The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-07-18

his father in Randolph recently whe
an operation for appendicitis had bee
recommended by physician, has bee
heard from in Chelsea, where he
working on a farm. His mother di
not worry much about him as he In
been away from home before and wa
known to be good worker.
Rev. W. B. Reynolds, is Years Recto
Christ Church, ReGgns
Rev. w. Benjamin Reynolds, for i
years rector Of Christ church, has re
signed and will live near relatives a
Sodus, N. Y. He had one Of the long
est pastorates on record in that clmrcl
and was very much esteemed as pas
tor and citizen.
Mrs. Nellie Cole, Helen and Ever
EFT Cole Of Winchester, ~ H., arr
guests at the home Of c. H. Goss,
Last evening children's night wa,
observed at the grange meeting, gooc
program being furnished by Mrs Dora
Goss, the lecturer, after which deli
cious refreshments were served.
The Bethel baseball team viii play
Wednesday afternoon the White River
Junction team. The teams two VIC.
tories over Randolph have inspired the
fans and good crowd is expected at
Wednesdays game. Until now base
ball has been losing proposition this
year in Bethel and probably no more
home games will occur unless this one
is well attended. With so good a
team this would be an unfortunate
situation. Surely there is room for
the great American game in Bethel
when the players are willing TO give
their time for games and practice.
Mrs. Clayton f. Durham is attend
ing the University Of Vermont sum
mer school.
Mrs. Elizabeth Spicer and Mrs. Celia
Mack Of Greenfield, Mass, are visiting
their brother, A. B. Brooks. They are
on their way home from visiting rela-
tives at Niagara Falls, N. Y, and .Ad-
rian, Mich. They are daughters Of
Of the late George Brooks OF this town
and formerly lived here.
Mrs. Hattie Coy Of Mercedes, Texas,
is visiting her sister. Mrs. NJ. n. Ken
dali. She came with her son, Robert
H. Coy, from New Haven, Conn. Re-
Gently she completed an automobile
tour OF the Rocky mountains, termi.
mating at Salt Lake City.
Nj. G. Stafford Of Sutton, Quebec.
raIled on John Keleher and other
friends Saturday. He was snperin-
tendent of the local tannery from 1883
10 1899.
Domenico De Ccco has been doing
arge job for interior painting at his
home. employing Henry Persons, jr.,
'or the purpose.
c. w. Southworth has made for his
lse an enlarging camera which will
'equire two lO0-watt lights TO oper-
tie il and win enable him TO do much
,etter work.
Archie r. williams and Mrs. Bertha
Iartwell were married Sunday at the
rides home by Rev. Win G. Harvey. |
They are away on q wedding journey |
o St. Adams. They win i've in Beth
!, where Mr.. Williams carries on a !
blacksmith shop He was a member
4 the 26th division during the war
md saw service at the front. He Is
IN active member of Noble Beekwith
'ost, American Legion.
Miss Addie Hastings, aged 81 years,
4 South Royalton died Of Potts dis
ase at the sanatorium Sunday. She
ad been here for treatment since last
all. With her mother, Mrs. Anna {.
Waterman. who survives her, she car
led on millinery business at South
ioyalton for many years. She wa
n active Methodist and woman. 81
,uch strength of character and Of
rilliant mind. The funeral vas held
South Royalton to-day.
Mrs Sue P. Hoyt. aged 81 years,
isiting her niece. Mrs. Arch Batch
lder, in Plainfield.
Mrs Bessie Wheeler has opened be-
ONE cor the summer. Her mother,
frs. Elna Mudgett. is with her.
Linus A. Edmunds Is serving as traf-
G officer al the end of the covered
ridge. whore many drivers cyeak the
nles OF the road.
Herbert Allen, Gordon .Batchclier
ugpne Fisher. Lawrence Kimball
ichard Kimbsll. Raymond MoTiarty
nd Frederick Whitney are occupying
ne Putnam cottage in Barnard this
eek.
DIR. V. II. Eddy has returnde fron
e here from Sparrowbush. \. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. ID. Smith Of Lowell