The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-12
SOUTH RYEGATE.


Sacrament was observed at the new
church last Sunday and the two congre-
CATIONS viii observe the week 81 prayer
together, the first three nights at the
new church and the last three at the
Reformed church.
The Rev Mr., Niver Of Philadelphia
! is filing the pulpit Of the Reformed
church for a few weeks.
I Word was received here on Saturday
last that Garlic Renfrew, formerly Of
Groton, died at Calais, and would be
brought to Groton for burial on Mon
1 day
g w. Philbrook has gotten his new
mill up and running again and it is
hoped be will have better success in
tho future as we find him man OF
push and an upright business man. The
loss of his other mill by fire was hard
misfortune to him, As he had just conn
menced 70 do good business when the
fire took his mill down, and lie had no
insurance.
Sam futile Of Scotch Hollow has sold
his farm to john Hatch for 1900.
Hatch buys it for the lumber.
Removal announcement.
After fifteen years OF close attention
to business and with the aid Of nv
| three sons at different times and the
efficient services Of faithful clerks,
md my business has crowded me to
the extent that | must have room ac-
eording to the demand ana more com
modious quarters have been sought and
found. In the near future We shall
move to the brick block, having leased
the two stores and bought the stock
Of goods therein Of Nj. vi. Gibson. We
shall tit up the room formerly used as
pool room with a display Of Glcnwood
stoves and ranges and the Round Oak
line, and shall try hard as in past wears
70 keep good line of everything usu.
ally kept in q general store. The very
LIBERAL patronage l have been favored
with IN the past gives me the courage
TO make this progressive move, and to
one and all who favor us with future
business ! promise fair and square deal
ings and courteous treatment. Call and
see MS in our new quarters az early as
Jan. 30. Yours for business and fair
play, VIM. Terry.
]. y. MeAlllster was in Boston last
week and is expected heme Monday.
as ne has several auctions to attend
to.
D. II. Eastman Of Z Lime Kiln
district is in Hanover, N. HI, with his
son, Albert who was taken there last
Thursday and was operated on imyne.
diately for appendicitis The doctors
told him il was a bad case and he could
net have done anything better for him.
On Saturday afternoon he was slightly |
improved, as per letter from Mr.. East. |
man.
VIII Terry went to Littleton, n. H..
last Friday to attend the funeral Of |
Mrs. Elizabeth Buckley, who was one
Of iittleton's best known residents. She
died on Wednesday morning after a /
short illness. She was ~ wears Of are
and was for many years 4. prominent
boarding house keeper throughout Yer
ont and New Hampshire. She was
iown lar and near as Mother Buck
les, and was pretty worthy Of this
hest Of all names, as hundreds can tes-
tify. She was native Of Scotland but /
had lived in Littleton since 1863. She
was q woman OF remarkable energy and 1
strength Of character and was also
known as woman OF very warm heart
and kind neighbof. She was always
ready to extend helping hand to The
unfortunate and her many acts Of kind
ness for others during her life viii nee
essarily go unrecorded. She had been
n failing health for several years. but
her last real illness was Of short diIra
tion. Besides her husband she leaves
three sons, Gen. VIM p. Buckley of
Lancaster, n. H., Charles w. Of sd.
Adams and Archie L. Of AndoYer, n.
H., and two daughters. Mrs. VIM. cum.
mings Of Littleton and Mrs. John Fer.
gnson. The latter has made her home
with her mother The funeral services
were held at the house and were attend
I'd by old and young, rich and poor. in
large numbers, as she was held in esteem
By all classes. Rev NJ s. Buckingham
and, to all who knew. hig
words We're very fttiugly applied to the
large crowd Of sincere mourners. The
oldest son, w. r., and Mrs. Cummings.
we're both unable to be present. as they
we're both down with pneumonia. vi.
2. was with his mother all night Tues,
lay, but went home and was taken
Down It'll nueunaaDia