The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-08-02
BROOKFIELD

| Euibi ADDOtt dHu nls. ~. ~. T1iitilto
bae to Chelsea Washington, Eas
Barre, Barre. Williamstown for bus
mess and pleasure trip.
Lemuel N. Parsons has moved hi
household furniture to Granville whcr,
he recently purchased a farm.
Our community was shocked ant
saddened last Thursday when the news
was received Of the sudden death 81
Mrs. Fannie Fullam of Brooklyn, N
~, which occurred at the home Of hel
daughter, Mrs. Carroll Crane Of Wal
lingford. She was the widow Of the
late Frank Fullam Of this town and
had a host Of friends here The body
was brought here Saturday after
noon for burial in the Center cemetery
beside that Of her husband. A more
extended notice will be given later.
Mrs. A. B. Washburn recently en-
tertained her parents, Mr., and Mrs
Charles Williams, her brother and
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. George Williams
and daughtr Of South Royalton.
Samuel Withers, jr., celebrated his
fifth birthday anniversary at the sum
merhome Of his grandparents, Pro-
fessor and Mrs. Al w. Edison, last Mon-
day afternoon by entertaining several
Of his young friends and some older
ones. All report a very good time.
On account Of the busy season only
nine were present at tn Ladies asso-
citation meeting held Thursday with
Mrs. A. B. Washburn.
Mrs. Mary Mason visited Mr. end
Mrs. Joseph Baker in Mortified rel
Gently.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Glysson and
son, Edward, spent Sunday with his
mother, Mrs. Frances Glysson.
Ira Carpenter spent several days last
week with his daughter, Mrs. L. w.
Webster, in Randolph.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Baker Of North
field were callers Monday on Mrs.
Mary Mason and Mr.. and Mrs. A. Il.
Churchill.
Miss Minerva White has three
boarders from Medford, Mass, who ex-
pect to spend the month of August
with her.
Mrs. w. w Haggett and children,
Clara and Frank, came from Ram
iolph last week to spend some time
1t their home here where Mr. Hag-
gett has found employment.
States Attorney NJ. c. Taft or Chel-
sea was in town Friday on Official
business.
Mrs. Adella Fisk who has been
spending two weeks with her son.
4 G. Fisk of Burlington, and her
laughter, Mrs. Allen Gage in st. Johns
bury, returned home Friday. She was
by Mrs. Gage and Mrs.
Charles Morse of st. Johnsbury, who
returned home Saturday. Mrs. Morse
. the wife Of former pastor, Rev
1harles Morse. While here she called
IN several Of her frinds who were very
1leased to see her.
DIR. and Mrs. Frank Partridge and !
laughter, Lucille, of Worcester, Mass, |
Mrs. Edward Barker and daughter,
Iune, Of Southington, Conn, and Mrs.
carroll Edison and son, Stuart, Of Chi |
ago, came Monday to occupy the Up |
ram cottage through the month of
August.
The Ladies association Of the First /
1hurch will hold their midsummer sale
nd entertainment Thursday evening. /
August 10. The committee desires a
arge contribution of useful and fancy 1
,rticles for this sale.
Alton II. Chase will leave this week
or Mortified where he has been en-
,loyment in the mill of S. White.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maynard Wright and
hree children were recent guests at
he home Of his brother, L. B. Wright.
Samuel withers Of New York City
anne Saturday to Join his family at
he Edison cottage.
The following is list Of new books
ecently added TO the public library:
Square Deal Sanderson' (Siltzeri
The Purple Heights" loemberl; If
Winter Comes" (Hutchinson); MA
Ia ,Chapdelainep tHemonl; 8 The
ride of Galsmar" tKynel; ''rhe
olden Snare fCurwoodl; "The Mas
n Of Man tCainel "The cold
ache "(Schultzl; Running Eagle"
"Jafferyr tLockel; The
cor Little Rich Girl Gates The
Barn tHill); leave IL to
orisr lHuestonl; Tom Swift in Cap
vity'' (Appletonl; "The Campfire
iris in the Maine Woods" tFreyl.
MIR. and Mrs. L. w. Morse and two
ms, Theron and Louis, who have
zen spending two weeks at Highgate
rived home Sunday.
Mrs. Sarah Fulham, who is in POOR
'alth, has not been feeling as well
r the past few days.
Miss Susan Adams, who is ~ years
ID months OF age. is now eoafined
her bed. She is cared for at the
me Of +. G. Brown.
The regular meeting of the Brook
I'd grange viii be held Friday eve
ny, August 4.
Miss Frances Blakebrough Of Woods
He. y. H.. and Mrs. Margaret Spraeue
Mortified came Saturday TO be
esent at the burial of their aunt.
r.. Fannie Fullsm. They stayed
tn their mother. Mrs. Olivia Blake