The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-28
MARSHFIELD.

Mrs. i. A. Rosebrook finished work at
Herbert Wells today.
Arthur Case visited with bis wife and
daughter at H. G. Lamberton's over
Monday
I.umbermen are looking glum again,
but sugar makers are busy preparing tor
a sweet time.
The creamery went on to the every
day plan last week Friday and milk Will
now be taken every morning.
G. H. Northrop returned from has ex-
tended business trip in central and
southern Vermont last Monday.
Oscar L. Bemis recently purchased y
fine new Edison standard monograph Of
Batchelder & Moses Of Plainfcd,
Mrs. Helen Loyeland returned Monday
from Piermont, M I'll, where she has
been nursing friend for several months.
D. X. Lucas and Herbert Emery were
in North Montpelier Monday, where MIR.
Emery purchased q heavy black draught
horse Of FL NJ. FArnham.
Master Newton Fisher, son OF Mrs.
Alice Packer Fisher Of Randolph, II the
guest Of his aunts, Mrs. Mark Mears
and Mrs. u. X Lucas, for two weeks.
County Came Warden ]. Berton Pike
received notice Tuesday III dogs running
deer in Putnamsyille. Two dogs were
running doe and fawn there on Mon
day.
Mrs. Jennie f. Pike has her house
hold and store goods packed and ready
To ship to South Northfeld, VT, where
\ she has employment for herself and
adopted daughter, Alice, IN the wooden
4 factory
( Those who have been on the sick list
\ for the past week are Mrs. s. H. I'm
4 win, Mrs. c. y. shepard, Forest Duke,
4 Mrs. James Sanders, Charles Laiken AM
4 Harry Townsend. All are reported con
K valescent.
h Mrs. Jerusha Dwinel invited several
Of her old lady friends W her home foi
a visit last week Saturday. All present
were seventy years old and over. Din
ner and supper we're served the guests
and very enjoyable time was reported
by all.
ss5Aif. and Mrs. a. T. Datis went Il
( Bethel last Saturday afternoon to visit
II friends over Sunday. They anticipated
attending the production Of the caHtata
Joseph, given there that evening by /
company from Randolph, under the di
rection Of NJ A. Davis and Glenn Glenn
ent.
DO not fail to attend the lecture il
the NJ. 4. church next Friday evening
by the Rev. Mr.. Dukeshire Of Mont
pelier. L. b. Adams win assist in thu
entertainment with his gramophone
Warm sugar, doughnuts and rolls vii
be served from O'Clock, and after th'
entertainment.
The box social held last Friday even
ing was in every way a success Thu
receipts from the sale OF boxes nette,
$500 Among those which sold at III
highest prices were the Easter box,
made by Mrs, s. Swcrdfeger, the row
boat eHiawathaN made by Mrs. Ear
Kellogg, the holly box. made by Mrs
Bcrton Pike. All the boxes were yer,
pretty and well filed and sold at from
45c to $3.50.
Nathan, the oldest son Of d. Il. Brown
met with a painful accident while a
work in Mays mills last week Friday
He stumbled and fell on 10 the clipper
Joe Jock saw the boyftrip and caIigh
him Just in time To prevent his bod,
being sawed in two lust below the heart
a. ii was, the lift arm struck the saw
cutting and managing II badly, complete
" severing the ulna and saving int
! the radius. George May took the bo
, to Cabot, where d.. NJ. d. Warren dress
I ed the wound. It is hoped that no SER
Gus complications will arise, necessitat
ing amputation.
IS. IT, Packer and wife and Ozias Pit
! kin and wife were the guests Of thei
mother, Mrs. lynda Il. Pitkin, las