The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-13

"A daughter, Pauline, WIS born 70
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse NJ Hunt on No.
/ vembcr %.
Arthur p Bugbee has contracted to
cut the lumber on the big Stacy job
about one mile below the village and
Charles r. Angel Henry Royce and
Burt Hill are working for him.
DR.. Frank A. HAYDEN has closed his
dental parlors for the winter and went
recently to Manchester, NJ H., where
| Ie viii have employment during the
winter at his profession.
! Mrs. Archie RI Sanborn has recently
entertained as her guest her sister,
Mrs. John Hanlcy, Of Clnremont, d. II,
/ Mr.. and Mrs. William IT. Lincoln
have engaged to work for Willmarth
II Luce during the winter and have
rented their home just below the vii
lage to parties who viii board the help
on the Stacy lumber job.
Cecil Densmore. who has worked for
Archie +. Sanborn during the summer
and fall, has completed his services for
Mr.. Sanborn and is working for Ben
A. Goodrich as Chauffeur.
A. A, Mcleod has finished work for
the Orange County Telephone com
pany and has rome to the home Of his
parents in Corinth.
Roy Lathrop returned recently from
Burlington, where he completed
short course in the dairy school and
has resumed work in the Orange coun
tv creamery During his absence Paul
Morey worked in the creamery
Mrs. Harold A. Dwinell returned on
Saturday from the Randolph sanato-
rum, where she had been for about
four weeks for treatment.
J. Leonard Paul and Mrs. Nellie
Reed were married Nov. 90 as were
Don 4. r. Ballou and Mrs. Nettie
Grant on Nov 30
A son. Ralph, was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Carl DeSlmeida, Sunday, Dec 3.
Russell G. Corwin ii making extern
size repairs on his buildings, the work
being. done BY building contractor, ],
pearle Il. Davenport.
Misses Hope Morey, Alice Bowin
and Lyle M. Baraw, who have been
visiting at the home Of their respec-
tive parents, returned Saturday to
to resume their studies at
he seminary.
Fred A. Ordway returned recently
from a visit to his sister Mrs. Grace
Chaplin, of Springfield Mass.
Judge Stanley G. Wilson left last
week for Bennington to preside at the
December term OF Bennington county
'ourt.
Miss Freda Randall spent a few !
lays recently visiting the home Of her
PARENTS In Pittsford il
Mrs. Grace Bixbv returned last week
rom a visit to her daughter, Mrs
Harry r. Wishart, OF Ninooski.
William n. Adams principal of the
high school has been
en1ncd at his home here for the past
week with an attack Of chickenpox.
A special communication Of George
Washington lodge has been called for {
thursday evening Dec. IA, for the ex- I
implication OF the NJ NJ degree, 1
shich win be worked by the past mas
ers. After the work of the evening 4
win be served. Ia
Loren McKizer was called recently 4
D Childwood, y. ", by the serious i'll
ess Of his mother. y
Harry Lamberton, who has been Wis. S
ing his sister, Mrs Nelson w. Belts. j
aturned last week to his home In I
ynn, Mass. accompanied BY his )
lother, Mrs lucy Lamberton. who has K
cen the guest Of her daughter, Mrs. I,
etts.
Mrs. Dennis Densmore returned last ,
eek from visit to her daughter, Y
race, also her sister. Mrs. Annette i
I. Parmalee, Of Enosburg Falls. y
Misses Amber and Zilla Cole, who X
re teaching in Chittenden, were re- =
mt guests for few days at the home
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry. i
Cole. c
Mrs. Gertrude VI. Walker is assisting y
the care Of Mrs. Lyman Sprague. "
no is in feeble health at the home Of 4
n daughter, Mrs. Charles w. Good a
In "
Miss Florence Goodwin, who teaches 4
East Montpelier, was at her home q
few days recently. "
Mrs. Cora May Walker has closed sS
II home a mile north of the village K
r the winter and has moved into her =
nement, occupied by Miss Florence =
,odwin
Sheriff Thomas G. Dearborn was in
IRE City on business Saturday and
Is accompanied by Mrs. Dearborn.
Me Hale X. Darling, who has been tI'
lite seriously III for two or three W
eks, has 80 much improved as to be tel
lie to be about the house and out of ~
ors again. IN
NIikulk Rock went recently to New
rk state to work during the win old
months.