The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-07
MARSHFIELD.

Ernest Douse visited his father in
Peacham Sunday.
S, H. Irwin returned from his Ca
madam trip today.
Mrs. Marshall Bullock still remains
lin q very weak condition, yet il slowly
gaining,
Mrs. Sadie Rosebrook il gaining slow
ny from her recent illness Of bronchitis
and grippe.
Mrs. Harriet Wells Whitcomb Of Barre
visited In tho home of her brother, Her
bert, over Sunday.
The Mafshfeld team beat TIE Eagles
Lei Montpelier 30 to 80 at basket ball
last Saturday evening.
Ernest Douse Of Peachanl has engaged
to work for J. Berton Pike for one year,
commencing January I, 1907,
The second basket ball team vs.. Cabot
was defeated in the game at Cabot on
Monday evening by score Of "a to
1e
Mr.. and Mrs, George FaIlensbee Of
Montpelier visited Mrs. Falensbees par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. Martin, last
week,
Miss Annie Maeltie underwent an OPP
Grafton for appendicitis and other all.
ments at Mary Fletcher hospital at Bur
lington on Tuesday morning,
Next Saturday evening the local team
and company Il Of Montpelier win have
a game Of basket ball III the usual place
and at the usual incorporating The
company comes.
s, Fl Packer has engaged +. L. Duke
To lay hardwood floors, paint, paper and
otnerwise repair and improve the build
ings on the Beckley farm, which he re-
Gently purchased. Possession is given
Mr.. Packer March LIST.
Nellie. the youngest daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. d, r. Tibbetts, was united in
marriage to George Reed Of Cabot, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs Ira Reed, last Saturday
evening. by the Rev F. r. Currier. in
the NJ. 4. parsonage in Cabot. Concratu-
lations.
It is fact that this town Is much
opposed to race suicide and has so proved
it, but we take a hack seat to one oi
our sister towns, who can boast great
grandfather with three small children
the youngest an infant Of only a few
weeks. Congratulations,
Mrs. Arthur Case and daughter Eloise
went To Piainfeld Monday Mr.. Case
met them there, from whence they will
move to Chelsea. The friends Of the
family regret that they move 50 fai
away, but Mr. Cases business is largely
in that section Of The country
The family of George King has beer
stricken with sickness for four weeks
every member and the hired man having
been more or less affected. Mr.. King.
mother had bronchitis and for a time
her life was despaired Of Mrs King
has had pneumonia over three weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Spencer were called
to Cabot the last of last week and thi.
week by the illness and death Of then
mother, Mrs. John NJ Fisher, who dies
Tuesday morning. Mrs. Fisher had many
friends in this town who will mourn hen
loss and sincerely sympathize with thr
l bereayed friends.
r. r.. Ide has rendered the directors
Of the Marahfeld creamery his resigna
ton as second man The management
has this under consideration. It Is moi
at all likely that Ralph win 90 ii h,
can be persuaded TO remain, as he ha,
won sthe regard Of all the patrons by
his willingness and ready help,
Don't forget to attend the Country
school, tonight and Thursday evening
A good laugh is IN store for you Mifa
Davis. as teacher. will instruct. about
20 pupils, among the most interesting
being Emery Benton, Sarah Smith, Orrir
Smith, with +. A. Thomas as COMMITTEE,
man. Old time costumes aud methods
will be advanced In the NJ. r, church
Wednesday and Thursday evenings.
AT this writing all are convaIescing.
g. Il. Dwinell met with a serious &C
cideut Monday afternoon, while saving
circular wood for Henry Blake. Tie wa,
holding several pieces Of wood on the
table when tho saw came in contact with
I his right hand nearly seyering tho fore
finger and badly cutting the middle fin
ger. He went at once to the Office 81
DR.. RI. S. Carver, who amputated TIKI
forefnger and properly dressed tho
wound. Gilbert Is gritty, but Il aches
Just the same Tie Is doing as well al
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