The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-30

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Our millncrs are doing fiourishing
business, each receiving their due share
of patronage.
The sugar sea son was short and sweet.
Stgarmakcrs report from one and a
hall 70 two pounds per tree.
George Emery Of Barre was the guest
0f his brother, Herbert, and sister, Mrs
Curtis i. Martin, few days this week
The oil tank belonging 10 the Stan
dard Oil company got stuck in the mud
directly opposite 81 +. Cumerolrs house
on the river road Friday afternoon. This
particular piece Of road has long been
an annoyance to the travelling public,
and this spring many and mighty were
the cxclamations, especially OF the farm
ers who have large loads Of milk to
carry to and from the creamery. Here
tofore both the north and south ends
of tho town have been favored with a
new piece OF permanent road annually.
We trust the river farmers looking for
ward to something Of improvement in
their vicinity win not be disappointed.
Miss Glare Bemis Of st. Johnsbury,
who has been enjoying d six weeks
acation with friends IN Barre and
Montpelier, visited her father, Abijah
Demis, recently Miss Clare goes To
EGreensboro next Monday. where she has
employment for the summer.
Mrs Arthur Case, who has been 80
seriously i'll in the home of her father,
II. G. Lamberton, is slowly convalescing.
Her many friends extend to her their
sympathy and wish for her speedy re-
coverF. Or. H. s. Carver i attending
her.
The Rev. +. Il. Currier was the guest
Of II. A. Rosebrook Friday night, en-
route to Cabot, where he is stationed
ITO preach the coming year. 1t Is ex-
pected that he will also supply for the
Methodist church Of this place.
Mrs. Jennie A, Pike Is slowly recov-
cring from her severe stroke of paral-
ysis, sustained about FIVE weeks ago.
Mrs. Pike wishes 10 thank the unknown
friend who so kindly remembered her
With the beautiful bouquet Of arbutus
recently.
The property belonging to the estate
Of the late Levi Cole was sold at pub.
lie auction Friday. His son, Leon, OF
Barre city, was here to oversee the mat
ter. G. f. Shepard was the auctionecr.
Master i. Beckley was in Barre We'd
nesday TO attend meeting OF the Or
ange County Telephone. Co. and the city
officials.
The parsonage committee has recently
rented the Methodist parsonage to L. Il,
May 4 company, possession given as
soon as necessary repairs are made.
| Fred Curtis Of Roxbury has been. in
town 40 visit his wife, who has been
assisting her sister. Mrs. Frank Cole, in
earring for Mrs Fred prouty.
Mrs Elizabeth Packer Dewey returned
tp's her home in South Framingham,
Mass. Thursday, after several weeks
Visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
is. III Packer.
| Mrs. Mark Mears and children went
ito Lowell Boston and Whitman. Mass,
Thursday for two weeks visit. Mrs
Fred Ciatis is keeping house for her
tlnTing har absence.
Ed HAYES has moved his family into
| the Crit Robinson hoiise, owned by
r. r. Barton, and recently vacated BY
Dan Brown.
The uniforms OF the Uniform Rank,
knights OF Pythias. have arrived, and
te team j. doing practice work under
Captain II. G. Pitkin.
Ed. Bartlett Of Plnin6eld was through
this town buying cattle Thursday. Bag.
lev Abbott OF Topsbam was in this Vi
cinity last week on The same bust
ness. lHst
Mrs. Ferry OF East Calais IS working
at the home of g. J.. Dwincll.