The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-23

MARSHFIELD.

Clayton Collins shot hen hawk Tues
day that measured four feet and one
inch from tip to tip Of wings.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Davis and
little daughter are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Ellis in Corinth for a few days.
f. w. MeWain of Rochester arrived
in town Tuesday night and win visit
his daughter, Mrs. A. 7. Davis, for
few days.
The ladies entertainment committee
were in Montpelier Tuesday in the in
terests Of improving their church, the
NJ. +. Of this village.
DR.. Edmund n. Packer ana son, Henry
w. of Lowell, Mass, arrived at the
home OF Mark Mears Tuesday evening
for a two weeks stay.
The called meeting Of the Rathbone
Sisters which was to have been held
on Thursday evening Of this week, has
been postponed one week.
The question in all mouths IS: eWbo
was the man that made them rum a
special train home from the bali game
Monday nightss That's it, who could7
Frank and Milton Northrop have COM
pleted their rigs for threshing, ensilage
cutting and wood saving, and went to
East Montpelier the first Of the week to
make a start,
Mrs. w. H. H. Mears was called to
st. Johnsbury Tuesday by the sudden
and serious illness of her granddaughter,
Stella, the little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. L. p Slack.
The little son of Warren c. Mears was
taken suddenly i'll Tuesday afternoon in
a convulsion. Or. II. S. Carver was
summoned immediately. 1t is hoped the
little fellow viii recover at once.
Harry Boyee has finished work for
FL d. b. Dwinell and began work Mon
day for Fred Martin, who starts out
this week on his usual route Of thresh-
ing, ensilage cutting and wood saving.
Mr. and Mrs. A. c. Tucker, daughter,
Shirley, ard grandson, Lawrence Irwin
went into camp at st. Joseph's Lake
Monday. They have with them for a
few days only Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Hop
kins.
Rev. S. G. Lewis Of Barton Landing
a former pastor of the NJ. +. church
here passed through the place Tuesday
on his way to attend the grand lodge
OF the X, Of p. at Burlington. Hi.
family are in camp at Lyndonyille.
Autos have become common with us
but one went through Monday at ar
uncommon rate of speed. The number
was not taken, as the speed and the
duts they 'cut up made it impossible
No doubt they are aware Of certain
law.
Henry Averill OF Piermont, N. ii.
was in town the first three days 81
the week, renewing old acquaintance
and viewing scenes which he says have
changed since the days when he was
one of our number. Mr. Averill has q
butter box factory in Piermont, and ali
who were acquainted with his work here
in years gone by know his success there
s. Barnes, an elderly gentleman who
lives with Clayton Collins on the Georg,
ST. Cyr place, had the misfortune to lose
valuable horse last week. The ami.
NAL was found in the pasture with q
broken leg Saturday and had to b.
shot. The poor beast and the ground
around it bore evidence Of the suffering
lit had endured for some time before
being discovered.
District No. IL, /. o. q. r., 81 Yer.
mont, win hold its 18th union in Folsom
hall Saturday afternoon and evening Of
August Goth. The afternoon session Of
open to members of the order only. and
for the benefit Of the same. The even
ing session is open to everyone, and all
are cordially invited to attend. The
Rev. Ora Roys, chaplain of the grand
lodge, viii deliver the address in the
evening, and other attractions are men,
toned in the programmes. Supper vii
be served by the local lodge and friends
TO the visiting lodges.
The list Of teachers in town for tho
fall term of school are as follows: Hol
lister district, Helen Duke Of plainfeld;
Dwinell district. Grace Blake Of Cabot
Ennis district, Nellie English of Marsh
field; Pike district, Alice Laclair o.
Lowelli village primary, Julia Blodgeti
of Cabot; village intermediate, Ahcl
Blodgett of Cabot; Bolles district, Ami,
Flint; depot district, Agnes Whitney O
Troy; New Discovery district, Alie,
Clark of Marshfeld; Lanesboro district
Grace Wooster Of Marshfeld; King dis
trict, Lois Moulton of St Johnsbury
All the schools in town viii begin Tues
day, September 18th, instead Of Monday
which il Labor day.