The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-21
PLAlNFIELD.

!. o. Kicker shipped to Boston 40 hogs
on Monday night.
David Spicer Of Hardwick was call
err in town Sunday.
Mrs. H. S. Parks was reported TO be
III part Of last week.
G. L. soule was in Montpelier and
Barre on Tuesday on business.
n, D. Page has sold TO w. II. Mar
tin Of Barre eight Jersey cows.
Mrs. II. A. Parks OF Barre is spending
few weeks with Mrs. Burt Wells.
Frank Leavitt il spending few days
in Calais among relatives and friends.
Miss Bertha Chamberlain was in South
Ryegate on Saturday giving music les-
sons.
Mildred Kiser and Mrs. Frank Mar
tin and daughter were in Barre on Sat-
urday
Will Wheeler has purchased the Fred
Laird farm and expects to take posses
sion soon.
DR.. Fl r. Gale was called to Cabot
on Saturday as counsel for George Hoyt,
who is quite i'll.
Mr. and Mrs. Il. r. Fortney were called
TO Barre on Saturday by the illness of
Mrs. George Parks.
The ladies' duplicate whist club met
last week Wednesday with Mrs. N. d.
Page.
Rufus Whitcomb has purchased of
Homer Hollister his farm situated on
the road from North Montpelier to
Marshfeld, consideration being $4,000.
DR.. d. D. Smith accompanied Mrs.
Cora Woodbury. OF Lisbon, n. H., to
Mary Fletcher hospital last Saturday,
where abe went for treatment.
Il. +, Fortney has bought Of Curtis
Martin 10000 feet OF timber, Of Ed.
Pitkin $4,000 feet and of Fred Shorey
100000 feet.
w. H. Kinney has finished work in Ed.
Bartiett's store on account OF poor
health. w. FL Batcheldcr Is taking his
place at present.
III. s. Parks was called to Boston
Sunday evening 70 appear on Monday
morning in the trial Of Bruce s. Forbes.
He is expected hon the latter part Of
this week.
Glenn Bartlett has rented Of Glen
Kellogg his farm. II is reported that
Mr.. Kellogg began work in Ed. Bart
lett'S store on Monday.
Mrs. DR.. Gale, who has been quite
III for the past few months, was able
70 ride out Sunday.
Rudolph Cutting is visiting ID ST.
lJohnsbury with his sister, Mrs. Percy
Wood.
Rev. r. I. Sheaf viii preach his fare
well sermon in the Congregational church
on Sunday morning. lie expects to oe-
cnpy his new pulpit at Gorham, N H.,
the first OF April.
Mrs. Belle Olnstead, who has been
visiting for the past two weeks with
friends in Worcester and Boston, Mass,
returned home on Sunday evening.
Mrs. Ella Kidder and daughter,
Blanche, were in Burlington and Winoo-
ski on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Miss Lunar skinner Of Montpelier was
in this place on Tuesday, visiting at the
home Of her uncle, Ezekiel skinner,
J. @. Kicker was in Chelsea last Thurs
day and bought Of Ben Adams fine
three. year-old colt. He also purchased
Of Mr.. Gray a five-yearold colt.
Miss Maude Townsend spent Sunday
with her aunt, Mrs. VIZ Haskins, in
Barre.
The Boys elnb. knights Of King Ar
thur, made their first public appearance
in the /. o. @. +. hall on Tuesday even.
ing.
Miss Eta King and sister, Edith, Went
to Montpelier on Tuesday to spend the
week with Mrs. A. N. Blanchard.
Mrs. NJ. IT. Cutler was recent visitor
in town with her parents, MIR and Mrs.
s. S. Smith.
Miss Clara Perrin Is expected home
from ST. Adams this week, where she
has been for treatment.
Miss Effie Jack spent Sunday in Mont.
pelier, returning on Monday.
Nelson Morse was in Montpelier on
Monday.
Harry Coburn Of Goddard seminary
spent Sunday at home with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Will Coburn.
Among those at home from Montpelier
seminary TO speud their spring vacation