The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-05-17
PLAINrIELD

George King has sold his house 20
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Cate.
Several Of the older girls attended
the Older Girls conference at st.
Johnsbury Saturday and Sunday,
chaperoned by Miss Mae Mclvcr and
Cara Townsend.
Herbert Cate. f. w. Coburn, Henry
Prescott and Frank Bodies have re-
Gently purchased autos.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Switzer are
working for Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Co
burn.
Antonio Bonazzi of Rouses Point, n.
u. pent the week end with his fam
lily at j.. " Dukes
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Loso were pasi-
ness visitors in Montpelier recently.
\. b. Martin on HOLSTER hill has
sold his farm to +. 5. Chase and Edgar
Stoddard.
Mrs. Clara Dwinell and daughter,
Dorothy, OF Hardwick were in town
Saturday,
Harold Clough Of East Calais Is at
work for Il. P. Dodge. Mr.. Dodge IS
gaining.
John Marshall Of Mortified is at
NJ. A. Martyrs for a few days.
Ross Gale was in Barre and Mont
pelier Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Raymond re-
Gently brought the body Of their if-
FAINT daughter and laid her to rest IN
the North Montpelier cemetery
A. b. Hutchins Of Northfeld recent
ly visited his daughter, Mrs. NJ. A.
Martyn
Mrs. Carrie Pike i working for Mre-
William Greeley.
MIR. and Mrs. NJ. A. Martyr are stor-
ing their household goods Tor the pres
ent at Guy Newell's until they deciie
where to locate
win Davis has sold his farm TO
Warren Partridge
William Harvey and n, Thomas,
were in Hardwick Saturday. Mr.. Har'
vey has purchased aouse there and
plans to move the last OF the month,
Mrs. w. n. Martin and Mrs I. II.
Bartlett spent the week End in Bns-
lington.
Mrs. Elsadie Hooker returned 70
Montpelier Saturday, having spent
part OF the week with her brother,
H. =. Lane.
Mrs. Elsie Woodcock, Mrs. Ellen
Paulv, Mrs. Diana Willis and Frank
Woodcock we're in Montpelier satnf-
day evening.
Elmer Bancroft of White River
Junction spent the week end With E,s
father, Horace Bancroft.
Don Switzer was in lrasburg last
week on business.
Ii was an ENJOYABLE occasion on
Thursday last when the Mothers club
met with Bernice Martin and Goldle
Dunkling. Seventeen members, four
visitors and several children were pres
ent. Mildred Page entertained the club
with piano selections. a delicious sup.
per was served, The next meeting VIII
be held with Cerena Nielsen Thurs
day afternoon, May %.
Rev. A. y. Brotherston will come 20
Plainfield opera house Thursday eve
ming. MAY is. with the new three reel
movie, Alice in Hnngerland. This
was made in the Near East last SUM-
mer and pictures the relief work being
done by Americans, Of whom many
are from New England. This picture
has been run in many 81 our towns
during this drive. Mrs. Ellen Nye
Lawrence viii play the piano and that
in itself i an evenings entertainment.
Everybody is invited to be present. NJ
admission fee win be charged, The
children are especially invited to show
them how children live who cannot
waste food and have to 80 without
suckers and ice cream cones.
Superintendent W B. Lance is hold.
ING spelling contests in the different
towns this week Mr.. Lance carried
party OF girls 70 the Older Girls
conference in ST. bloomsbury last Fri
day, bringing them back Sunday eve
ming
Mr.. aud Mrs. Bert Townsend, Mrs.
Ella Mcdonald and son, Ernest, Mrs.
Flora Cate, Esther Gault and .. L.
Martin are attending grand lodge Of
/. O. o. r. in Brattleboro this week.
Miss Fanny Martin assisted IN The
work Of comforting the degree Of el,lt,
airy at the opening of the grand lodge
on Tuesday night. This degree was
followed by the patriarchs militant
ball
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Edison of South
Royaltou visited their son. Leo, on
Sunday.
Mr.. aud Mrs George Kent were Wis
itors al the home Of o. L. Martin on
Sunday.