The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-01
MARSHFIELD.

| The state highway tax In the town
OF Marshdeld for 1906 was SEQ. Her
apportionment BY the state was S501.9l.
| Her gain under the present system Of
taxation was $2sigl. Mr.. Clements
Democratic platform would deprive
Marshfield of this material gain. VIII
the voters Of Marshfeld stand for ity-
Ady,
Mrs q. y. Nichols II visiting at II. u.
McCrillis',
0. L. Bemis is i'll with the prevailing
distemper.
Mrs Mary L. Atkins Of Cabot visited
Mrs. Jennie a. Pike last week.
George Douglass OF FairIee visited his
uncle, G. i. Shepard, Monday.
Lewis Dudley Of New Haven, Conn,
i visiting At the home 81 1. D. Mute.
Miss Eleanor r. Cole visited her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs q. y. Cole, over sun.
day.
Josephine Mute III Essex Junction &
I visiting her father, u d. Mute, for a
/ few days. m 3
/ Esrrie Wood has gone 70 West stu.
artstowu, N H. 10 visit her aunt, Miss
Maybelle Young
The severe electrical storms Of Satur.
day evening did considerable damage to
crops in this vicinity.
Rev. r. j.. Currier and family went
into camp IN their cottage &C ST. 10,
seph's lake, Danyille, this week.
The family VI Clarence Wilson i VS..
iting in the home OF y. L. Cameron.
Mrs. Wilson arrived last Saturday af-
ternoon.
Mr. and Mrs Carl Panley of Science
tady, N. 81. and Herman and Rudolph
Pauley Of Boston are visiting at Frank
Bohonon's.
Mrs. q. 4. Bliss returned last week
from her extended visit III Henderson,
y. y. Everyone is glad to welcome
Lena back.
Mrs. Cora Preston has moved her
household goods from the house Of Mrs.
Lizzie Robinson to tie home Of her son,
E. G. Preston.
Mrs Oliver Spencer recently fell from
load Of hay, breaking or cracking two
ribs on her right side and otherwise
iniuring her quite seriously.
A. c. Tucker and family returned
from their camping ont az Greensboro
last Saturday. MI Tucker is now laid
lHp with severe attack of rheuma-
tism.
Word has been received here that
Miss Enie X. Martin and George Fol-
lansbce were united in marriage recent.
y. They are both working in the city
Of Montpelier.
Mrs. II. w pitkin returned from the
Mary Fletcher hospital AZ burlington
fast. week Thursday, very much inn
proved IN health. and i very e0mfor.
table. She has the best wishes ~ her
InaHy friends that. she may speedily re-
cover perfect health
There win be no services in the NJ.
F. church the first three Sundays in
August. Several of the congregation in
tend attending the old home week SER
vice in Cabot August i2. when Rev A.
/. Cooper will preach. He occupied the
pulpit in that place 50 years age.
Mrs. A. A. Hopkins and Mrs. Albert
Ingleson met with what might have been
very serious accident last week. While
going to Marshfield station the wagon
seat broke, tipping back, throwing the
ladies % The ground Mrs fngleson had
one rib broken and sustained internal
injuries. She is reported as quite conf
Portable At this writing.
Remember Cole sustained a slight par
alytic shock last Friday morning. 1t
was noticed that he could not artim-
late when he first arose The doctor
was called aud he pronounced IL paral-
ysis Of the mouth and throat. Mr. Cole
Is over so years old, being the Oldest
person in town. At this writing he Is
able to be out and articalates quite
distinctly.