The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-21
PLAINFIELD

Msr. belinda Lombard is reported Il
be quite ILL.,
R. ]. Kinney of Boston vas in towr
on Monday.
Miss Mary Knapp II working fol
Frank Tucker.
Airs. Ada Taylor has commenced work
for Ed. Bartlett.
Miss Blanche Cutler is reported to be
quite i'll with tonsilitis.
Miss Flora ISeinis Il reported To BIZ
quite III with the grippe.
Miss Matte Kiser il spending a few
days with friends in Montpelier.
Mrs, George Bolles is reported to be
quite i'll with quincy sore throat.
Joseph Butterfeld Of North Montpelier
was in town Saturday on business.
FL. Nutting left on Wednesday for
Burlington to spend q few days among
relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Towna wore guest
On Sunday at the nome af Mrs. n. D.
Richards
Il D. Fuller Of st. Adams was IN town
ion Tuesday and Wednesday at the home
Iof Ed. Page.
Gardner Spencer ind daughter, Leah.
.of St. Johnsb'ny spent Sunday with
Silas Willis.
Mrs. Belle Olmstead has finished work
for Ed Bartlett and has gone TO care
for Mrs. Glenn Bartlett.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. D. Page were in Barre
on Saturday evening To attend the play,
In the Bishops Carriage
Mrs. Burt Gale Of Montpelier was IN
town over Sunday to visit at the home
of her brother, DIR. +. = Gale
Willard NJ Austin of this place has
received an increase Of pension OF S12
per meonth under act Of June "a, 1890.
Mrs Elizabeth Bemis went last Satur
day to WeatheTsfeld to attend the fun
eral OF Mrs Clarkson Hin, which was
held on Monday.
The town auditors, Orlando Martin,
Frank Hoyt and Addison Foss. met at
the office Of Il. i. Leavitt last week and
finished their work on Friday
Burrage Marsh, who is seriously i'll
with pneumonia, was moved to the home
of Fred Perrin on Tuesday, TO be cared
for By his daughter, Mrs, james Pol
lard,
Rev. +. r. Fisk and Rev. I. p. Chase
and six members of the Knights of King
Arthur were in Hardwiek last Friday
evening to institute lodge in that
place.
About fifty volumes from the Kellogg
Hubbard library at Montpelier have been
placed in the home Of Mrs. Susie Rem
frew. The public is invited to read
these books
The Rebekahs held whist party in
the Odd Fellows hall Saturday evening.
about sixty people being pr; MT. The
highest score was made By Miss Blanche
kidder and A. V. Taylor
Plainfeld Creamery comnany's. report
for january; Amount Of milk received,
1o7.354 pounds; amount Of cream re.
ceived, l3,4o3 pounds; amount Of butter
made, 1920 pounds; price paid patrons
per pound, 35Ac.
On Monday morning about six o'o';ek
a fire caught about the stove pipe in
the kitchen of the Thomas Bartl,tt house
on High street. The house is occupied
by Earl Bartlett The fire was soon dis
covered and put out and very little
damage was done.
About thirty couples attended the
dancing school on Monday evening The
school Of this place is invited by Mr..
Averiil Of Barre to visit his class on
Thursday evening, February 2sth. II is
hoped that most Of the class will be
able to accept the invitation.
a lamp was overturned on Friday
evening at the home of DR.. G. A. Brown
on Maple Hill. Various methods were
used to extinguish the lames, first BY
covering the fire with rugs and carpet
ing, which failed TO put it out, and as
last resort q sack Of -four was poured
over the flames and this extinguished
the fire, with but very little damage
done.