The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-06-29

| Springfield. Miss Hayward j. on hel
way to Boston. after passing her vaca-
ltion with her parents.
NJ Mrs Il Il Paterson and daughter
Mrs Earl Magoon, are in Winooski
where the latter Is at the Fanny Allen
hospital for observation,
Miss Beatrice Pike went Monday to
the Fanny Allen hospital for an opera
ton for removal Of her tonsils.
@. X. Scott Of JeffcrsonviIle il putting
zip d bungalow to be used as 4 toll
house at the junction Of the Mt. Mans
field and Smugglers' Notch roads
J. II. Lance and family of Mortified
are occupying their house, known as
the John Harris place on the Snug
glcrs' Notch road Mr. Lance has car
penters at work remodeling the l1,use.
Miss Hattie Hedge Of Brattleboro
has come to join Mrs. Ada Fowler at
."The Knoll.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. O. Mower asd
little son Of Newton. Mass. passed the
week with Mr.. and Mrs. 4. H. Straw
at sunny HILL" coming here from
Montpelier, where Mr.. Mower is sta
toned as inspector for the Montpelier
& Barre Light 4 Power Co
Mrs Robert Dixon, who has passed
several weeks with her sister, Mrs. i
A. Foster, went Tuesday to visit
friends in eastern New York on her
way to her home in Donnacona. I. q.
DR.. Scion Towne Of Omaha, Neb.,
has revisited his native town this
week, passing Monday on Mt Mans.
field and calling on some OF his old
time acqnaintances.
G. j. Montgomery, who Il employed
as fler at the Stafford last block mill
in Stowe Hollow, has been confined NJ
ONE several days by illness.
Mrs. Almira Slayton went Tuesday
to visit her sister, Mrs. Jane Howe, N
Rutland.
Mrs. Carrie Waite OF Burlington Was
a recent visitor at the home Of Miss
Ida Harris.
DR.. and Mrs H. +, Sargent Of Island
Pond have passed part of the week
At 4. {. Harlow's.
Mrs. H, G Humphrey and Mrs. u.
s. Mitchell Of Burlington called on Mrs
II. w. Barrow Monday.
Miss Marjorie Foster went Monday
to Lake Mansfield. where she has IN
ployment at the club house.
Douglass Barrows of the University
OF Vermont, who has been with the
ash engineers surveying party in Shei-
burne, has returned home for the aum
mer.
y. W. Tinkham Of Hardwick, who
visited his family over the week end,
was accompanied BY Mrs. Sarah l..
Kendall and grandson, Jerry George.
who visited at the home OF her broth |
rr. A. w Collins.
Miss Mary Bailey went Tuesday toll
The Mt, Mansfield hotel, where sne has |
employment for the summer
i. B. Forbes is on business trip to
Boston Miss Mildred Russ i visiting /
Mr.. Forbes during his absence,
Postmaster a. c. Cakes has returned /
rom 10 days visit with his son, Blu
ord Cakes, in Boston
Rodcric Riley Of East Hardwick
,asscd the week end with his parents,
IIr. and Mrs c. A. Riley, on Mount
Mansfield.
Miss Kathryn Beecher of Woon
ocket. r. l.. is visiting at the home
Il her uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs w
}. Macuichan.
Mrs. Dora Barnes, who has assisted
/ Lake Mansfield for several days, re-
urned to Waterbury Center Monday.
W. A. Sears returned TO Ripton on
tuesday with a load of household |
Gods
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Davis Of the Wa
crbury inn and several guests visited
II. Mansfield Monday.
Mir. and Mrs. j. NJ. Ruiter have gone
0 Burlington, where they will make
heir home for tho present II is under
TODD that Mcssrs. Ruiter and Chris I
ianson are engaged in construction
Burlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Buker and Bert
ewcity have employment in Burliue.
IN
Al special meeting of Mansfield
fountain grange Tuesday evening the
iird and fourth degrees were con
rred upon Mr. and Mrs II. W Ravln !
Mr. and Mrs. George White returned
onday from Burlington. where Mr.. ,
'hite had two operations on his right 4
ikle al the Mary Fletcher hospital n
st week. Mrs White is on crutches 4
vi viii not be able 10 use the foot for =
me time, but il is thought that the o
use Of the trouble has been removed n
I'd that recovery will take phase. II !
as found to be a disease Of the flesh
ID skin instead Of the bone, as has
en- feared.
Many farmers have begun haying
is week bat the heavy rains Of Tues
y night suspended operations on
ednesday quite completely.
Harry r. Perkins. instructor in me-
anical engineering at the Maine state
diversity Of 0rono and Mrs. Perkins
d little son. Leo. and Clayton Saw
r. a student at the university. left
r Orono Wednesday. after visiting
rs. Perkins sister. Mrs. CLYDE Horner
d children. Mrs. Perkins mother.
r. Agnes MaeDougal Of Quincy. u
ass. who accompanied the party =
re. returning to Quincy Monday. The
- from Maine was msle by auto
,biIe and the party expected TO reach
rtland on their return "Wednesday
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