The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-01
NORTHFIELD
Charles M. Goodrich Buys Controlling
Interest in Telephone Co.

Charles NJ. Goodrich has purchased
the controlling interest in the North
field Telephone company. Mr.. Goodrich
has been superintendent Of the COM
pany for the past Is years, and during
this time the company has steadily
grown. At the time Mr.. Goodrich came
from Montpelier TO Mortified, there
were 1863 subscribers; there are now
over 4J0, some so being taken on dur
ing the past year. Mr.. Goodrich has
the interest of the public at heart at
all times, and he IL always ready to
serve all To the best Of his ability. IL
will be his aim to give the public the
best possible service from the local
Office at all times. His many friends
in town as we'll as surrounding towns
where he is so well known win wish
him success in the work.
AT "a meeting Of the directors of the
Mortified chamber of commerce, held
recently In the rooms of the Mortified
Trust company. the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year;
President. Professor X. r. B. Flint;
vice president, Joseph II. Denny; secre-
tary. Walter c. Middlebrook; treasur-
er, NJ. A. Campbell.
Miss Hazel Gardner of LowelL Mass,
who is having weeks vacation from
her duties as teacher in the city
schools, is visiting in town, guest of
her sister, Mrs. Walter G. Middlebrook.
Mrs. George Cook Of Greenfield,
Mass, has returned to her home, after
spending several days at the home of
her mother, Mrs. John McGrath.
The Dog River Fish and Game club
will hold its first annual meeting on
evening OF this week in Le-
gion hall Everyone whether a mem
lsr or not is urged to attend this meet
ing, as 1T is for all interested in the
club.
Roy Spencer Of Andover, Mass, has
been visiting in town the past week,
a guest at the home of Rev. and Mrs.
F. VI. DeForest.
Miss Evelyn Cannon, who has re-
,ently completed her course at the
Fanny Allen hospital, has been spend
ing a few DAYS in town. Miss Cannon
Expects to return to Burlington for the
present.
Word has been received here Of the
leath of George A. Craig, which oc-
urrcd at his home in st. George, n.
B., Feb. Is, after long illness. For
he past ten years he had been sub
collector of customs at ST. George; pre-
,ious to this he was a granite cutter.
,t. George lodge, r. & A. NJ, conducted
he burial service. Mr.. Craig was a
,ast master of that lodge. The de- /
eased, who was so years Of age, is sur +
lived by his wife. two daughters, Mar +
on and Lillian, and one son, Taylor 4
dr. Craig. some years ago, was en- .
,loyed i. in Mortified and was well t
,nown here at that time.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. w. Dutton and Mr. .
nd Mrs. II. H. Slack have returned
rom their trip to Bermuda. Mrs. Ella
ackson. who accompanied them, re-
NAMED in New York for a time.
Bert Rogers and Fred Provost won
he first prize at the ice carnival held
n Montpelier Saturday night. They
we're dressed to represent the gold dust
wins. A
Mr.. and Mrs. +. s. Dyke returned on
'aturdaN night from boston. Wheie
hey have been spending the past
rcek.
Mrs. Lindsey Colebrook Of Burling
on has been in town. being called here
y the serious illness Of her mother,
lrs. Nettie Jerome. Mrs. Jerome, who
as been critically III, is improving
cry slowly.
Neal Sylvester has moved from
larry Kidder's house on the corner Of
earl and Vine streets 20 his fathers
ouse on Maple avenue. which was re-
sntly vacated by james Aiken.
The masquerade party under the
uspices u Naomi chapter, o. T.. s.
a. held In armory hall Monday night,
ith a large attendance There were
early one hundred IN costume; the
rize was awarded Miss Marion Bux-
N Music for dancing was furnished
y Norwich university orchestrz. The
al wss very stfractiveiy decorated
ith evergreen and the national colors.
here sas = very large crowd pnd ex-
-yens enjoyed a very pleasant eve
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