The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-10-10
MARsHFIELD

Bert NJ, Shepard and friends from
Montpelier were in town Monday IN an
automobile, on a hunting trip.
Carpenters are putting the finishing
touches on the McCrillis block, which
will soon be ready for occupancy.
The report that c. G. Bent's hired
man, Fred Hammel, was turned of, was
a mistake. He was unable to nun the
thing, so left.
Herbert Ellis found one Of his best
two-year-old heifers caught under the
root of tree by the foot Sunday, and
to all appearances the creature had been
there two or three days. She was in
terrible shape, and Mr.. Ellis was obliged
to shoot her.
Prof. and Mrs. Z. A. Hamilton of
Montpelier seminary were guests of Mrs.
ID. X. Lucas Sunday.
Dean w. Edison of Montpelier was in
town Sunday by auto bike
Mrs. l. P. Slack and little daughter
of st. 'Johnsbury are visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. II. Mears.
Lee townsend is foreman on Iayir 2
the cement floor in the creamery. Work
was begun Monday.
The infant child of Harry Boyce has
been very i'll, but it better at this writ
ing.
Mrs. Bancroft Of Barre is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Frank Townsend, indef-
nitely
Maude Townsend, who Is attending
the Spaulding school in Barre, was at
home over Sunday. Miss Maude boards
with her aunt, Mrs. Nellie Haskins.
The Congregationalist ladies will give
a harvest supper in connection with the
Wilder concert Wednesday evening.
The pews Of the M. Il. church were
removed from the audience room to the
vestry Tuesday and f. w. Merrell began
painting the ceiling forthwith.
Dr. II. s. Carver's piazza is nearly
completed, and L. w. Merrell has painted
over the same once. This is by far the
most modern structure of its kind in
this part Of the country. Mr.. Duke cer-
tainly did credit to himself in the car
penter work.
Deputy Sheriff Lawson OF Montpelier
was in town Saturday and summoned
witnesses in the Gilman case, which came
off Monday. Mr.. Gilman pleaded guilty
to three offenses, illegal liquor selling,
and was fined $500 and costs in each.
w. II. III. Smith is able to walk out
of doors, after a long illness.
Ellery, the Oldest son of Alp Lynd,
slipped from a ledge Sunday and fell
backward forcing his left arm into the
mud in such a manner as to break one
bone OF the fore arm DR. Fl. S. Carver
reduced the fracture at once and the lad
is doing well.
Mrs. Waite Ormsbee Rogers Of AL
bany, VI, Is the proud mother Of fine
baby boy, born October 4th.
p. r. Tibbetts is placing underpinning
under r. w. Coles barn.
Bills are out announcing the opening
of a new dry goods store in Cabot by
Henry Heyman of Burlington, who has
run a clothing cart through this part
Of the country for several years
On account of repairs being made in
the Methodist church, services will be
held in the vestry Of the church next
Sunday.
John L. Severance, one Of the towns
most illnstrious citizens, is shingling a
building for D. H. Lucas. MIR Severance
Is OF the advanced age of 50 years, and
although he has been at deaths door by
illness and accident many times, he is
an example for many Of our younger
men.
Master Frederick shepard was with
his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Il.
Shepard, over Sunday.
Notice the lettering and lattice work
on the Adams block, bearing the date
1905" and the word Adams
T. r. Barton IS in Boston this week
on business.
The needed repairs were put in the saw
mill Monday and work there viii be
commenced at once
Mrs Henry Egglefield, who has been
Very i'll for two months or more went
to Hanover hospital Monday, to be ops
Grated on for cancer. She was accom-
panied by her niece, Miss Mabel Wood
a trained nurse, from Lisbon, N. II.
Miss Susie Atkins Of Cabot IS in town
today, soliciting for aluminium cooking
utensils and kitchen ware.
g. G. Bent has recently put steel
ceiling in his living room. 4. i. Fortney
of Plainfield did the work.
Word was received from Leslie G.
Tucker, written ut Los Angeles one
week ago, saying that he stopped d
day and night at the following places
on his trip out: Chicago, Denver, Salt
Lake City, San Francisco, where he visit
ed Selden Smith, his mother and Miss
Pansy, and he was expecting to reach
Pasadena last Friday. He IS well and
enjoying the trip.