The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-08-01
WAITSFIELD
A. B. Tucker and son, Ormon, were
ii Brandon over the week end.


A. B. Tucker and son, Ormon, were
in Brandon over the week end.
Two cars came together at the foot
Of the dug way in Irasyille Sunday
afternoon, both cars being damaged to
some extent. One car was owned BY
Clarence Belts and the other belonged
to Huntington parties No one was
hurt.
Rev and Mrs. Remele and Miss Mary
Gupti were In Middlebury Saturday,
where the ladies' attended the Welles-
ley club luncheon.
Mr.. and Mrs H. H. Smith and Har-
old Hayes were in Montpelier Thurs
day forenoon to attend the funeral at
ST. Augustine church Of Miss Aida
Turney.
Mrs George Miller left Friday for
Boston, called there by the death Of
Sellers Mendell, who for many years
was editor of the Youths Companion.
Mr.. and Mrs, George N. Billings and
MI. and Mrs. Roy Bragg from Ran
dolph were in town Friday, July %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bragg were guests Of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Bragg, and
Mr.. Billings, to celebrate his 60th birth
day on that date, went fishing on his
old home brook in Fayston.
Mrs. Fred Eaton and children from
Middlesex are spending few days at
Milford Longs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Hamel have
gone to Conway, n. H., for time.
Mrs. Mary Brown from Minneapolis
and sister, DR.. Nellie Fullerton, and
Miss Fullerton from Shanghai, China,
who have been visiting Mrs. Mary |
Wood and sister, Miss Ainsworth, at
the Misses Joslin's, have gone to st.
Johnsbury for time before proceeding |
on their journey to Minneapolis and
China
Thomas Poland Of Williamstown
spent Sunday at his brothers, A. N.
Poland
Miss Belle Robinson from Boston
and sisters, Misses Kate and Alice Rob
inson, from Derby Line were recent
guests Of their niece, Mrs James A.
Neill.
Mr.. and Mrs Guy Bushnell from
Thompsonville, Conn.,, and Mrs Bush
nell's brother, Herbert + Fisher, from
Greenfield, Mass, called on friends ia
Waitsfeld last week.
John Brown and Carl Marble were in
Hinesburg Saturday and Sunday.
Max Bailey from Waterbury is
spending this week in Waitsfield with
his grandfather, John Maxwell.
Miss Norma Marshall is in Burling-
ton, guest Of friends.
Mrs. Dora Clark from Stowe has
been spending few days at Frank
Smiths in Fayston and at 4. l.. Mar
shall's in this town.
Bernard Kew is in Waterbury with
his grandmother, Mrs. F. Q. Pierce.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester viglantc and
D. G. Haskell left Saturday morningl
for New York, after spending a week !
ut Mrs. Bigelow's. rs
George Speck and Thomas Thomp-
ion, whot have been in Waitsfeld for a ,
vacation, started Saturday for New /
York to resume their positions in al
public library in that city.
Miss Louise Carpenter, who lived in
with her parents last year :
and was in the local telephone Office
for few weeks last winter, is very
III at her home in Lafayette, Mass, the Q
result from a poisoning arising from n
having her tonsils removed, a
Il. g. Somervqlc and George Patter-
ION and their wives were at Joe's pond 4,
sunday for an outing Z
Mrs. Peter Shepard and three chill
lren from Barre were guests the first
Il the week at Frank Kew's.
Seth Boyce, road commissioner, and e
lis help have begun state road work
IN the highway from Dan Folson's q