The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-26
PLALNFIELD

4 Henry Foreham Of Washington wa
in town Thursday and purchased o
/ III. j. and T. s. Flood the handsome
young registered Jersey, Bess Emf
nent Silken Lad, No. 209660.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baxter johnson ant
son of Worcester, Mass, visited al
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Batchelder's last
4 week.
| Seth Noble was Ill with blood pois
oning last week.
Carl Martin and Clifford BatcheI
der of the University of Vermont
Burlington, spent the end Of the week
in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. N. Flood, Hattie
Page and Mrs. Newton Davis were in
Montpelier recently.
| Mr. and Mrs. George Hamel OF
Montpelier were in town Thursday.
| Mrs. Fred Richardson Of Hardwick
il spending the week at w. II. Mar
|. tins.
H. w. Cate and sons Of North Mont
pelier were in town Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Lawler and
daughter, Velma, Of Washington were
at Mrs. Jennie Hamels recently
Z. r. Mcdonald was in Aiiddlesex
Friday on business.
Mrs. Sarah Warren of Mortified is
visiting her son. William Warren. and
family.
Mrs. Mary Mead Of Port Chester is
the guest Of Miss Maude Batchelder.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Goodridge and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner
Spencer enjoyed a motor trip to
Craftsbury Sunday.
Postcards have been received from
Mrs. Nellie Page from North East, Pa,
where she is enjoying a visit with rel
atiyes and friends.
Mrs. Della Sanders spent the week
end in Mortified with Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Sanders.
Several people from town were in
Northfield last week to attend the
fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Fowler. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. NJ. Cate and Mrs. Ed. Dunk
lin we're in Barre Tuesday.
Miss Ethel Bemis returned to Mont
pelier Tuesday night, TO resume her
duties in the National Life Insurance
building, after two weeks vacation.
Mrs. Beatrice Kellogg Porter left
Saturday by the way of st. Johnsbury
for her home in Colorado Springs, Col.
Bern Hamel Of Woodsviile, n H.,
was in town Tuesday.
f. +. Leavitt was in Montpelier on
Arthur Batchelder has built shop
on his land near his garage Tor a
business
A peculiar incident in regard to the
fire on the Hutchinson farm should be
One OF the horses was
afraid of fire or even a lantern,
and his frantic noise at the barn was
what awoke Mr.. Hutchinson, who ran
to the barn and found the fire. He
soon released the horses and COWS,
which we're all saved
Correction: 1t should have read in |
Times that at the time
William Martin built the buildings on
the Hutchinson farm, they were the |
best around here, but not at the pres
INT time.
Miss Doris Ayers Of Montpelier |
spent the end of the week with Mr.. /
md Mrs. Herbert Cate.
+. A. Nicolls has returned to his
home in West Roxbury, Mass.
Mrs. Emily Moore has returned to
Ter home.
A pleasant afternoon was spent on
last when Clara end Anice
Bartlett entertained the Mothers
Tub. Eighteen members and two Wis
tors were present. The afternoon
vas spent in sewing and making plans
or the fair to be held at the South
Friday night, Oct. 0. A
ull announcement will be made later.
Il supper. Mrs. Clara Bartlett was
lostess for the elderly mothers, while
Anice entertained the younger mem
'ers at her table. No regular meeting
viii be held until after the fair.
The warden of the assembly Mrs.
.ouise Terry, win be present at
pecial meeting of Pleasant Valley
,ebekah lodge No. AZ Friday, Sept.
q All y,,an,hers ara reoupefed IN he