The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-03
Veterinary, Buys Demeritt Residence.
eterinary, Buys Demeritt Residence.

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For village property, one of the larg-
est residential deals was that just han
| died by w. H. Carroll, when the Rich
ard Demeritt residence was sold to
DIR. Kimball Kennedy of Montpelier
and Mrs. Minnie Farrell of this town.
residences in town and was for years
the home of Elisha Moody, his widow
living there with her nephew, Richard
Demeritt, after he bought the place.
Mr.. Demeritt made extensive repairs
upon the property and modernized it
in every way. Mrs. Demeritt win re-
main in town for the present and it
is to be hoped viii retain her perma-
nent residence here.
DIR. Kennedy, who buys for a home,
is a veterinary surgeon. He is ma
tive of this locality, as is his wife, and
friends Of both will gladly vel
come their return. The doctor was
student of the Waterbury high
school and took his professional train
ing at the veterinary department OF
the Pennsylvania university. He has
built good practice in Montpelier,
much of which is accessible from here.
He is also said to have veterinary
hospital, which he will conduct here.
The field is large, big outlying terri
tory, which should give plenty of work
for DIR. Kennedy and the other estab-
lished veterinary here, DIR. j. 4. Claire.
Friday evening the basketball team
of the Waterbury high school plays
the Burlington high school team in
Burlington. 1t is understood that sew
eral besides the team are planning
to attend this game.
Saturday evening the Community
club basketball team plays the team Of
the National Life Insurance com pany
from Montpelier. This is considered
the best team in the capital city and
a strong team every way. A particu
larly exciting game is expected.
Friday evening at the Center mem
bers of the n. f. NJ p. A. are to hold
a jollitieation meeting. A car is ex-
peeted from Stowe and Duxbury mem |
bers may attend. There will be speak |
era from Stowe. This hanging togeth
er is as Richard Pattee expresses it. |
"The finest demonstration of loyalty |
and strength Of organization ever made
in New England" II is in celebration
Of the victory that the farmers win |
gather, talk over events and have a |
good supper. Wednesday evenings S.
W. Guptil, county president Of the n.
T. NJ. p. A., was in Waitsfeld at a |
similar meeting. Waterbury Center
people want you TO come Friday eve
ming and win make you welcome The
matter of pooling milk win be dis
cussed.
Messrs. Barrows and White, seniors
II Norwich university, who have been
ioing some studying at the local hos.
Dital for their thesis, remained in town
,ver Sunday, guests for part of the
lime at the Carroll home.
March Is bringing its usual moving I
ans and the changing of hands Of
Lee jackson. who has been
m the Parker farm on Kneeland Flats.
las gone upon the DR.. Clair farm in
soretown. Thomas Kelly, who has
,een on that farm, has moved to More
own.
r. F. Fuller. who has been living in
'olbyville. has bought in connection
With his farm ON the Middlesex road
he Corliss farm. more Familiarity
nown as the Story or Hart place. Mr..
'uller viii live in the house on this
arm. Ii is much TO be regretted that
fr. and Mrs. Robert Corliss are talk
ne of returning TO Lyndonville, from
which place they came here.
Armand and German st. jacques
ave sold the farm on Crossett Hill 10
Ienry Psro and Hormiadas StJacques.
Ir. Paro. who recently moved 10 the
illage. is moving back on Crossett hill
nd to this farm.
Mrs. H. d. Hopkins has returned
rom a month with relatives in Wash
agton. New York, Mineola. Long Is =
md and Baltimore. She reports one
I the most pleasant trips she ever
ad.
The little daughter Of Mrs and Mrs
'aniel Orvis was taken much worse
gain Wednesday night
Mrs. William Pearsons, who has
cen improving, was reported not as
ell Wednesday and to be suffering
18th the grip.
Mrs. A. r. Cooley Greene i in mar
ct in New York and Boston. Mrs
essie Straw Cooley is staying in the
Bop.
Ms. W. n. Seaburs has returned from
arlington, where she has been for
lme time with Miss Mae Scaburv.