The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-14
PLAINFIELD

tcI, Mis. IiutAh Mug. Their Brdhu
daughter, Miss Hazel King, 10 years
DID, was awarded first prize on Ave
pieces of embroidery at the fair.
Mrs. Nelson HameI is spending the
week at the state fair at White River
Junction.
Ryland Parks was called to Mont
pelier Wednesday as judyman.
Mrs. Fred Chase Of Concord, N. H.,
who has been visiting Misses Jane and
Abba Clark for few days, went 10
Montpelier Tuesday to visit her sis
ter, Mrs. Cora Moore.
Mrs. Gardner Spencer returned Mon
day from few days visit In Water
bury with her daughter, Mrs. Fred
Davis.
| Mrs Alvin Lewis and daughter,
Phyllis, Of East Calais were callers In
town Saturday.
| Mr., and Mrs. George Brown and Msr-
White mountains Sunday.
Mrs. Lowry is at work for Mrs.
Wheeler.
Miss Margaret Mansfield Of White
River Junction and friend, l.. M Snow
| Of Springfield, Mass, spent the end Of
the week with Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson
Hamel.
Mr.. and Mrs w. H. Martin and son.
Carl, and Bess Batchelder, Fred Mar
tin and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gale
and Earl Atkinson attended the fair
at White River junction Wednesday.
Il. v. Duke, Nelson Hamel and An
tonic Bonazzi were at Worcester
branch Sunday TO visit the latter's
mother Mrs Bonazzi.
Miss Ruth Greeley returned Wednes-
day to her school in Brattleboro
Mrs. Roland Spencer and children
returned to her home in Lisbon, N. H.,
Wednesday. after a few weeks visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner Spencer.
Philip Hamel, who has been visit.
ing his brother, Nelson, the past few
months, went to Groton pond Monday
morning, where he has employment
with Mr.. Millar.
John Ryan resigned his Office as
bailiff Tuesday. A special meeting was
called and w. H. Martin was elected
his successor.
Mrs. Erwin Martin and daughter Of i
Albany are visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Don Switser.
Fred Goodridge and family enjoyed
an auto trip through the White noun
tains the first of the week.
Harold Remission from the National
Life Insurance company. Montpelier. il !
at home for two weeks vacation,
Mr.. and Mrs. Merton Whitcomb, |
Miss Julia Willard and Frank Wood |
cock were visitors in Hyde Park Sun.
day.
Miss Ethel Bemis Of Montpelier re-
turned Monday night from a few days
visit in Littleton, N. H.
Maynard Spencer and Mrs. Anna
Bassett of Barre were visitors of his
brother, Gardner Spencer, Sunday. II
Miss Nesa Bushey of Cayendish is
attending junior high school in town.
Miss Ida Martin, Milford Fowler, Joe
William Hudson, Kenneth
Buxton and Rolfe futile are attending
Spaulding high school his year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Page have been
making extensive repairs ON their
house on High street.
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was in held in the M. E. church
Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Perkins
was former resident and sister of w.
3. Bartlett of this town and of Mrs.
Susan Parks.
Fifty parents and friends and 30
children attended the reception given
he teacher by the Paent Teache
association on Tuesday evening. The
unior choir gave the flag song, Eva
Wilkins ard brother entertained with !
heir usual ability upon the piano and
holm, Freda Cree gave a piano solo, {,
md Kate Kiser. Carol Farnham, {
Harold Hudson and Alice Martin gave !
eadings Ice cream and cake were !
erved and the children had happy i
Jour playing games This Is good
way to entertain our young people l
lnder direction of the parents and
eachers. The rooms are ideal for ,
'ames and also serving refreshments.
There will be grange meeting this
week, so please come and help make it q
success.
Elton Lance returned Friday from
heldon and is camping at Woodbury.
ond this week.
w. S. Martin returned to Cambridge
n Tuesday, after spending week at
reatwood.
Prof. c. L. Blackman of Springfield,
lass, field secretary for the Holstein.
riesian association of New England
ras at o. L. Martins the first of last
eek, and with Mr. Martin visited
,me of the largest Holstein breeders
I northern Vermont.
The show herd of shorthorns and
hropshires from Greenwood left for
he state fair Saturday, under the care
Leo Edison. Romaine Goodrich and
lbert Kavrontn and Clyde Laird.
L. Cro,o s-.turx M~nla.