The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-02-11
PLAINFIELD.


Rev. G. II. Wright was in Montpelier
Thursday
Mr.. Bragg Of st. Johnsbury was in
town Friday.
9. A. Stickney Of Montpelier was in
town Friday.
Thelma, daughter Of Wallace Holt,
is very i'll with pneumonia.
Mrs. S. R. Dwinell OF Calais was IN
town Thursday, visiting friends.
Wayne sabin, son of Mr.. aud Mrs.
Wallace Bartlett, is reported ill
Miss Nell'e Sllyton u Barre i vis-
;ting Neya Kicker for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hazen Huntington left
Wednesday for their home in Barre.
The school directors have built
permanent stage in the new school nall.
Mrs. Burt Gale and daughter Of
Montpelier are in town visiting at Mrs.
DR.. Gales.
Mrs. Susan Parks, who has been seri.
ously i'll for some time, is reported to
be gaining slowly.
r. J. Batchelder, who has for the past
year been working in Barre, Is spending
d short visit with his parents.
Harry I.yford. who has been employed
by the Orange Ton W Telephone csm
pany, is in town for a few days.
Carroll Lamb Of East Calais was in
town Friday III the interest of the Or
ange County Telephone company.
Mrs. Fri Whitcomb returned Friday
from the Mary Fletcher hospital. in BUR
lington. II. E. Heath accompanied her
home
Rebekah Lodge held their regular
meeting Friday evening, initiating one
member, Harry Daniels Of last Mont
pelier.
Plainfield creamery company annual
meeting was held in the town hall Friday
morning and adjourned until Monday,
the 18th, at 10 o'clock a. IN.
Mrs. w. +. Lazell is moving her house
hold goods from T. II. Bartlett's resi-
dence to Montpelier, where she and her
daughter, Alice, are to keep house.
| sheriffs Tracy ard Camp went through
town Friday afternoon in pursuit Of the
Middlesex mail robbers They caught
them in Danyille Friday night, IN a
barn.
Charles Lombard went to East Barre
Friday with load of hogs for John
Wooster Of that place. While there he
vas taken quite i'll and Mr. Wooster ac-
companied him home
Erwin Gilifllan Of South Ryegate pur-
chased a fine horse Of Otta Cate Fri
day; consideration 1920 This was pur.
chased for Boston party It was one
of the finest horses about here.
Miss Mabel Kent, teacher in the in.
termediate grade Of the village school,
closed her school Friday and left Sat
Iurdav for Montpelier to spcnl week
with her sister, Mrs. Robinson.
! G. Q. Ayerill Of Barre was in town
| Thursday giving private lessons in dane.
ing through the day, and in the even
ing a. couples attended the school. The
class is reported to be getting along
finely.
A Teachers OF the village school closed
their schools Friday with exercises in
the afternoon by the primary and inter-
mediate grades The high grade gave
an entertainment IN the evening con-
sisting Of play called Jumbo jim.
4 large crowd was present. over $40
was taken in
Al T. Cobmn, an old and life long
resident 81 Marshfeld, died at his home
Wednesday Of apoplexy, aged 50 years.
Mr. Cuhnrn is survived by a wife, and
son, Edgar, Of Montpelier, and a
daughter, Mrs. Lee Martin, Of Plainfeld.
lie was dcapon of the congregational
church Of Plainiied and was always act
i've in the church work. The funeral
was held 1T Ills late home Friday after
noon, Rev. L. L. Sheaf officiating The
burial was in the Plainfeld cemetery.