The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-08-15
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and Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Poland motore
to Hinesburg pend Sunday.
Mrs. Arthur Neill, who has been
Heaton hospital nearly all summer,
expected to be able to come TO he
home in a few days.
i Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Howe fror
| Burlington were in town Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. @. Stokes were j
| Burlington Sunday to see Mrs. Stoke:
aunt at the hospital.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Livingston an
| family, Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Dumas wer
out from Montpelier Sunday.
| Some Of the young people of tn
William Warren's camp in Fayston t
a marshmallow roast given by Mis-
Warren and friend.
Children's night at the Rebekah lodg'
rooms was well attended. lee cream
and cake were served.
Frances Lamb Of Boston was in towr
over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Rider of Morris
ltown visited at John McLaughlin's or
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Cotton of Dux
bury were at w. il Palmer's Saturday
night, and their son, Ralph, returned
home with them for over Sunday.
The friends Of Arthur Barnard of Or,
well will be glad he is making good
recovery at the Mary Fletcher hospital
from an operation for appendicitis.
Miss Annie Straw and brother, De,
liner, are spending two weeks in Worces
ter, guests of relatives
Mrs. Lois Smith il spending thn
week in Warren, a guest Of her broth.
er and wife. Mr., and Mrs. G. H. Camp
bell
Mrs. Morse and son, Lyman, from
johnson were visiting their daughter
and sister, Mrs, Roy Neill, over the end
of the week.
Pauline and Doris Folsom visited
their aunt, Mrs. Hugh Carpenter, last
week
H. c. Dana is in Moretown this week,
working in the creamery.
+. A. Messcr, proprietor Of the Mad
River creamery, Is having new floors
laid and other repairs made in the
creamery this week.
At the FIRE company meeting on
Wednesday night, j. T. Baird was
elected fire chief in place of Herbert
Joslin, deceased.
Guests the past week at F.. Ber
maths were his brother and wife, Mr..
and Mrs. G. NJ. Bernath, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Montgomery from Harrison, On
tario
Mr. and Mrs Frank Ransom from
n. j.. were weekend guests
Of relatives in Irasville.
Miss Claire Maxwell returned Mon.
day to Trenton, n j.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. L. Marshall were
guests Of friends in Burlington over
Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. James Maxwell from
are passing a few days At
John Maxwell's.
Mrs. Nettie Martin Is in Warren for
a few days.
The young people who were enter
tanned over Sunday at the home of Mr.. |
and Mrs. d. r.. Bisbee we're Miss Mar
ION Leavitt from Randolph, Mass. Miss
Mildred Adams from Beverly, Mass,
Miss Marjorie Seavey from Westfori, |
Mass, and Albert ober from Medford.
Mass
Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Huse, Mr. and |
Mrs. Arthur Huse and little daughter,
rhelma. from Niagara have been visit-
ng their aunts, Mrs. H. n Bushnell |
ind Miss Martha Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Spear from
Barre were recent guests at B. d. Bis
,ee's.
Mrs. A. B. Tucker is expected home
his week from Brandon
Mr. and Mrs w J. Graves spent the
md Of the week in Randolph at the
ome Of Mrs. Graves parents, Mr.. and
irs. Alfred Bower
Mrs. Rutter, who has spent the sum.
ner at Miss L. Jean Bisbee's home, has
eturned to her home in Pine Forge,
"a.
Rev Mr.. Spence and daughter from
'slem. Mass. who have been camping
n Waitsfeld common. have gone TO
'amel's Hump before returning to Sal
m. II
James Moriarty, Richard Shepard,
larence Higley and Ralph Picket took
he trip Sunday called "around the J
'orld"
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. W. Baird and daugh-
srs were in Bethel Sunday. L.
Mrs. o. A. Bowen and children, Ken
eth and Virginia, left town Sunday !
" Bethel and after week they will
i'm Mr.. Bowen in Bridport, Conn,
here they will make their home.
A large truck load of people from
'arren passed through this place Sat r
day morning, bound for Mount Mans
Id, where they had a picnic lunch and :,
'ent the day. A party of young men,
Twin Graves, Roy and Carl Higley.
TavIsnd Freeman and Ralph. Haskins, h
'ent Saturday night on Ball noun