The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-18
MARSHFIELD.

W. II. II. Smith is reported as con
valescent.
The Good Templars win have box
social at Castle Hall next Tuesday even
ing, the 18th. Every lady is requested
to bring two boxes Of food, each made
exactly ike the other One viii be
sold at auction, the other, g
Eben Dodge met with quite a serious
accident last week Sunday. While cut
ting corn BY hand, in an ensilage cutter,
he reached up under the apron TO hustle
the corn when the middle finger Of
the left hand was caught in the knife,
cutting the finger in such manner as
to neeessitate uniointing at the middle
Joint Mr.. Dodge rode to Marshfeld
village and DIR. II. S. Carver dressed
the wohnd, after amputating the IN
jured part.
Harry Townsend returned from a six
days trip to Boston last Saturday
evening.
Section Boss Harry Townsend was
obliged to discharge two Of his help
on the road last Monday, namely, Ed.
Halves and Leon Rathbone.
C. II. Collins bought Frank North
rop'= ensilage cutter last week Mon
day.
At the special meetings this week,
Rev. J A. Dixon Of Hardwick viii preach
Monday and Tuesday evenings. Thurs
day and Friday evenings are not yet
scheduled.
All members of the Rathbone Sisters
are requested to attend a called meet
| ing in Castle Hall next Saturday even
ing.
Northrop Brothers purchased new
ensilage cutter OF Warren Eifeld last
Saturday, and Frank will start out on
round of cutting next Wednesday.
It is understood that the schools in
town have free passes into the Caledonia
County Fair next Tuesday, September
10th. Quite delegation will avail
themselves of the privilege and attend.
The hard frosts Of Wednesday and
Thursday nights laid low all vegetation
heir to frostbite. Potatoes are reported
as small and few in a hill.
D. X Lucas and S. Swerdfeger were
IN Peacham last Wednesday at Frank
Chambers.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.. Tucker gave a
farewell reception in honor OF their son,
Leslie c., last Thursday evening. About
seventy of Mr. fuckers young friends
were invited Cake and ice cream We're
served to the company. Leslie started
for Pasadena, Cal, this morning He
is anticipating a stop Of several months
at least William Lang Of Cabot and
two ladies from Montpelier are to make
the trip at the same time, making il
| ,,a,.ab ,,,avr ,,Fas,ao,.4 Es,.
Rev. 4. +. CurTier of Williamstown
stopped over night at the home Of f.
A. Rosebrook Friday and Saturday. Rev
Currier preached in plainfield Sunday
morning, taking in his usual afternoon
work at the quarry on his way home
We are soon to have another millinery
parlor opened. Mrs. Wallace Lambertor
has already purchased stock, and Mr.
| Lamberton has made improvements al
his home on Main street by placing new
two-lighted windows in the house.
4 II. A. Thomas has greatly improved
his house and shop by applying a new
coat Of paint. The buildings are 3
pretty brown now Eugene Morrill, wa,
the painter.
| Arch Batchelder 81 Plainfeld was il
town Saturday on business
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Case and Elou
Use of Plamfeld visited at Henry Lam
berton's Sunday.
! The Congregational ladies' aid society
! held lawn party and social at Tho
home Of J. w Mears last Wednesday
evening, which was very wen attended
| Henry Kellogg, who has been at HON,
about three weeks from Lisbon, n. ii.
| sick with stomach trouble. Is now ablt
TO be ont Of doors.
!. a. Ennis has a new phone on The
| Onion line, and Mrs. Eva Lambertor
one on the Molly Falls line.
The Tony Deer Comedy Co. will have
complete control of the boards at Fol,
SONS hall this week.