The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-28
MARsHF1ELD.

Constable Eddie Gould Of Cabot was
in town on business Thursday.
Mrs. II. Goodrich Of Barre visited sew
eral days at 5. II. TWINS recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Pitkin spent sun
day with Mrs. Pitkin's people, in
Peaeham.
The order of Rathbone Sisters will 90
to Hardwick July 18th instead OF July
18th as reported.
The lawn party at Mrs. Bouldry's
was in every way a success. The soci-
ETY. netted 1920.
H. D. Cole and wife of Hardwick
We're guests OF Mr.. Coles people last
week and over Sunday.
Mrs. SADIE Rosebrook went to Green's
boro Saturday, where she has employ
inent as cook in a summer hotel.
The directors of the NJ. F. Electric
Light and Power Co. met Monday at
the Office Of the secretary, NJ. E. Beck.
ley.
Milk was taken earlier than usual at
the creamery this morning to allow the
boiler to cool for necessary repairs this
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs Guy Boyce OF Barre
were at Dan r. Tibbetts' over Sunday.
Mrs. Boyce will be remembered as Flor
ence Tibbetts.
Remember the drama Brother Against
Brother" which will be given at the
hall in the Marshall block, tonight and
Thursday evening, by the X. of P. and
r. $. societies.
Mildred, the little daughter of Her.
bert Emery, is i'll with pneumonia. DR..
Frank Wheeler of North Montpelier is
attending her.
There will be a called meeting of the
Rathbone Sisters next Saturday even
ing. 1t is earnestly requested that all
members be present.
The funeral Of Mrs. Sarah Robarts
was held from her late home on New
Discovery Sunday, at o'clock, Rev.
Miss Stickney officiating.
Mrs. Jerusha Dwinell is i'll with heart
and stomach trouble at her home. DIR.
Wheeler was called Monday, and she
is reported more comfortable.
Hon. G. I. Swasey OF Barre is in
town few days in the interests of
granite quarry in that town. We UNI
derstand several in this town have tax
en- one or more $40 shares in this quarry.
County Warden j. Berton Pike has
fhrnau l.,s,
Illegal fishing in East MontI alier, one
for illegal fishing and one for Illegal
hunting in Cabot.
Arthur Raymond remains in pecu-
liar condition. 1t is not certain wheth-
er he may live or die as result Of
his attempt at. suicide. He is sorry
for the act, however, and wishes to
live.
A deer, white, or nearly white, has
been seen by several in this town. This
deer together with another doe and
large buck, was seen Monday in the
pasture with cattle belonging to j. Ber-
ton Pike. 1t is the only white deer
ever seen in this vicinity.
The following officers have been elect. |
ed to fill the chairs of the order of II. |
;. for the next six months: NJ. E. c., |
Gertrude Mears; e. s., Nellie Pitkin; !
e j., Lillian Sanders; NJ. of r., Gene
Veive Lamberton; M. of f., Lettie Boul- |
Try; N. Of r. and s., Katie Rosebro> X;
?. of f., Edna Halves; G. of 0. r.,
Minnie Swami; P. c., Idella Irwin;
rustee, Lydia Bemis.
James Dickey Of Woodbury. was ar
ested last week, per order county war
len, for allowing two dogs to run at
arge, that were chasing deer He was
aiken before Justice c. A. Watson of
hat town Wednesday, the 21st, and
pleaded not guilty. The next day he
etracted that plea, and pleaded guilty
nd paid aft ne of S. and costs in each
ase, amounting in all to s17.00.
Mrs. S. M. York win be at c. s.
feaker's in the near future, with a
ne Of hair goods and prepared to take
rders and manufacture wigs, switches,
chiropody, superfuous hairs