The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-12
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Mrs. Ernest Lamberton is very i'll.
Baby Mark Mears has the whooping
cough.
Eugene Putnam is running a grocery
wagon for the st. Adams Tea company.
A. Il. Davis and family visited at
the home Of Nelson shorey in Plainfeld
over Sunday.
Mis-, G. + Bliss is able to be about
without the aid Of cane Her ankle
is nearly we'll.
G. L. DWinell & Son started their
ensilage cutter one week ago Monday
for the falls work.
Stella, the little daughter of Mrs.
Nena Preston, is very sick. Dr. H. S.
Carver is attending her.
Mrs. Catherine c. Eaton OF North
Grafton, Mass, is visiting her adopted
daughter, Mrs. Curtis L. Martin.
The horse sold at sheriff's sale by
Constable J. Berton Pike this morning
was bid off BY Mr.. May Of Lower Cabot
Price $50.
The Ladies Aid society elected Mrs
Flora b. Bliss as president Of their
society at their business meeting last
Friday afternoon.
Clarence Wilson's family returned to
their home in Boston, after several
weeks visitation IN this town, among
friends and relatives.
Mitchell Goslant had the good fortune
to sell every foot Of his soft wood
lumber Monday to parties. This trade
involves millions of feet.
Glare Bemis, who is working in East
Montpelier, was at her fathers home
last week TO visit her uncle, Luther
Bemis, who has been spending few
days with his brother, Abiiah.
Henry Waldo, who purchased the
Haskins' farm recently, is to have his
buildings connected with electric lights
soon. These buildings were wired when
Mrs. Nellie Haskins lived there
In the case Of Jewett VS.. Northrop.
held in city court at Montpelier last
Saturday, w. II. H Mears, 4. A. Rose
brook, Vim. Murray and the Northrop
family were called as witnesses.
The telephone line was paralyzed
from j. Beniamin's to Plainfeld Satur-
day and Sunday by a short circuit near
II. H. Martins residence.
Miss Mary Brown had her sign hung
yesterday, and her millinery parlor is
ready. Miss Brown win probably have
her fall opening within two weeks.
The body Of the little daughter Of
Mary, the youngest daughter Of J. d.
Dow, formerly Of this place, was brought
here today from Barre and placed in
the town cemetery.
The directors of the Marshield Co
operative creamery met last Saturday
Of the creamery and voted to put down |
4 cement floor in the main room OF the
building. This IS much needed inn
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. G. Heath visited at
2. Il. Shepard's over Sunday They |
vent to Burlington Monday and viii |
'eturn here and then take in Boston |
IN their way home. Mrs. Heath will |
BE reinemembered here as Gertie At /
lins.
A peculiar coincidence occurred last
week az the special meetings, when three
pastors preached three different
from the same text: "Who.
oeyer viii, let him take the water Of
life freely Rev. 22:17.
Remember the special meetings at the
u. 4. church every night this week
kept Wednesday and Saturday even
ngs. Rev a. N. Ross viii preach to-
light, Rev. Christie Thursday and Rev.
,urrier Friday evenings. Everyone IS
arnestly invited to coTue.
Ezra Jewett has engaged with his
NJ. Goslant, to cut and
ct III the timber on the country around
Settle Pond in Lanesboro. This con-
raet will probably give Mr.. Jewett and
bout twenty men steady employment |
Or five years.
It Is welcome news to all to learn
hat the Congregational society OF this
lace are to rebuild their church. The
ommittee is soliciting funds for that
urpose, having secured about $1,000
READY, we understand. The church
i'll be rebuilt in the most modern style.
York will begin as soon as worknen
an be gotten.
Mrs. Eliza Dwinell came near expert
acing a serious accident Monday noon.
fhen driving on the river road in maxi
ig the turn near Rosebrook's house on
) the hill road, the king-bolt broke,
lrowing Mrs. Dwinell out. The horse
IN a short distance, being stopped BY
+. A. Rosebrook, who was working ia
field near the road No injury was
sported to either driver or team.
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