The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-08-23
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Guy Brink, in Parts Unknown Three
Weeks, Telephones Mother

Guy Brink, in Parts Unknown Three
Weeks, Telephones Mother.
Guy Brink, who was absent from
home three weeks with no clue to his
whereabouts has telephoned his mother
that he is driving a Cadillac car for d
Richmond man. Press publicity may
have been the cause Of the location Of
the missing young man SO soon after
the facts were published.
Miss Hazel Thyng Of Swampscott
Mass, is a guest at Pearl M. Savage's.
Mrs. 4. d. Robinson and Miss Lillian
Madden Of Taunton, Mass, and v. r,
Estey Of Camp Devens are visiting at
John. PARROTS.
Next Saturday night and Sunday
telephone service may be interrupted
while the switchboard is moved to its
new quarters,
David H. Burrelle is working ID
Aver, Mass,
Mrs. R. T. Persons and Miss Nellie
Paine are at Queen City park for a
few days.
Rev. w. G. Harvey with Mrs. Harvey
and Martha, have returned from spend
ing part of his vacation at his old home
in Newfane.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred J. Olmsted, their
son, Frederick, Mr.. and Mrs. James NJ
French went to-day to visit relatives
in Duane, N. Y.
c. j. Grafton and family have re-
turned from visiting relatives in Am
herst, Mass
Miss Lottie Lamphere has come from
Montpelier to live at +. o. Roberts
Miss Elizabeth Newcomb OF Boston
il visiting Mrs. Paul +. Wilson.
Leon @. Barnes Is taking two
weeks vacation from the Kimball
grocery and is visiting friends in
Frankfort, Me.
Frank II. Putnam Of this place and
Miss Jessie Archibald Of Terre Haute,
Ind, formerly a teacher in the village
schools here, were married Aug. III at
the home of the bride. Mr.. and Mrs.
Putnam will live in Bethel. where he Is
employed at the cooperative creamery.
Earl L. Shepard went Tuesday to
Rochester to take charge Of the Cronk
hite jewelry store there during the
managers absence on a vacation.
Mrs. W. v. Lawless and her dangh-
ter, Winifred, have returned from Wis
iting at w. w. Wilmot's in Lebanon,
N II.
Miss Ruth Livingston of New York
is visiting her sister, Mrs. A. B. Wash
burn.
The Advent Christian Holiness asso-
citation began its annual campmeet
ing yesterday on its beautiful
gronds near Finley bridge The
meetings are being held in the new
erected four years ago TAX !
ing the place of the canvas tent !
familiar to the frequenters of the I
in past years, This
meeting draws people from several
states and for the last few years cot
tage accommodations have been made |
quate for the crowds desiring to attend
the meetings
Don't forget the street bazaar in
Barre Aug. 20. -adv.
George Dumas and daughter went |
Monday to visit his sister in Water
bury
August Haikara is employed on con-
struction work at Troy, n. Y.
Mrs. J. NJ Essigmann and children |
Of Sparrowbush, ~ ~, are visiting at |
Charles r. Whites.
Roy L. Persons is back at his old |
Job in the Central Vermont railway |
bridge department.
James Altamonte is home from two !
years service on the naval tug, Tadou- /
sac, stationed at Sc. Thomas, Virgin
Islands.
Miss Lera Havey went on Tuesday
morning to visit her brother in Bridge
port, Conn.
A son was born Monday TO DR.. and
Mrs. w. II. Cook.
Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Brooks and
three children of Hanover. Mass. re-
emily visited Mrs. Eliza r. Miller.
Miss Theresa Davis of Concord, n. /
g.. came yesterday to visit her sister,
Mrs. George T.. Kimball.
Malcolm Macdonald of Maiden,
Mass. came yesterday for his twelfth
Innual visit at Mrs Marion Bowen's
md Fred S. Bowen's.
Mrs Joseph II Counter and her two
daughters went yesterday to visit in
soxbury during the rest Of the vaca-
ion. II
f. d. Martell of Aver. Mass, has
'ecn visiting his sister in-Iaw, Mrs.
'erena +. Martel.
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