The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-29
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Dr. Brown was ii Montpelier on SAT-
urday
T. L. Townsend Is making few re-
pairs on the interior Of the village school
building.
Helen Duke was in Barre on Friday
and Saturday, attending the teachers
examination,
Solomon Bartlett, who has been con-
fined ID the house fGr THE past three
months with crushed foot, IL able to
be out on crutehes.
About As couples attended the dane
ing school on last Thursday evening. A
large crowd from East Montpelier was
present.
Mr. Stadman Of Groton Pond is NOV
ing into the Gale tenement on Mill
strete He takes Richard Annis' place
As foreman on the section.
II. A. Heath returned from visit
in Burlington On Wednesday.
Mrs. Lazell and daughter, Alice. were
in town on Sunday from Montpelier,
visiting her daughter, Mrs. A. r. Foss.
Fred Perrin was in Montpelier on
Monday.
George swazey Of Barre was in town
on Monday.
+. A. Slayton and family Of Barre
were IN town on Sunday visiting friends
and relatives.
Mrs. nj. s. Davis of Burlington spent
part Of last week with her neice, Mrs.
Id Bartlett
r Q. Kicker was in Groton on Mon
day.
Mrs. Oscar Wheeler is very il.
George Whigcher was in Marshfeld on
Saturday.
Mrs Betsey Moore was IN MarshfeId
and Cabot visiting friends d part Of last
week.
Mrs Laura Baker has gone to Florida
to line with her nephew
MI and Mrs, Steve Beaulac have gone
W Enosbnrg rails u spend a few days
with relatives.
Fred Beanlac 81 Montpelier was in
town On sunday
Mrs Glenn St lolll was ia Montpelier
on Friday.
Mrs blanche Townsend left on Mon
day afternoon for Boston, where she
will enter hospital 70 be trained for a
nurse.
NIL aud Mrs. f @. Kicker and children
expect ID 10 to Gfoton To spend Thanks
giving with relatives.
Nat Page was in Barre on Mons
day
l1r. AlcGoif Of Montpelier was in town
on Saturday on his return from a week S
hunting expedition in New Hampshire.
A party of friends gathered at the
home OF Ezekiel Skinner on Thursday
evening to celebrate his 69th birthday.
Games were played and refreshments
served, q very enjoyable evening being
spent by all.
j. w. Kelleher Of Montpelier was in
town on Saturday.
Ralph Smith, who has been spending
the past two weeks in town with his
cousin, Bartlett Kicker, is expecting to
return to his home in Corinth this
week
Mrs. Mary I.ambSin, who has been
visiting relatives in Vermont for the
past few weeks, returned to her home
in Chicago on Friday. She will stop
in Montreal to visit Mr.. Lambkin's par
ents for few days.
II. J. Colby recently sold five young
Jersey cows for $500. Mr.. Colby's friends
and neighbors have told him that he
had better 90 out Of the Jersey stock,
but he is firm believer in the Jersey
breed for dairy purposes.
d. G. Iavigne, who recently moved
her from Winooski, has bought of G,
NJ. Clark the farm known as the Frank
Willard place, situated in East Mont.
pelier, consideration being $4,000. He
is moving his household good there at
this time.
Harold Sheaf, the 13-year-old son Of
Rev. i. F. Sheaf, was seriously injured
on Saturday while standing in his pony
cart. The pony started and threw him
out. His shoulder was broken, besides
which he received many other bruises
The accident happened in the parsonage
yard, and DIR. Gale was summoned al
once. At this writing he is reported
! to be very comfortable.