The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-28
MARSHFIELD.

A. L. Lamberton and wife were visit
| ors in Barre over Sunday.
Mrs. Fred Ellis and two younger
children arrived at K. S. Hundson's Sat
urday.
The foundation Of the new Congrega-
tfonal church is in, the stills already be-
ing laid.
Albert Lamberton visited his niece,
Mrs. Inez Lamberton Barnes, in Sharon
two days last week.
Mrs. j. w. Mears is in Lower Cabot
caring for her mother, Mrs. L. G. Dow,
who sustained a severe stroke Of paraly-
sis Friday night.
Don't fail TO be present at the produc-
ton Of the Cantata Of Joseph, either
Tuesday or Wednesday evenings.
Martin freeman went to Goosegreen,
Corinth, Sunday, where he will take the
place Of Fred Ellis, while he enjoys a
short vacation here with friends.
p g. Bemis is reported this morning
as not as we'll. He is not considered
dangerously i'll as yet, but is very sick.
Plumbers from Barre are working in
the Adams block, installing bathroom,
closets. furnace, etc. Mr.. Adams Is
ceiling the rooms of the entire building
with steel sheathing. Everything here
is modern and up to date.
Mrs. John Ennis has been suffering
for months with rheumatism and other
complications. She is still confined to
the house. Her friends extend her their
sympathy.
i. B. Adams will give fhousewarm-
ing in the new store next Friday even
ling. Ladies' will bring cake, gents viii
furnish oysters. Good music will be fur
nished, etc. A general invitation is ex
tended. We congratulate c. s. Adams
& Co., in manifestin&> urage and plh.-
lie spirit in erecting M flne "a 4ledfiding
III so short "a &ime after enc disastrous
lire ~ last JuAe, in which they lost
heavily.
Mrs. G. @. Davis remains in a very
weak condition, but Is reported as rest
iiig quite comfortable.
Postmaster A. r. Davis is in receipt
of special order from fourth assistant
postmaster general ordering him to close
his office at s o'clock on and after Dec.
4th, 1905.
In recent letter from Leslie G. Tuck
en- Of Pasadena, Cal, he says he likes
the country very much. He has employ
ment in livery stable, where he receives
$50 per month. AS he can save $50 af-
ter paying board, room and laundry bills,
Leslie says he can save money there and
not be obliged to SILVER either.
Mrs. Mark Mears received telegram
from her sister Mrs. Alice Fisher Of Ran
dolph, saying her mother, Mrs. Eliza
Fisher was very i'll of pneumonia, and
not expected to live. Mrs. Alice Fisher
is having extra care at this time, as
the son, Fred, of Barre is detained away
from his mother by the illness with
diphtheria of his wife.
The lecture by j.. ?. hanson last
Wednesday evening was highly appreeia-
ted by those who heard him 1t y
through his kindness that we are able
to have lecture course this winter and
lit is to be regretted that there was not
a larger attendance. For the next speak
er he has secured the Hon. Frank Plum
ley Of Mortified who has recently
/ in settling the Venezuela claims. we
are sure of treat and this Is rare
opportunity. Many towns are willing to
pay good round price to procure such
a speaker and when we consider that Mr..
plulnley gives his services and comes
to us free Of expense, ought we not 70
turn out en- masse and give him rous-
ing wecomeY Remember the date, Dec
9Th, and be on hand.