The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-15
MARsHFIELD


Mrs. Flora Bliss is visiting sIrs. Scott
in East Calais this week.
Benjamin Darling Of Feacham was in
town on business Saturday
C. Il. Northrop and son were in Mont.
lpeIier on business Tuesday
A crowd from this town attended the
bail game at Barre last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. P. Martin visited
friends in the city Of Barre three days
last week
/ Mrs. Maria Darling, who has been
Visiting friends in town, went to Peach
iam Saturday.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Prouty Of Burling-
ton were the guests Of 4. w. Coles FAM
lily over Sunday.
1 e. A. Rosebrook is gaining rapidly
+ from his injury OF last week, so as TO
be able to be out.
Mrs. Chas. Clark and children will
leave for their home in Whitman, Mass,
Tuesday morning,
Mrs. Ward Slocum and daughter,
Ruth, are the guests of Mrs. Carolin
Robinson for few weeks.
Mrs. Lucinda Northrop is gaining
slowly, having been i'll with catarrhal
bronchitis nearly six weeks.
| The moving picture entertainment
held IN the town house last Saturday
evening was poorly attended.
| Neither the Congregational lawn party
nor the Methodist picture show, was
well attended last Friday evening.
Harvey Sulham, who is working in
the single min Of L. A. Paquin in
Peaeham, was at home over Sunday.
Mrs. Helen Loveland went to Perkins
vile, in the town OF Weathersfeld, Sat
urday to do nursing in family there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Fisher of Barre and
Mrs Alice Fisher OF Randolph were IN
town Monday by automobile, from
Barre.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Ellis c. Preston are the
happy parents Of another son. A fine nine
pound boy came to them Thursday
morning.
Last week Thursday Mrs. F.. II. Shep-
lard Of Montpelier, accompanied by her
sister from Burlington, were visitors at
G. f. Shepard's.
| Mrs. Fri Whitcomb died about half
after seven o'clock Monday morning, af
ter several days of excruciating pain.
The funeral viii be held Wednesday at
10 o'clock
The ladies Of the Congregationalist
church viii have a lawn party and ice
cream social at the farm OF L. b. Nuts
next Wednesday evening. Every one
invited to 80.
B. I. Cameron and family, and Clar-
enee Wilson and family were picnicers
at Woodbury. pond yesterday. Frank
Northrop entertained the company with
selections from his photograph.
Several FROM this town attended the
concert given BY the Corinthian quar-
tette last Friday evening. Plainfeld
certainly ought to feel proud to mother
tie man who sang low bass,
Mrs Kibbey OF Worcester, Mass, who
las been visiting at c. L. Shepard's.
went to Plainfcld Monday afternoon,
where She viii visit for few days
then She will return home.
Mrs Charlie Grace, formerly lilo Wood.
cock, daughter OF the late Ira Wood
cock and Susie Boyles Woodeock Gee,
died Sunday in Danyille OF dropsy. She
leaves husband and a child one year
old
Hiram Dennis, now in st. ,1ohnsbtry
lail for intoXieation, WAS tried yester-
day in Groton for furnishing. Several
witnesses were summoned from Pigeon
Pond, whom Dennis furnished at the
time Of the row.
Roy T-amberton accidentally hot him
self in the hand one day last week. For
tunately the hand, which was resting on
the mtizzle Of the weapon, was only
grazed, Sith SIGHT flesh wound. IN
this instance '-af4tyH proved unsafe
Felix seymore Of Pigeon Pond, was
arrested Monday morning by constable
Pike Tor intoxication and taken to
eiroton, where he was arraigned before
Justice J. c. Harvey, pleaded guilty to
the charge and paid fine Of S. with
costs Of Sl105.
About forty-fye old friends and
sehoolmates Of Clarence Wilson attended
a picnic at Woodbury. pond Monday
given in honor of Mr.. Wilson ana family
who are boarding few weeks at B. L.
cameron's All report most excellent
time.
A large lumber team belonging 10
George Drew and driven by George Gill,
became frightened at an automobile Sat
urday morning. The horses ran, throw.
ing Mr. Gill from the wagon, fracturing
one ankle 1t will undoubtedly be some
time before he will be able to work.
The two Russian Jews from Montpe.
Ier, Abram Goule and Israel Baberone
BY name, who attempted theft from the
ruins Of the Bancroft house, were run
down by the constable Of this town at
6 o'clock Wednesday They were glad
to settle with the officer and promptly
paid the costs.
Forest Walker fr8ctwed his right
hand last Wednesday morning, while
unloading milk for oile Of the patrons.
He slipped and fel III such way as to
put ont of Joint three Of tile fingers He
has revealed huge amount II spunk,
having worked every day since, ia Ills
place at the creamery
Rev. A. > Hough win read portions
from his fomous Country Parson", and