The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-08
PLAINFIELD.

i form which reads I'VE charge the Re-
|pHbliean machine Of Vermont with con
/ tinuing the rotten borough system to-
maintain its absolute supremacy And
Mr. Clement pledges his best efforts TO
secure an amendment TO change the pres
lent system Of representation from towns
ITO districts This means that Your
TOWN win haze nd representative in the
/ Legislature; that your town will become
one Of chain Of towns and that this
lchain Of towns wall elect d representa-
ltive. Will yon stand Tor itg There's
lust one way to avoid this Clement plan
land that is to vote the straight Repub-
lican ticket ADV.
Mrs. pr Gale Is quite il with cholera
morbus.
Miss Lolita Nutting is quite i'll with
/ typhoid fever.
Fred Fogg Of Portland, Me-, was in
town last Thursday.
| Mrs. Ripley Of burlington visited Mrs.
Foss two days last week.
| Benjamin Gates Of Montpelier was in
town last week on business.
w, r. Danforth Of North stratford,
y. H, was in town last week.
Mrs. Louis Lupine and son, Raymond,
aer visiting friends in Hardwick.
Mrs. Parker Of Lisbon, n. H., visited
at George Whiteher's over Sunday.
Mrs. Homer Stone and daughter, Lu-
Ga, Of Chicago are visiting at Mrs. Viola
| Beniss
Miss Joanna Parks of Barre visited
II Frank Martins last Saturday and
Sunday.
Mrs. W. Il. La9elle Of Barre spent
Friday afternoon at the home Of Addi-
son Foss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wheeler and daugh-
ter Of New York are the guests 81 Ira
Batcheider
| Mr.. and Mrs Fred BrnfFcc and Miss
Mildred Gate went TO Ausable Chasm
last Friday
Mrs. Charles lack was In Montpelier
over sunday, caring for her sister, Mrs.
Jacobs, who il III.
Mrs w. +. Iarelle went last Saturday
to Franklin, n IT,, TO visit her daughter,
Mrs. George Collier.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Laird and children
Of Montpelier are spending their yaca-
tion al the Laird farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. DR.. Brown are rejoio-
ing over the birth Of h tenpourd son,
born Monday afternoon.
Mrs. A. s. Martin has gone IL Pal.
lmyra. New Jersey. to visit brother
and sister Of that place.
Mrs. 4 n. Perrin and three children Of
Sanborntown, N. III, are guests Of Mrs.
Ellen Greeley, her mother
Elmer Maxfela i spending his vaca.
tion at Lake Woodbury. Pliny Morse
i taking his place IN Fred Periins'
store
Mrs Julia Cummings, who has been
in Randolph visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. II. Powers, returned sat
urday.
Union services were held IN the Con.
gregational church Sunday Mi. Chase
was called to sheffield e oflieiate at
a funeral.
George Whitcher. b. c. Leazer. Irving
Nye and +. G. Skinner attended the
Washington County veterans associa
tion at Dewey park Wednesday.
Mfr. and Mrs. ". w. Merrill az Barton
Landing, who have been visiting AT the
home 81 Rev. and Mrs. /. r. Chase, re
turned 70 their home last Friday,
George Raymond was badly bitten in
the hand by one Of his pet dogs Nom
day. The dog II quite old and tho ex-
treme heat, II was thought, made the
dog quite cross.
Miss Vera Townsend celebrated her
18th birthday last Saturday evening at
her home. Several Of her friends called,
dainty refreshments being served and
the evening spent in playing games
While Frank Tucker was unloading
hay Tuesday night. the horses started,
causing him 70 fan upon the sharp
stakes % the hay wagon, badly iniuring
his arm. Dr Gale dressed Tie wound
Mrs. Nellie T. Perry, who has been.
visiting for SOME time at the home of
Mrs Nettie Hutehins, has left for East
Montpelier, preparatory 20 leaving on
Friday for her home in Pawtucket,
R. J.
Orlando r. Martin, while unloading
hay last Thursday, was quite badly IN.
iured by the breaking of the fork, let
ting him 20 off the load, striking on
beam and then down into the NOV. II
was at first thought that his back was
broken, but the injury was not so SCI.
ious and at this writing he is recover
ing.