The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-18
SOUTH RYEGATE

The Rev Samuel jackson, d former
pastor Of The r. r. church in this vii
lage, is very welcome visitor IN town
He and his wife and their little niece
Miss Lewies, arrived last Friday and
we understand that they have planned
| spending a month, which will be only
short call among their many friends,
Mr. Jackson is now located in the state
Of Pennsylvania
Andrew WyIic who was kicked bv 4
horse and had his leg broken on Sat
urday, Sept. 5, is very low and is not
expected to recover. His brother, the
Rev. William Wylie, il at home helping
take care of him.
Mrs. William HawIey Of Connecticut
IS IN town visiting her sister. Mrs. Mary
Nelson Mrs. Nelson and her daughter
IRE expecting 10 leave town about the
llrst o. October They are going 20
California. These two ladies we can i'll
afford to lose, but we wish them much
happiness in the golden state, and hope
fhat they may enjoy the warm climate
while we are fighting snow storms.
There Is TO be chicken pie supper
at the yestry Of the Presbyterian church
next Friday evening. The charge will
be M cents and II Is hoped that there
VIII be q large attendance Everyone
who attends may rest assured they will
get their moneys worth and at the
same time feel they are helping to con
tribute toward the extensive repairs that
have recently been made Oh the vestrv.
All are invited This supper is to he
provided by the ladies OF the church.
which y q guafanteesof an abundance Of
good things.
Angus Smith, who ii attending school
at Barre, came home last Friday and
returned on Monday. He was welcome
sight in Terry's store at his old post all
day Saturday, in bis overalls and sleeves
rolled up and willing for business al
usual. He Is one Of Che boys we expect
some day TO see in a larger town with
better position, as he has lots Of push
and II ever ready to work for his en-
poyers interest Rycgate II one Of
the towns where such boys are raised.
as previous records have shown.
This has been d remarkably good
year for selling shingles in this village,
one man having disposed Of nearly the
whole Of four car loads, averaging $50
thousand each, with the demand still
ahead Of the supply
There il scarcity of potatoes III this
section and farmers are not disposed to
offer any for less than - or SO cents
per bushel, which is an unusually high
price for this time Of year.
a p, Grant has struck new line 81
bushes, having built quite nice hen
house. 1t looks as though he was to
establish quite hennery.
Miss Odessa Whitcher of this nlaee
who il attending school at Wells River.
spent Sunday at Woodsvile with her
mother.
Miss Anna Eliason. who went to
Quincy, Mass, expecting 10 attend
school, has returned and has decided to
attend school at Wells River Anna
Is a great lover Of her home and is
better contented at home than among
strangers, and we are all pleased to see
her back again.
Mrs. Henry w. Godine was in Pas.
sumpsic last week to represent the sun. |
day schools of this village, and she gave
the congregation at Mr.. NaIlace's church |
4 very extensive and interesting report |
last Sunday.
Allen Goodine and wife have the sym.
patty Of all in their deep affiiction in
The loss Of their youngest child. who
lied last Thursday after only few
hours sickness with cholera infantum.
Fred Noyee of Littleton. n. H.. was
N town last Friday looking for an omen.
ing for q livery stable business.
Geo. II. Robin has his house nearly and
and hopes to be pleasantly
ocated near the schoolhouse within a
few weeks.
I. ]. Tewkshurv has his house IN and
singled and will also try to occupy
I the coming winter.
James 0'Rourke is in the march of
progress, as he has built one or two
lew piazzas and shingIed his house
anew. George Brown and Greeley Ran.
lall performed the work.