The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-07
ROXBURY


Mrs. b. L. Dickinson has finished
working at the laundry in Mortified,
at the close of Camp Teela Waukett.
A good delegation from Summit
grange attended the Central Vermont
Pomona grange, which was held in
Randolph Wednesday.
j. w. Howe was at the marble quar-
ries in Stockbridge and Rochester on
Thursday on business trip.
Mrs. +. c. Rich who was called to
Chazy, n. ", last week Sunday by
the death of her mother, returned
home Friday evening. Her daughter,
Miss Lottie Rich, accompanied her
here.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Stimson and
baby came from Brattleboro to spend
the end -of the week at the home of
his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waldo Mason of West
Brookfield, Mass, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Mason of Worcester. Mass, who
have been motoring in different parts
of the state for few DAYS past, Wis
tied relatives here the last Of last
week
Mr. and Mrs. James Thoringtoa and
children and Mrs. Sowles and Mr.. Ken
dali took an auto trip to Lebanon,
n. H.. to visit at the home of the
formers mother, Mrs Walker Mr..
Walker. who came to East Granville
on business Saturday, returned home
with them.
Tie Camp Teela Waukett season
closed Friday. Sept !, when most OF
the girls left on special cars on the
morning mail. About 20 remained and
with Mr.. and Mrs. Roys and Mr.. and
Mrs. Hayden started Saturday morn
ing on camping trip through the
White mountains, the girls and riding
master and mistress going by horse
back, the others by auto with supplies,
etc. The season has been very sue
cessfnl one and during the time many
of the parents of girls at the camp
have visited there and a number came
by auto to take their daughters home
with them.
Earl Spaulding returned Friday from
a visit with his family to relatives in
Ripton. Mrs. Spsnlding and daughter
did not come until Sunday evening.
Mrs. Mark Goodell. who has been
visiting relatives in Montreal, returned
to her home here Saturday afternoon.
James Ryan came from the home
Of his parents in Brockton, Mass, on /
Sunday to visit his aunt. Mrs. O'Grady, |
and cousin, John 0'Grady. for few
days.
Mr. Belcher, with others from Proc
tor interested in the marble works, |
were at the auarries here Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. d. Rice motored
to Granville Friday to visit his sons.
Dudley and Gerald Rice. and families,
and Mr.. Rice to visit their mills there. |
Mr.. Thorington took them on the trip. |
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Rice returned
with them for the esd Of the week
Mrs. r. p. Nichols, with her niece.
Miss Hamp, and the latter's friend.
motored to Burlington Saturday TO
visit her son, Clyde Nichols. who is
earning satisfactorily from his recent |
operation. The latter went TO the |
Fanny Allen hospital the first Of last |
week and underwent an operation for
what proved to be pus case Of APP
,endicitis.
Mrs. w. A. Moore and little daugh
er. Rachel. who are spending a few
weeks in the New England states, Wis
ting relatives and friends. visited last
week Monday and Tuesday forenoon
With friends in town. Their home is
n Ohio. Mr.. Moore was former pas
or here.
Mrs. J. B. Kidder returned here with
sr Kidder Friday from their home in
They motored to Ant
verp. \. H.. Saturday to visit an aunt
md their son, Allen, who Was coming
ip from Boston. Mr.. kidder Is suf-
erinz from csrbuncIes on his neck.
seorze and Maria Kidder were also
With Mr.. and Mrs. kidder in Antwerp
OF the visit.