The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-07-08
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w JVuH 1iOildHu tuHiiueilceS MS nullel
as undertaken and salesman in the
4 store of John Mccormick the coming
week For some time past he has as.
/ sisted Mr.. Mccormick in the under.
/ taking business but will be in the
store permanently Mr.. Holland mas
I had considerable experience in the fur.
niture business and is one. Of the best
Of undeitakers. He is well known here
and has many friends and acquaint-
ances who will be pleased to know that
ne is 10 enter the business circle in his
home town Mr. Holland recent sold
his farm on the Cox brook road and
has moved his family into one OF c.
s. Kimball's houses on Kimball ave-
nue..
Miss Florence Strong left Wednes-
day for Derry, n IT,, where She Is to
spend her vacation with her brother,
Theron Strong and wife.
Mrs. Emma King, who has been
spending several weeks with her
daughter in Wellheet, Mass, has re-
turned to her home on Vine street.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Britain Of Bris-
tol arc spending short time visiting
their mother, Mrs r. A. Britain, and
brothers. = r. and Royal Britain.
Rev. Fl. G. Mann, Mr. and Mrs w.
H. Hardin, Superintendent and Mrs.
Mrs. Charles r. Mcknight, Mrs. Belle
Stone, Mrs. r. A. Silver, Mrs. Inez
Woodbury. and Miss Ethel Shaw were
in Barre Wednesdsysto attend the an.
nual meeting Of the Central Associs
ion of Uniyersalists, held at Goddard
seminary Tho meeting was an Ak
interesting one. Mr.. Mann,
pastor of the local Universalist church,
was one OF the speakers.
Mr. and Mrs. w. f. Kidd and chill
dren spent the holiday in South Roy
alton, Mrs. Kidd's former home.
An informal house party was held
at the new home Of Sorrell. Maynard
post, American Legion, Monday exc
ming. Dancing on the lawn and piazza
as W. as in the house was enjoyed.
Punch was served during the evening
and very pleasant time was spent.
There has been large number Of gis
itors at the home the past few days, |
and all speak in highest praise Of the
new Legion home.
Mrs. William H. Washburn and Miss i
Marion Morris, who have been at the I
home of James Buzzell. have gone 70
their summer home on Lake Cham.
plain. Miss Carolyn Morris remained I
IN town for few days longer
Miss Grace Croney. who has been /
spending several weeks at the home Of /
ser uncle in Morrisvile. has returned /
nome.
Mrs. n. c. Fellows. who recently re-
.urned with her husband from sevafal
months in Germany. Is spending
week in town. guest ait the home nf
Hiss Marion Buzzell on Traverse
treet Major Fellows, who is grad
tate Of Norwich university in the class
4 1914, has been ordered to Fort Ri
ey. Kansas.
Edward Smith. who is employed in
Worcester. Mass. was al the home Of
is father, Horace Smith, over The
'ourth.
Dean II. Roberts has returned from
trip to Boston. Mrs. Roberts accom-
anied him and from there went 70
er former home in Sargentyille, Me-,
) spend the summer
Arlington Kerr, who has been spend
" several DAYS at the home Of his |
afcnts. Mr.. and Mrs. L. 1. Kerr. re-
urned Wednesday to his work in :
n. u. =
Mrs. Alice Newell, who has been
18th her daughter, Mrs. Arthur Burr
! Worcester. Mass, since the death
Mr.. Newell. is in town and is vis- !
ing at the home Of her brother, b.
Sylvester