The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-17
SOUTH RYEGATE.

Fred Thorp of Lisbon, n. H., was in
town last Friday ia the interest OF Par
ker & Young Co.
Chas Mills and wife, and child Of Bos-
ton were guests in town the past week,
visiting his mother
Robert Farquharson is in New York
city, a delegate to Royal Clan convention
from Clan Farquharson, No. s, Of this
place.
VIII Terry struck out Monday for a
flying trip to the mountains to see a few
OF his old customers and friends and tell
them Of the best kind of stoves, ranges,
and sewing machines in the market.
The Parker & Young Co. of Lisbon
I n. H.. have sent their contractor and
his help up to the Lime Kiln district in
Newbury to commence operations on
their three or four timber lots. A Mr..
Philbrook has the job Of saving and
piling all the lumber on these lots which
are located on the places formerly owned
by Thos. Kasson, David Lumsden, the
Lyman Batehelder lot and some recently
bought Of Horace +. Brown. Mr.. Phil
brook seems to be a hustler and has a
good clean looking crew Of men and we
expect before snow flies he viii have a
million Of timber stuck up. This lumber
will all be shipped from this station to
Lisbon and other points as ordered by
the Parker & Young Go.
Mr. and Mrs. Williams Of Berlin are
visiting Mrs. S. Mills, Jr.;; Smith Of
Hartford, Conn, at VIM. TerTy's, also
Mrs. Emma Richards Of Hartford, Conn.,;
at Arel Anderson's, Mr., and Mrs. Theo
Sahlesten and two children Of Quincy,
Mass; at Albert Wrights, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sommers, wife and child Of Peacham ;
at H. Samuelson's, Mrs. johnson and
three children of Quincy, Mass; at Chas,
EIiason's, Mrs. Eliasons sister and five
children OF Quincy, Mass; at john A.
Frasef's, Mrs. James Fraser Of Concord,
I m. H.; at NJ +. q. Lind's, a lady from
New York; at G. III. Libby's, Miss Good
ale of Cabot; at f. j. Tewksbury's, Mr..
and Mrs. A. Tewksbury and son Of Kan
sas; at Robert Farquharson's, Mrs. Kerr
and four sons from Boston; ut John
Aforrison's, Ernest Mccall Of New York
City
Halls pond is the one place above all
Others ia Newbury for summer outings
| and reunions. On Wednesday Of last
week your correspondent was privileged
to visit this place and found about $50
people there enjoying life. Among others
| there we found very nicely situated a
reunion Of the Rollins family. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Rollins Of Newbury having
| hired the Mheelock cottage for ten days
they were entertaining oil OF their
children and grand children that could
possibly get there, and to say the least
they were a hearty, jolly, good looking
crowd. They represented various states
in the Union and in the party were: Mrs,
Mary Cobb and SON of Woodsyille, N.
In, Mrs. Arthur Sinclair of Montpelier,
! Mrs. II. G. Renfrew and three daughters
Iittleton, N. H., Mrs. Bacon Of Kansas
CITY. the above ladies being daughters
LOT Mr.. and Mrs. Rollins; Miss Glade
Darling, Woodsville, n. H., grand
daughter; Mrs. Emma Richards, Hart
ford Conn, niece: Mrs. H. E. Wilkins
Triton, N IT., niece, and Mrs. William
Terry. South Ryegate, niece. +. A
rollins. a son, and family of Manehes-
ter. Conn, were expected TO be present
Oh Thursday. Henry Rollins is a native
Of Newbury and is the only living mem
her Of his fathers nine children, and i
laoino all he can to make things bright
land cheerful for the rising generation q
Rollins and their descendants sucl
gatherings as these are always prnodue
Tive of much good and should be oftenel
lcalled together.