The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-06


II. v. fox aud wife recently visited
friends IN Concord and Manchester, n II
Almon Bushnell IA at home on a yaea
tion from his school at ThetfoTd aead.
envy.
Eustls Carpenter 81 Boston Is here on
4 visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
\, r. Carpenter
Mrs. Bertha West and daughter came
home from Hanover. n. H., fof Thanks
giving, 70 remain here.
DIR, @. n. Cobb Of White River June.
ton waa az the old homestead. with
Mrs. Rowell and daughter, Thanksgiving
day.
A Thanksgiving service was held IN
the Congregational church az n a. N.
on Thanksgiving day. Sermon BY the
pastor.
Theodore Nadeau has recently pur.
chased and put In place a $3.50 coal o.
wood furnace, with which TO keep Jack
Frost out Of his house.
Mrs. \. Il. Buell. Of South STAFFORD
was "a Randolph Nov. goth. whore abe
attended the annual meeting OF the
fourth district. o. =. s.
Walter Hoyt and wife left for hos.
ton Monday night, taking the night train
from Sharon, for the purchase OF Christ.
mas goods and for pleasure trip.
Tho STAFFORD creamery. with l0s pa.
irons, made In October e,5a5 pounds Of
butter, which brought "a cents per pound
for butter and 81 cents for butter fat
ouin Scribner has sold hla place 10
Harvey Hawthorne for $3.50. lie had
an auction on Saturday, Che 23d, dis.
posing Of his furniture. and other arti.
clcs.
Lucien fosdiek Of Boston recently Vie.
tied l. A. Clark and wife. lie owns
farm near Cape Cod. on which he raised
this last season 535 barrels OF Gran.
berries.
Mrs. A. J. Eastman returned last Sat.
urday from North Charlestown, n. II,
where she had visited her daughter and
husband, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bacon,
for little over two weeks
We have few inches Of snow on the
ground, but not enough for good sleigh.
ing. Wheels arc used for the most part.
except around town. A few inches OF
snow would make excellent sleighing
Miss Lena West begins her second
term Of school In Sharon next Monday,
with increased pay. Her first term was
twelve weeks in length, followed BY a
vacation OF two weeks. The winter
term viii not be 50 long as the full
term was.
Exdix Swift and family Of South
StrafIord dined on Thanksgiving day
with the Bates brothers, in Tunbridge.
Porkers are now fast becoming less
in number, but pork Is becoming more
abundant. Some weighty fellows are
yielding up life for the good OF those who
have fed them well.
Chester Reynolds and wife left straf.
ford last week for Randolph for a visit
with his brother; thence to Barre City
for a visit with another brother, and
where he hopes 70 obtain work Mr..
Reyonlds has leased his farm and stock |
to Justin Sargent Of South STAFFORD.
The schools of STAFFORD opened for
the winter term on Monday last, except |
the Norton school, which began two |
weeks ago, to give Miss Hutchins the
to close that much earlier, |
and go TO her home in Ohio. The only /
change in teachers is in the grammar |
school, South Strahord, Miss Edith Grant /
Of Tunbridge being the teacher this
term.
David and Nathan Morrill, came on
Thanksgiving day TO pass the time with
their aunts, the Misses Martha and Belle
Pierce. David has worked for a good
number Of years past with the Elgin
Watch company, Elgin, ILL.,, but that
has closed large part Of its
works on account OF the dull times.
throwing out of employment a large
number Of its hands.
Mrs Emma Brock and child OF Wind
Tor, George Harding, wife and child Of
N. H., Mrs. Anna Harring.
on and child of Ludlow, Mr. and Mrs.
Rollin Prescott of STAFFORD, all gathered
around the festive board Thanksgiving
It Frank Harding's. The company pres
mt included all the children and grand.
children Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harding, Mr..
Brock having recently gone to Brooklyn,
Y. Y, to work In the navy yard, could
lot be present. Mr. Harrington was also
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