The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-08-26

| Miss Janice Bartlett has returnc'
from vacation spent IN Boston.
4 Mrs. George Brown and Mrs. Forces
Lewis spent Wednesday and Thursda,
in Montpelier.
4 Mrs. Elsie Woodcock spent part .
the week at Groton pond with her chill
ldrcn.
| Miss Dorothy Smith returned O
| Wednesday from a visit il Franklin
IN H
| Mrs. Edith Carr and Ethel Wishar
Of Barre were visitors in town Tues
/ day
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Fiske, who
have been visiting her mother, Mrs. 9
III. Bartlett, have returned TO theiI
home in Wilton, Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Lamberton Of
Marshfield were business visitors ~
town Monday.
| Mr. and Mrs Byron Wilkes Of Marsh
field visited Mrs. Leo Edison Sunday.
Rev. and Mrs. A. W. Hewitt are
camping at Joe's pond this week with
Rev and Mrs. Lipsky OF Barre.
II n Hall Of Lansing, Mich, former
lecturer Of national grange, who has
been speaker at tho grange field meet
ings III Vermont the past week, was 4
guest OF O. r. Martin Tuesday and
Wednesday Of this week.
Mrs. Olive Grieg Of Montreal spent
the week end with Percy Grieg and
they motorcd to Bethlehem on Sunday,
where they were guests Of Mr.. Grieg's
brother at the Hyland.
Schools in Plainfield will open on
Aug, 2s, with the following list Of
teachers; Junior high school, H. G..
Billings, principal; Miss Vivian Rus
sell. assistant; Miss Ruth LeGro, home
economies; Mics Marion Martin, inter
mediate; Miss MadelIa Shorcv, pri-
mary: Miss Ruth Weeks, Center; Miss
Margaret Weeks, South school.
/ O. Il, Martin returned from Kansas
and Oklahoma Monday night On Tues
day he went to Craftsbury to begin a
series Of field meetings ending Satur-
day night at Barnard On Wednesday,
Aug. 70, he attended the state Holstein
meeting at West Rutland. returning
home Wednesday evening. On Tues
day, Aug. %, he joined the New Eng
land lecturers at ST. Johnsbury and
Wednesday. Aug. 20, they All met at
Burlington for d lecturers conference,
consisting Of state lecturers from all
New England states. also New York,
New Jersey and Pennsylvania, and all
lecturers from subordinate oranges
who cared to attend
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Brnffee motored
to Ludlow last week Wednesday. their
Mrs Evelyn Dow, and dangh
ter going with them to their new home,
as Mr.. Dow has employment there al
a barber. From there Mr.. and Mrs
BrufFee went to Rutland to visit ain
other daughter, Mrs. Clara King, re
turning home Friday
Theron Moore injured one eye quite
seriously while chopping.
Charles Nye Of North Montpelier
was in town Monday.
Miss Margaret Mansfield and friend, |
Mr., Snow, Of White River Junction
spent the week end with Mr.. and Mrs. |
Nelson Hamel
IiNHH ltdttt ~ sfsitttfE jIitHur III /
sheldon
Mrs, Richard Attridge OF Barre Is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Goodridge |
for few days.
Mrs. Lowry il spending part OF the
week in East Montpelier with Mr.. and |
Mrs Harry Switzer.
Mrs. w II. Martin. Mrs. Diana
Willis. Mrs Arch Batchelder and Mrs.
John Parks were In North Montpelier
tuesday.
Mrs. Warren Wright and son, George,
eft Thursday morning for their home
n Poughkeepsie, n Y. They will visit
Ter sister, Mrs. Windsor Perry, in
'ittsfeld. Mass, on their way home.
Miss Helen Hamel and Mise Velma
.awler spent part Of the week in Mont
'elier with Mr.. and Mrs George Hamel
Mrs. Nelson Hamel was in Barre on
thursday.
A son was born Tuesday. Aug %, to
fr. and Mrs. Augustus Foster.
Mrs. Carl Hunt Of Barre has been
pending few days in town.
Mrs. Jennie Hamel has a pullet four
months and ten days old that is lay
ng.
Wayland Hamel was operated on at