the guests
Col. and Mrs. A. B. Chandler.