The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-14
MARsHFIELD.

VI. -. Deniis ana VIE OF barre were
visitors at Abijah Bemis' over sun
day.
Herbert Emery and Clyde Mears were
in East Montpelier Tuesday on bust
ness.
Miss Susan Atkins of Cabot
is visiting at J. Berton Pixies this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. f. Bliss visited Mr..
Bliss mother, Mrs. Flint, in st. Johns
bury over Sunday.
Presiding Elder Newton win preach
at the NJ. E. church next Sunday after
noon at 2 o'clock.
Herbert Emery recently purchased
four full blooded Jersey heifers Of J.
Lilley of East Calais.
The selectmen have appointed Joseph
johnson and Amasa Tucker deputy game
wardens for this town.
J.. Royal Kinney of Boston was in
town last week. S. H. Irwin purchased
an organ of him at that time.
Dennis Lamberton, A. G. Tucker, E.
Powers and Leslie Tucker are in Greens
boro this week on a fishing tour.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Tucker are the
parents of another daughter, born We'd
nesday, June 14th. Congratulations.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith OF st. Johnsbury
were the guests of +. A. Rosebrook the
last of last week and over Sunday.
The Rathbone Sisters are anticipat-
ing having public installation in the near
future. Date will be announced later.
g. L. Dwinell has just completed
boat, Mayfower, dory style, for Swerd-
feger and Tucker, to be placed on Cas-
plan Lake.
Myrtle Temple, No. 2, Rathbone Sis
tiers, of this place are invited to at
tend the public installation of the
Rathbone Sisters in Hardwick July 5th.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Bouldry were
called to Calais Wednesday to attend
the funeral of Mrs. Bouldry's niece,
Mrs. Mern Hawkins, nee Helen East
man.
| All who are interested are earnestly
requested to meet with the pastor at
| the NJ E. church next Friday evening
| to arrange for instituting an Epworth
League.
Mr.. Kent of Montpelier, representing
the New England Telephone Company,
was in town Monday, trying to arrange
for farmers line from Plainfield to
this place.
Herbert Aiken had battle with a
large buck one day recently, while work
| ing in his woods. The deer attacked
Mr.. Aiken and he was obliged to beat
him off with club.
/ The county warden has received more
| complaints during the last ten days
They come from Barre, Berlin, Cabot,
East Montpelier and Woodbury..
Rev. c. Brown addressed the local
Knights Of Pythias last Sunday. 0w-
! ing to inelement weather, only limit
ed number were present. The subject
used, In Him Was Light was handled
admirably.
The local lodge Of knights of Pythias
/ decorated the graves Of Henry Dodge,
| North Montpelier, w. II. Haskins,
Alarshfield, and Bemis Cameron at the
village last Sunday, it being the X. of
2. memorial day.
A black and tan hound was seen run
| ming after doe through Frank Bohon-
ans fields, but the owner Of the dog
is unknown. The attention of all who
own hounds is called to section s, No.
100 Of the laws of 1904, regarding own
ers of hounds allowed to run at large.
A hearing of a case in chancery was
held at Meader's Hotel Monday, before
Benjamin Gates Of Montpelier, master,
between B. Wilbur of Calais and G. l.
Preston of this place, the case arising
over a note. John G. Wing appeared
for the plaintiff and J. 2. Lamson for
the defendant.
! While horse may, in some cases, be
vain thing for safety yet one is
more sure of reaching his destination
the same day he starts, should there
come shower, with this animal than
to trust to an automobile. No doubt
| Dir. M. j. Allen was of this opinion
Monday afternoon, while en- route from
his home in st. Johnsbury to Mont
pelier by automobile. The shower made
the clay roads impossible and the doc
tor was obliged to turn about at J. B.
Pixies place and return to Marshfield
awaiting dryer" roads.
| Mrs. j. Berton Pike, agent for The
Times in Marshfeld, will call upon all
subscribers in her territory as soon as
possible after the 18th, and it is hoped
all subscribers in arrears will be pre-
pared to pay the same, or renew their
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